Femzines and the Rise of the Riot Grrrl
In the 1990s, there was growth in the number of fanzines were created by women. Some of them were connected to Riot Grrl, an underground feminist punk movement. Some focused on women and others did not. They provided a corrective to some of the misogyny in other fanzines (even ones that were about activism).
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59 centsCall Number: FANZINES Box 001 Folder 09
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Drum CoreCall Number: FANZINES Box 017 Folder 11
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FemzineCall Number: FANZINES Box 021 Folder 06
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Frantzine byCall Number: FANZINES Box 023 Folder 01
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Funky Spunk!Call Number: FANZINES Box 023 Folder 13
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GWG (Grrls with Guitars)Call Number: FANZINES Box 023 Folder 16
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Honey Spider byCall Number: FANZINES Box 028 Folder 01
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Interrobang?! byCall Number: FANZINES
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Mad Planet byCall Number: FANZINES Box 033 Folder 16
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Maggot-zine byCall Number: FANZINES Box 033 Folder 17
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Women in Sound byCall Number: FANZINES
