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'''''Outlaw Mutation Boogie''''' is a [[fanzine]] published by [[Mark Plummer]], first for the [[Acnestis]] [[APA]] and from #60 (May 2002) as a [[perzine]]. The title is derived from a rock and roll party of that name in 1960s San Francisco referenced in Emmett Grogan's ''Ringolevio'' but you shouldn't read too much into that as Plummer is notoriously bad at titles.
  
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Unoriginally, it doesn't really have an issue #1 as its author didn't really know what he was doing. Further evidence of this comes with a total failure to manage consecutive numbering starting in early 1994 with normality only being established in early 1997 by pretending ignorance of the #29. After a two-page valedictory for Acnestis in August 2001 Plummer resurrected the title as an approximately annual perzine. The absence of any issues since 2008 may indicate that it is no longer active but its author is unwilling to draw a final line under this one.
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Issue || Date || Pages || Notes
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1 || January 1993 || 4 || unnumbered; titled 'On Killing the Short Story'
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2 || February 1993 || 4 ||
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3 || March 1993 || 6 ||
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4 || April 1993 || 2 ||
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5 || May 1993 || 4 ||
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6 || June 1993 || 2 ||
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7 || June 1993 || 4 ||
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8 || August 1993 || 4 ||
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9 || September 1993 || 2 ||
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10 || October 1993 || 6 ||
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11 || November 1993 || 4 ||
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12 || December 1993 || 2 ||
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13 || January 1994 || 2 ||
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13 || March 1994 || 1 || single sided; misnumbered
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13 || March 1994 || 2 || also misnumbered
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|| June 1994 || 2 || unnumbered
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16 || October 1994 || 4 ||
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17 || November 1994 || 2 ||
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18 || February 1995 || 4 ||
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18 || April 1995 || 4 || misnumbered through #28
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19 || July 1995 || 2 ||
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20 || October 1995 || 2 ||
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21 || January 1996|| 7 ||
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22 || February 1996 ||8 || 
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23 || May 1996 || 8 || 
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24 || June 1996 ||2 || 
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25 || August 1996 || 7||
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26 || September 1996 || 6 ||
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27 || October 1996 || 8 ||
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28 || January 1997 || 8 ||
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29 ||||||skipped to restore numerical order
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30 || February 1997 || 16 ||
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31 || March 1997 || 6 ||
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32 || April 1997 || 12 ||
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33 || May 1997 || 10 ||
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34 || June 1997 || 8 ||
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35 || July 1997 || 8 ||
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36 || August 1997 || 8 ||
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37 || September 1997 || 8 ||
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38 || October 1997 || 8 ||
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39 || November 1997 || 4 ||
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40 || December 1997 || 6 ||
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41 || January 1998 || 10 ||
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42 || May 1998 || 10 ||
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43 || July 1998 || 8 ||
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44 || August 1998 || 6 ||
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45 || October 1998 || 12 ||
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46 || November 1998 || 8 ||
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47 || December 1998 || 8 ||
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48 || February 1999 || 10 ||
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49 || April 1999 || 4 ||
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50 || May 1999 || 16 ||
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51 || August 1999 || 4 ||
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52 || December 1999 || 10 ||
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53 || March 2000 || 30 ||
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54 || June 2000 || 8 ||
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55 || September 2000 || 30 ||
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56 || December 2000 || 4 ||
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57 || March 2001 || 2 ||
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58 || May 2001|| 20 ||
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59 || August 2001|| 2 || last Acnestis issue
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60 || May 2002 || 6 || first non-Acnestis issue
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61 || June 2003 || 10 ||
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62 || April 2004 || 10 ||
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63 || July 2006 || 10 ||
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64 || April 2007 || 16 ||
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65 || April 2008 || 12 ||
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{{publication | start=1993 | end=????}}
 
[[Category:Fanzine]]
 
[[Category:Fanzine]]
 
[[Category:UK]]
 
[[Category:UK]]

Latest revision as of 02:23, 1 July 2024

Outlaw Mutation Boogie is a fanzine published by Mark Plummer, first for the Acnestis APA and from #60 (May 2002) as a perzine. The title is derived from a rock and roll party of that name in 1960s San Francisco referenced in Emmett Grogan's Ringolevio but you shouldn't read too much into that as Plummer is notoriously bad at titles.

Unoriginally, it doesn't really have an issue #1 as its author didn't really know what he was doing. Further evidence of this comes with a total failure to manage consecutive numbering starting in early 1994 with normality only being established in early 1997 by pretending ignorance of the #29. After a two-page valedictory for Acnestis in August 2001 Plummer resurrected the title as an approximately annual perzine. The absence of any issues since 2008 may indicate that it is no longer active but its author is unwilling to draw a final line under this one.

Issue Date Pages Notes
1 January 1993 4 unnumbered; titled 'On Killing the Short Story'
2 February 1993 4
3 March 1993 6
4 April 1993 2
5 May 1993 4
6 June 1993 2
7 June 1993 4
8 August 1993 4
9 September 1993 2
10 October 1993 6
11 November 1993 4
12 December 1993 2
13 January 1994 2
13 March 1994 1 single sided; misnumbered
13 March 1994 2 also misnumbered
June 1994 2 unnumbered
16 October 1994 4
17 November 1994 2
18 February 1995 4
18 April 1995 4 misnumbered through #28
19 July 1995 2
20 October 1995 2
21 January 1996 7
22 February 1996 8
23 May 1996 8
24 June 1996 2
25 August 1996 7
26 September 1996 6
27 October 1996 8
28 January 1997 8
29 skipped to restore numerical order
30 February 1997 16
31 March 1997 6
32 April 1997 12
33 May 1997 10
34 June 1997 8
35 July 1997 8
36 August 1997 8
37 September 1997 8
38 October 1997 8
39 November 1997 4
40 December 1997 6
41 January 1998 10
42 May 1998 10
43 July 1998 8
44 August 1998 6
45 October 1998 12
46 November 1998 8
47 December 1998 8
48 February 1999 10
49 April 1999 4
50 May 1999 16
51 August 1999 4
52 December 1999 10
53 March 2000 30
54 June 2000 8
55 September 2000 30
56 December 2000 4
57 March 2001 2
58 May 2001 20
59 August 2001 2 last Acnestis issue
60 May 2002 6 first non-Acnestis issue
61 June 2003 10
62 April 2004 10
63 July 2006 10
64 April 2007 16
65 April 2008 12

Publication 1993—????
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