Poetry

Summer, Fall and Winter in the author's life are described. Subtitled: A City's Limit. Poem at the end of the issue.

Poetry, Poetry Reviews and Art by several contributors.

Poetry and reviews by numerous contributors.

Poetry; "Jimax" was the name of a bar located on North Beck Street in Salt Lake City, Utah. Although there are no poems in the issue about the "Jimax" itself, nor is it mentioned, one assumes the Jimax was the inspiration for the volume's title, or perhaps the author was "inspired" to write the ballads after time spent there.

In this issue: "Travel Sucks, Your Humble Editor is so dispirted by the Travel issue he has nothing more to add."

From the front cover: "In this Issue -- Politics, Politicians, and the Omnious Third-Floor Toilet." From Mr. Mute, a regular contributor: "Fuck the Kids, Kids Rule Our Culture, And it Sucks." Continued musings from the mind of Jeff Somers.

From the editorial page: "Jeff Somers and company provide a fine toilet read or two here." -- Rich Macklin.

This zine includes comics, poetry, essays and short stories.

The author explores socio-political issues concerning work and worker's rights; oppression of the masses by the Corporation. The zine also includes music reviews, interviews with bands, poetry, and quotes by famous people and authors.

This perzine features anecdotes about high school and the author's high school graduation. Anticipation of college. Includes poetry.