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View ArticleThe Black Door: New Directions...
From http://blackdoordistro.wordpress.com,After two issues of “The Black Door”-newsletter, neither of which the editors have been tremendously pleased with, we have decided to take a bit of a new...
View ArticleLate Notice: Atlanta's Burning 2 Available
From http://blackdoordistro.wordpress.comThis issue of Atlanta's Burning was released several weeks ago. Already, a few hundred have been distributed. A few hundred more will be distributed and there...
View ArticleAtlanta's Burning 3 Now Available Online
From http://blackdoordistro.wordpress.com Atlanta’s Burning 3 now available onlineAtlanta’s Burning 3 is now available online. Please feel free to distribute and print.Report-Back from October 22nd...
View ArticleAtlanta's Burning 4 + "Not Quite There and Back Again"
JANUARY 16, 2013Atlanta’s Burning 4 + “Not Quite There and Back Again”The fourth issue of Atlanta’s Burning was released last week! Here is the online version for online viewing/download. Please feel...
View ArticleAtlanta's Burning 5
From The Black DoorAtlanta’s Burning 5!We are happy to release the 5th issue of Atlanta’s Burning. As always, feel free to download and print.This issue came out almost two weeks ago on bright yellow...
View ArticleAtlanta's Burning 6 + Letter from the Editors
From https://blackdoordistro.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/atlantas-burning-number-6/,April 26, 2013Atlanta’s Burning Number 6 After nearly 3months, the 6th issue of Atlanta’s Burning is finally out! Please...
View ArticleAtlanta's Burning Number 7
June 11, 2013Atlanta’s Burning Number 7After distributing nearly 100 copies at this weekend’s first Atlanta Zine Fest we now publish the 7th issue of Atlanta’s Burning for digital download!This...
View ArticleDaddy? Where are Kurdidh People Come From to the US?
Kurdish speakers come from Northern Iraq, Southeast Turkey, Eastern Syria, Western Iran and parts of Azerbaijan as well as Armenia. There are 2 dialects of Kurdish spoken. A number of competing...
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