Batya Goldman zine collection

Finding aid updated on 9/20/2018

Batya Goldman is the creator of the Chicago zine U-Direct, and she initiated the first Underground Press Conference in 1994. Goldman was very involved in the zine world and ran her own small press, Mary Kuntz Press, which released zines such as Pseudo Cop, Sunset at Oval Beach, and Wet Male.

This collection represents Batya Goldman's personal collection of zines and is composed primarily of comic and poetry zines. It also includes zines on other subjects such as art, culture, erotica, literature, music, personal, zine related resources, social/political issues, and special interests.

Zines in this collection are grouped alphabetically by subject, then alphabetically by individual title.

• NamesGoldman, Batya.
• Subject
  • Anarchist artists--Illinois--Archives
  • Zines--Archival resources
  • Underground periodicals--Archival resources
  • Fan magazines--Archival resources
  • Underground press publications--Archival resources--United States
  • Press and politics--Archival resources--United States
  • Anarchism in art--Archival resources

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This collection is open for research use.

The preferred citation is: Batya Goldman zine collection, [Box#, Folder#], Special Collections and Archives, DePaul University, Chicago, Illinois.

Accession 1997.33

M. Cole 2006