One of the greatest-ever stars of Cambodian popular music was Ros Sereysothea, who made some electrifying rock'n'roll in the '60s and '70s. Her career ended when she was murdered by the Khmer Rouge, as were two million of her fellow Cambodians. This is her story.

For the uninitiated, Mystery Science Theater 3000 was a TV show wherein a guy and his robot buddies made fun of terrible movies. With this simple premise and a lot of brilliant creativity, the show taught me 13 valuable life lessons that I explore in this zine.

An amazing true story of my youth. The Blue Flame was an evil spirit, the stuff of legend, which my best friend and I encountered one summer.

A Craigslist Casual Encounters odyssey, in three parts. Mostly humorous responses to a duplicitous W4M ad that I posted, plus an interesting interview with a Casual Encounters user.

THE BEST AND WORST OF THE BOSTON CURSE
March 2007 || 12 pages | 5.5" x 8.5" | B&W | photocopied

In the early '80s, numerous hardcore bands from Boston, after releasing maybe one or two hardcore albums, abandoned that form for hard rock or heavy metal. I decided to reexamine a few of these much-derided records. Covers DYS, the F.U.'s, Jerry's Kids, Gang Green, and SSD.

HOT MILK #1
July 2003 || 22 pages | 7" x 8.5" | B&W | photocopied

Five interviews: Mike Doucet (In Dying Days), Chris Colohan (Cursed), Jon Clark (the A-Team), Jeff Lambert (QCHC.com, xRADICAL ATTACKx) and Dave Boucher (Montreal promoter). Retroactively included in the Hot Milk imprint.