MY HEROES ALWAYS HAVE BEEN PONYBOYS #5 - May 2002 - 38
pages - 8 1/2 by 11 - Looser - queerer - more funny -
perverse and anti-family, with art by Arne, material on Mark Hall, conspiracy
stuff about 9-11, pro-fag propaganda, book reviews (including a book you WON'T
be able to find, really), disgusting and depraved music opinions, and much, much
less...$4 CAN/$3 US (sorry - it hits the magic number of
pages that makes postage go up a bit in Canada...)
MY HEROES ALWAYS HAVE BEEN PONYBOYS #6 - August 2002 -
20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 - Looser - queerer - more funny -
perverse and anti-family, with poetry, 9-11 rants, account of a trip to Toronto
pride, some band profiles, and other cool stuff, I'm sure...$2 CAN/US
MY HEROES ALWAYS HAVE BEEN PONYBOYS #7 - November 2002
- 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 - Looser - queerer - more funny
- perverse and anti-family, with poetry aabout Arne, anti-Customs stuff,
rock'n'roll rambling, book and record reviews, and much, much less...and the online version
has extra exclusive contents...$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #8 - January 2003 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with an account of my Bearing, rock and roll deaths, video and DVD
takes, book and record reviews (and some ads for others' work) and much, much
less - and now officially called PONYBOYS, as everyone so named it
anyway...$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #9 - May 2003 - 40 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with Marxist pickup lines, comparisons between Cale and Cash, lots
o' verse, meditations on lunch/love, and much, much more...$4
CAN/$3 US (sorry - it hits the magic number of pages that makes postage go up a
bit in Canada...)
T FOR TEXAS AND T FOR TIMMYBEAR - Summer 2003 - 20 pages - digest -
an account, visual and written, of my trip to Lubbock,
Texas. Done on Microsoft Publisher and everything. :)$2
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #10 - August 2003 - 38 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with disco defenses, favourite bi-tongued songs, record and book
reviews galore, and guest art...$4 CAN/$3 US (sorry - it hits
the magic number of pages that makes postage go up a bit in Canada...)
PONYBOYS #11 - November 2003 - 28 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with Bear pictures, anti-marriage rants, art by me and others and
record and book reviews galore...$3 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #12 - February 2004 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
It's the LUVVVVVV issue!$2 CAN/US
HOLIDAY IN THE SUN- Spring 2004 - 32 pages - digest - an account, visual and written, of my trip to the Dominican
Republic. Done on Microsoft Publisher and everything. :)$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #13 - June 2004 - 80 pages - digest - lots of pictures, stories
and information this time - jampacked with Timminess!!$3
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #14 - October 2004 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 - D&D anxiety attacks, poetry by outsiders, brief political
carping, book, DVD and music reviews, critiques of plays and concerts - a
smaller dose of (double) Timminess!...$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #9 - May 2003 - 40 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with Marxist pickup lines, comparisons between Cale and Cash, lots
o' verse, meditations on lunch/love, and much, much more...$4
CAN/$3 US (sorry - it hits the magic number of pages that makes postage go up a
bit in Canada...)
T FOR TEXAS AND T FOR TIMMYBEAR - Summer 2003 - 20 pages - digest -
an account, visual and written, of my trip to Lubbock,
Texas. Done on Microsoft Publisher and everything. :)$2
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #10 - August 2003 - 38 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with disco defenses, favourite bi-tongued songs, record and book
reviews galore, and guest art...$4 CAN/$3 US (sorry - it hits
the magic number of pages that makes postage go up a bit in Canada...)
PONYBOYS #11 - November 2003 - 28 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with Bear pictures, anti-marriage rants, art by me and others and
record and book reviews galore...$3 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #12 - February 2004 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
It's the LUVVVVVV issue!$2 CAN/US
HOLIDAY IN THE SUN- Spring 2004 - 32 pages - digest - an account, visual and written, of my trip to the Dominican
Republic. Done on Microsoft Publisher and everything. :)$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #13 - June 2004 - 80 pages - digest - lots of pictures, stories
and information this time - jampacked with Timminess!!$3
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #14 - October 2004 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 - D&D anxiety attacks, poetry by outsiders, brief political
carping, book, DVD and music reviews, critiques of plays and concerts - a
smaller dose of (double) Timminess!...$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #11 - November 2003 - 28 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with Bear pictures, anti-marriage rants, art by me and others and
record and book reviews galore...$3 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #12 - February 2004 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
It's the LUVVVVVV issue!$2 CAN/US
HOLIDAY IN THE SUN- Spring 2004 - 32 pages - digest - an account, visual and written, of my trip to the Dominican
Republic. Done on Microsoft Publisher and everything. :)$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #13 - June 2004 - 80 pages - digest - lots of pictures, stories
and information this time - jampacked with Timminess!!$3
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #14 - October 2004 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 - D&D anxiety attacks, poetry by outsiders, brief political
carping, book, DVD and music reviews, critiques of plays and concerts - a
smaller dose of (double) Timminess!...$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #15 - February 2005 - 30 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with bear props by Indie Cowboy, some queer fiction by Sam J.
