Journals and Fanzines

For Dickheads Only (by Dave Hyde)

Philip K. Dick Society Newsletter (Due to copyright reasons these issues are not available online.) (by Paul Williams)

PKD Otaku (by Patrick Clark)

Simulacrum Meltdown (by Patrick Clark)

Radio Free PKD (Due to possible copyright reasons these issues are not available online.) (by Greg Lee)

5 thoughts on “Journals and Fanzines

  1. Do you have an update on the availability of the PKD newsletters by Paul Williams? I am trying to find on line an article I published there. Thanks!

  2. I have all issues of the PKDS Newsletter and could scan your article and email you a copy of that article. Since contributors retained the copyright in their contributions and this is explictly stated in the issues the Trust is unlikely to threaten to sue me over this. You can contact me by subscribing to the group website I listed. Membership is moderated due to spambots so I’ll get a notification when you sign up. I will want some way to verify your identity to avoid potential copyright problems but don’t think that will be a problem. If nothing else, I suspect we have a mutual aquaintance who can verify your email address. Hope you ticked the box to be notified of follow-up comments by email or else that you check this page occasionally.

    Don’t let the website/group name concern you. I won’t expect any trade for the scan; that’s just the easiest way I can think of for you to contact me without my posting an email address in a public spot.

    1. It looks like I forgot to list the website or it got moderated out from the comment. It was one of the Yahoo groups that has been gone for many years. For whatever reason I never heard from her. If this was something Doris Sauter is still interested in and you know how to contact her feel free to send her my email address. I trust your judgment, Michael.

  3. Perry Kinman obviously can’t give copyright permissions because he died of a heart attack something like 15 years ago but I think it would be nice if you’d mentioned his fanzine, Rouzleweave. If you have any copies of Rouzleweave you might check to see if individual stories or articles are copyright by people who are still around that you can contact or that can contact you. I never met him in person as we lived on different continents but we exchanged emails as well as both being on the jazzfavor mailing list. We were friends on that level. He was a good person and I miss him.

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