little berlin zine library

From zinewiki: “Nosedive was first released in the 1990′s. In 1996, it appeared as a split zine with Sty Zine, edited by icki (aka Mark Murrmann). In 1997, it was featured in Volume Two of Zine Yearbook. Icky was presented with the the award for “Best Radical Historian” by The Williamette Weekly for issue seven, a double issue which captured Portland’s radical past; anarchist lumberjacks, the IWW, the Cannery Strikes, Portland Black Panther Party, feminist witches, bike radicals, Dr. Marie Equi and local paper The Firebrand, which existed from 1895 to 1897, are just part of the extensively researched collection to be found in this issue of Nosedive. The 12th issue of Nosedive was a split zine with the third issue of Crude Noise, published by Meredith Stern. Both zines contained many lino prints.”