Lollipop Magazine

The Culture Bunker – Vanity, Thy Name is Lucre – Fiction

April 1, 1998

This feature comes to us from Merkin Aimless, noted second-generation British satirical novelist and author of The Lode of Auld Wanque and Spent Advances.

Garbage Pail – Things to do to John Denver When He’s Dead – Column

March 1, 1998

#4. Use him as an exhibit in the newly-constructed Folksinging Pussies Hall of Fame.

The Culture Bunker – 1998 in Review or Up Against the Wal-Mart, Maternal Fornicators! – Fiction

March 1, 1998

The year ends much as it began, with the minor addition of the bloody battle between the forces of good and evil on Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 1999.

In Search Of The Point – Episode One: The Walls Have Ears, But No Q-Tips To Speak Of – Fiction

March 1, 1998

They realized they had been ostentatiously ubiquitous so they rendered each other an odd shade of curious orange and called it a day.

Scrawl – Review

March 1, 1998

A pleasing selection of interviewed artistes based not on genre or payola, but cuz they like ’em, whether it’s Diamanda Galás, Skeleton Key, or Ronnie Dawson.

Your Flesh Quarterly – Review

March 1, 1998

Its selection of features on semi-obscure bands and fringe artists remains impeccable, as does its criticism. One of the best-marbled slabs o’ beef on the stands.

Retro Hell – Review

March 1, 1998

A much truer, scarier portrait of growing up in the dying days of the 20th Century than either John Hughes or Judy Blume could ever conjure up.

Not Wet Yet- Review

March 1, 1998

Shoales has been gently haranguing us for over 15 years in print, radio, and TV appearances, and has compiled his lightly sarcastic rants and matching stance.

Hal Willner – Closed on Account of Rabies: Poems and Tales of Edgar Allen Poe – Interview

March 1, 1998

An interview with Hal Willner

Yeah Yeah Yeah – Review

December 1, 1997

The subtitle of this bimonthly upstart reads “A Rock ‘n’ Roll Magazine,” but deep down, Yeah Yeah Yeah’s heart goes pop, pop, pop.