Miller, rants about 9-11, book and record reviews, thoughts on queer music, and,
well, that'd about cover it...$3 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #16 - August 2005 - 40 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with NYC photos, book reviews, takes on concerts and Broadway
gushing. The (Baby Got) Back in NYC issue...$3.50 CAN/$3
US
PONYBOYS #17 - January, 2006 - 40 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with poetry, book reviews, record reviews, some cutesy Bear
cartoons, political rants, and more.$3.50 CAN/$3
US
PONYBOYS #18 - May, 2006 - 28 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with poetry, book reviews, record reviews, a Shangri-las/New York
Dolls catfight, some deep (?) thoughts, DVD analyses, touching tributes to dead
dogs (print edition only) and probably more$3
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #19 - November, 2006 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11
- Looser - queereer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with book reviews, record reviews, some FBI posters, some deep (?)
thoughts and probably more$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #20 - April, 2007 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - the cheap nostalgia
issue. $2 CAN/US
A BEAR SHOULD KNOW BETTER - AND I DO #1/#2 - April/December, 2008 - 36/32 pages - digest -
The new, furrier side of me.$2 CAN/US
All of these prices are reasonable guesstimates of what it would cost me,
copying and shipping, within Canada and the U.S. (our postal rates just went
up). In other territories, I suggest getting in touch with me at [email protected] (where you can also write to get a mailing address) to get some idea of the costs involved.
I may be a little off either
way, so I hope you'll forgive me if I make about $.30 on a 'sale' or appreciate
the sacrifices I make to lose that $.30. :) The advantage, by the way, of
ordering PAPER copies is you get the cover art AND some unedited articles before
I did some rewrites AND the love I put into photocopying them and stuffing them
into envelopes so they'll tear when they get opened.
If you're wondering about money, as I see it, there are two
options:
(1) Given the coin-heavy nature of Canadian money, I find taping it to a
piece of paper and folding that piece of paper up carefully for concealment
usually works. For American money, the bills should be easy enough to
conceal with some folding within paper, and the same advice for coins as
featured above should be okay (or just tip me *evil grin* ).
(2) If it comes right down to it, cheques payable to 'Tim Murphy' are okay,
I suppose, or probably even money orders made out to me (I've never actually had
to cash a money order, but I guess with I.D. it can't be that difficult -
I KNOW that a money order or cheque for 'Noise Queen' or
'Ponyboys' (or 'Singing in Spring', or 'Sister I'm A Poet' or...you get the
idea...) would be a lot trickier, just by common sense, since they're not my
name and all...).
Thanks
for your contribution to my old age pension (some cruel individuals would say I
am starting quite late).
PONYBOYS #17 - January, 2006 - 40 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with poetry, book reviews, record reviews, some cutesy Bear
cartoons, political rants, and more.$3.50 CAN/$3
US
PONYBOYS #18 - May, 2006 - 28 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with poetry, book reviews, record reviews, a Shangri-las/New York
Dolls catfight, some deep (?) thoughts, DVD analyses, touching tributes to dead
dogs (print edition only) and probably more$3
CAN/US
PONYBOYS #19 - November, 2006 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11
- Looser - queereer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with book reviews, record reviews, some FBI posters, some deep (?)
thoughts and probably more$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #20 - April, 2007 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - the cheap nostalgia
issue. $2 CAN/US
A BEAR SHOULD KNOW BETTER - AND I DO #1/#2 - April/December, 2008 - 36/32 pages - digest -
The new, furrier side of me.$2 CAN/US
All of these prices are reasonable guesstimates of what it would cost me,
copying and shipping, within Canada and the U.S. (our postal rates just went
up). In other territories, I suggest getting in touch with me at [email protected] (where you can also write to get a mailing address) to get some idea of the costs involved.
I may be a little off either
way, so I hope you'll forgive me if I make about $.30 on a 'sale' or appreciate
the sacrifices I make to lose that $.30. :) The advantage, by the way, of
ordering PAPER copies is you get the cover art AND some unedited articles before
I did some rewrites AND the love I put into photocopying them and stuffing them
into envelopes so they'll tear when they get opened.
