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Bloodsongs, Issue 4
Autumn 1995 Edition
Published by Bambada Press
Edited by Steve Proposch
Assistant Editors: Chris A. Masters & B.J. Stevens
By Christmas 1994 it became quite obvious to me that Bloodsongs was just going to get me further and further into debt. Steve and I also had an argument when I found out that he had put a wedding proposal to his girlfriend in Bloodsongs #3 without telling me. This really angered me at the time and I just wanted out. After some discussion it was decided that Steve would continue Bloodsongs on his own and that Bryce and I would stay on assistant editors. I was happy with this arrangement as I was no longer financially responsible for the magazine.
We left our room and office at Commerce House. Steve went on to run Bloodsongs and Bambada Press on his own where he set up a new office in a room at his rented house in Prahran.
Bloodsongs #4 followed the same new format as the previous issue and came out in April 1995. Steve even got to put his girlfriend on the cover! |
Contents:
2. Headitorial: Chris A. Masters & Steve Proposch (Editorial)
3. Bloodsoaked Offerings: Readers' Letters
4. Thirst: Sarah Marques de Almeida Hoyt (Fiction)
11. Froth: C. Dmetri Kakmi (Poetry)
14. Pulse: Pulp Fiction in Oz: Steve Paulsen (Column)
17. The Purple Rage: Bill Congreve (Joe R. Lansdale Interview)
21. Nights of the Celluloid Dead -- A History of the Zombie Film, Part 1: First Steps of the Walking Dead: Robert Hood (Article)
27. The Zombie: Jodie Ison (Poetry)
28. Kurtus Interuptus: B. J. Stevens (Kurt Stone Interview)
32. From the Files of: Rattlebone: Taxi Murders: C. G. C. Sequeira & Kurt Stone (Comic)
35. Videodeath: Ken Goldman (Fiction)
39. 10 Seconds Flat: M. T. C. Cronin (Fiction)
40. Cut: Michael Helms (Column)
43. Don't Move! Renny Willins (Fiction)
52. In Your Hands, Soldier: M. T. C. Cronin (Poetry)
53. Attitude! Horror in the U.S.A. S. Darnbrook Colson (Column)
55. Book Reviews (Reviews)
59. Zines from Hell (Reviews)
63. Shut-Up Pink Boy: Charles Spiteri (Dan Simmons Interview)
Cover: Louise Beach
Interior Artwork:
Louise Beach, Kurt Stone and Tonia Walden.
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