Bruja, [Issue Number] One

Language: English

Published by Romy Ilano, NY, 1998

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NY: Romy Ilano, 1998. [56]pp; b&w illus. Saddle-stapled in illustrated self-wraps. Near fine, with mild corner crimping. First (only?) issue of this thoughtfully produced zine written and illustrated by a queer Columbia student. Contents include personal essays and journal entries about growing up in Orlando, her romantic escapades with both men and women, life in New York City, etc; a series of interviews about the lives of young Midwesterners, including "Derek," who discusses his early gay experiences; comix; show reviews; etc. Includes both reproduced typescript and passages of stylized holograph text, frequently in conjunction with Ilano's expressionistic line-drawings. OCLC locates only a single holding, at Columbia.

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Title
Bruja, [Issue Number] One
Author
ILANO, Romy ("Mimi")
Publisher
Romy Ilano, NY
Publication year
1998
Condition
Near Fine
Binding
Soft cover
Language
English
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