...I've house-hunted in both England and Australia. When I lived in London I could pretty much tell the size, features and age of a house and its garden, just by looking at the street name...Here, in Newcastle [NSW] it was different: every time I went to look at a house I had no idea what to expect. Everywhere we looked houses were on different block sizes and might have been built decades apart from the neighbours'. Resulting in very little uniformity in many streets...The same applies to Newcastle letterboxes...

15 cm x 10 cm, 32 pages of street letter boxes numbered 26-50, illustrated.

newcastleproductions.com.au

Like zines surviving the arrival of blogs and vinyl enduring in an age of MP3, the typewriter still finds itself both used and useful (as well as provoking widespread affection) despite a fall from prominence...I knew I'd find more music that used the sound of keys clacking for rhythmical or ambient purposes than songs sung as an ode to the humble devices themselves...

a zine accompaniment to a mixtape devoted to typewriters, see www.mixcloud.com/ttfb

21 cm x 15 cm, 24 pages, colour cover

www.fulsomeprism.wordpress.com

...This book is directed to people who, like me, run, smiling, arms wide open, wallet flapping, at the sight of any manual portable typewriter. This book is devoid of any hint of blind, insensitive typewriter snobbery....

21 cm x 15 cm, 100 pages to completely school you on the evolution of portable typewriters, in an Australian context, with incredible stories, scandals, qwerty keyboard mythbusting, handy maintenance instructions, and an incredibly helpful consumer low-down on 100 brands of portable typewriters. For die hards. Also features Sticky's typewriter pool!

Australian Typewriter Museum Canberra

http://oztypewriter.blogspot.com