The current issue of White Fungus, number 10, includes an in-depth history article, The Bone Collectors: Walter Mantel and the early days of New Zealand zoological discovery by Tim Bollinger, a short story, Sewer Rat Debacle, by Duncan Sarkies, and …

… a colour comic by Auckland artist Barry Linton. There is art by iconoclastic feminist Judy Darragh (New Zealand), Marcin Cienski (Poland) and Richard Bell (Australia), poerty by Baatarin Galsansuh (Mongolia), Francis Raven (Washington DC) and Cyril Wong (Singapore), plus music features on Detroit noise group Wolf Eyes and New York ‘hyperrealist’ composer Noah Creshevsky.

Facts & Figures
Mission Statement: Produced by a collective of artists, writers and designers, White Fungus is an ongoing experiment in community media art. As the spores have been released, its creators look forward to seeing which way the wind blows. The only thing more uncertain than its future is its past.
Founded: 2004, October
Based in: Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand
Editors / Designers: Ron Hanson, Mark Hanson, Tao Wells, Carla Schollum, Tim Bollinger
Periodicity: Bi-Annual
Language: English
Format: Oversize A5, 128 pages
Circulation: 3000
Price: SPECIAL OFFER 3,50 €
Web: whitefungus.com
Contact: editor (at) whitefungus.com

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