If you're wondering about money, as I see it, there are two
options:
(1) Given the coin-heavy nature of Canadian money, I find taping it to a
piece of paper and folding that piece of paper up carefully for concealment
usually works. For American money, the bills should be easy enough to
conceal with some folding within paper, and the same advice for coins as
featured above should be okay (or just tip me *evil grin* ).
(2) If it comes right down to it, cheques payable to 'Tim Murphy' are okay,
I suppose, or probably even money orders made out to me (I've never actually had
to cash a money order, but I guess with I.D. it can't be that difficult -
I KNOW that a money order or cheque for 'Noise Queen' or
'Ponyboys' (or 'Singing in Spring', or 'Sister I'm A Poet' or...you get the
idea...) would be a lot trickier, just by common sense, since they're not my
name and all...).
Thanks
for your contribution to my old age pension (some cruel individuals would say I
am starting quite late).
PONYBOYS #19 - November, 2006 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11
- Looser - queereer - more funny - perverse and
anti-family, with book reviews, record reviews, some FBI posters, some deep (?)
thoughts and probably more$2 CAN/US
PONYBOYS #20 - April, 2007 - 20 pages - 8 1/2 by 11 -
Looser - queerer - more funny - the cheap nostalgia
issue. $2 CAN/US
A BEAR SHOULD KNOW BETTER - AND I DO #1/#2 - April/December, 2008 - 36/32 pages - digest -
The new, furrier side of me.$2 CAN/US
All of these prices are reasonable guesstimates of what it would cost me,
copying and shipping, within Canada and the U.S. (our postal rates just went
up). In other territories, I suggest getting in touch with me at [email protected] (where you can also write to get a mailing address) to get some idea of the costs involved.
I may be a little off either
way, so I hope you'll forgive me if I make about $.30 on a 'sale' or appreciate
the sacrifices I make to lose that $.30. :) The advantage, by the way, of
ordering PAPER copies is you get the cover art AND some unedited articles before
I did some rewrites AND the love I put into photocopying them and stuffing them
into envelopes so they'll tear when they get opened.
If you're wondering about money, as I see it, there are two
options:
(1) Given the coin-heavy nature of Canadian money, I find taping it to a
piece of paper and folding that piece of paper up carefully for concealment
usually works. For American money, the bills should be easy enough to
conceal with some folding within paper, and the same advice for coins as
featured above should be okay (or just tip me *evil grin* ).
(2) If it comes right down to it, cheques payable to 'Tim Murphy' are okay,
I suppose, or probably even money orders made out to me (I've never actually had
to cash a money order, but I guess with I.D. it can't be that difficult -
I KNOW that a money order or cheque for 'Noise Queen' or
'Ponyboys' (or 'Singing in Spring', or 'Sister I'm A Poet' or...you get the
idea...) would be a lot trickier, just by common sense, since they're not my
name and all...).
Thanks
for your contribution to my old age pension (some cruel individuals would say I
am starting quite late).
A BEAR SHOULD KNOW BETTER - AND I DO #1/#2 - April/December, 2008 - 36/32 pages - digest -
The new, furrier side of me.$2 CAN/US
All of these prices are reasonable guesstimates of what it would cost me,
copying and shipping, within Canada and the U.S. (our postal rates just went
up). In other territories, I suggest getting in touch with me at [email protected] (where you can also write to get a mailing address) to get some idea of the costs involved.
I may be a little off either
way, so I hope you'll forgive me if I make about $.30 on a 'sale' or appreciate
the sacrifices I make to lose that $.30. :) The advantage, by the way, of
ordering PAPER copies is you get the cover art AND some unedited articles before
I did some rewrites AND the love I put into photocopying them and stuffing them
into envelopes so they'll tear when they get opened.
If you're wondering about money, as I see it, there are two
options:
(1) Given the coin-heavy nature of Canadian money, I find taping it to a
piece of paper and folding that piece of paper up carefully for concealment
usually works. For American money, the bills should be easy enough to
conceal with some folding within paper, and the same advice for coins as
featured above should be okay (or just tip me *evil grin* ).
(2) If it comes right down to it, cheques payable to 'Tim Murphy' are okay,
I suppose, or probably even money orders made out to me (I've never actually had
to cash a money order, but I guess with I.D. it can't be that difficult -
I KNOW that a money order or cheque for 'Noise Queen' or
'Ponyboys' (or 'Singing in Spring', or 'Sister I'm A Poet' or...you get the
idea...) would be a lot trickier, just by common sense, since they're not my
name and all...).
Thanks
for your contribution to my old age pension (some cruel individuals would say I
am starting quite late).