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	Factsheet Five - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Factsheet Five is a periodical originally published by Mike Gunderloy of Rensselaer, New York.
		Prior to the wider adoption of the web and e-mail around 1994/5, publications such as Factsheet Five formed a vital directory for connecting people of like-mind; for instance, in the queer 'zine culture of the late 1980s and early 1990s.
		Jerod Pore took the bits that generated the paper Factsheet Five and produced Factsheet Five - Electronic, which was one of the first zines to use the Usenet newsgroup alt.zines.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Factsheet_Five (186 words)

	ASCII by Jason Scott: All Hail Gunderloy
		Most people who know anything of Mike Gunderloy know his creation even better: Factsheet Five held for a number of years the uncontested crown in keeping track of "small-press" publications, and by small press I mean a guy stealing time on the office copier.
		Factsheet Five produced an issue about once every two months, the central repository of reviews about zines, records, and other creations firing out of homes and apartments all over the country.
		Factsheet Five went on for a while without him, and it's more sad to me than anything else, although the people who worked on them sweat just as hard as any normal editor in trying to put together the magazine.
	ascii.textfiles.com /archives/000016.html (1255 words)

	Gerry Reith on Factsheet Five
		While Mike Gunderloy may not be a fully-qualified boot-lapper, he certainly aspires to it considering the praise he heaps on those, deeper in the cult, mentioned in his disgusting quarterly, Factsheet Five.
		Factsheet Five is supposedly intended to serve as a useful function by publicizing the work of others.
		From the start we see the sterility of the project: whereas newspapers in the modern age are little more than advertising circulars with a few random and trivial facts thrown in to hold the reader’s interest and induce him to turn the pages, here we have the circular itself, pure, standing alone.
	www.inspiracy.com /minitrue/f5ive.html (771 words)

	Factsheet 5 :: Your guide to zines and alternative publishing
		Factsheet 5 halted publication in 1998 and a great resource for independent publishing was gone.
		Factsheet 5 also invites you to stay up to date regarding the latest news, information, and announcements by signing up for the Factsheet 5 email list.
		Factsheet 5 will be a nationally-distributed magazine published bi-monthly (6 times/year) with a projected print run of at least 10,000+ copies.
	www.factsheet5.org (705 words)

	five steps to spec writing
		The process is designed to help answer questions for ht serious public official who wants to obtain the right machine for the job and the maximum equipment value for the taxpayer.
		Step Five: Establish a Bid Award Criteria Method The last important step in developing clear, useful specifications is to establish how the won will evaluate bid proposals to select the successful bidder.
		By conscientiously following these five steps, one can discover just how easy it is to write specifications that are intended to obtain the right machine for the job and the maximum equipment value for the tax payer.
	personalweb.smcvt.edu /scollopy/FactSheet%20files/five%20steps%20to%20spec%20writing.htm (3013 words)

	Factsheet Five (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Factsheet Five was an influential guide to the (mostly printed) small press, or "zine", movement of the 1980s.
		Factsheet Five also printed small books by small press luminaries including Kerry Thornley and Anni Ackner and produced a compilation tape.
		Friedman has since stopped publishing, and Factsheet Five appears to be moribund at last.
	www.larkfarm.com /factsheet_five.htm (254 words)

	LS Literary Supplement \| Fall 1997 \| The Factsheet Five Zine Reader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The Factsheet Five Zine Reader is a best-of collection from the fifty thousand zines that have crossed Seth Friedman's desk in that time.
		Reading these excerpts you feel immense gratitude for people unafraid to say who they are, for all the friends you never met and despaired might not exist, for an esthetic that says anything looked at closely enough and with enough love can be fascinating.
		The range of zine sources for Factsheet Five Zine Reader is broad, but hints at the vast number of zines not included.
	www.newmassmedia.com /ls97fall/zineing.html (1126 words)

	Factsheet Five - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Factsheet Five - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Factsheet Five is a periodical originally published by Mike Gunderloy of Albany, New York.
		Factsheet 5 website is now at Factsheet5.org (http://www.factsheet5.org)
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Factsheet_Five (192 words)

	The NecroKonicon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		In the early 1980s, when mimeo punk zines were all the rage, a guy named Mike Gunderloy (who was initially into Sci-fi fanzines) started publishing a list of other zines and called it Factsheet Five.
		Factsheet Five was briefly run by Hudson Luce, but he was also in too deep and also quit by 1991.
		Factsheet Five's last incarnation had a good six-year run, and lasted through a massive spike in zine popularity in the 1990s, but finally died out.
	www.rumored.com /glossary/F.html (1971 words)

	Factsheet Five queer cassette culture Albany, New York zine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Factsheet Five queer cassette culture Albany, New York zine
		Down to Navigation Controls Factsheet Five For the past nine years, "Factsheet Five" has been the ultimate zine of zines.
		San Francisco, CA 94117-0099 $4/issue, $20/6 issues graphic: The Joey Zone ad in Factsheet Five Here is the TEXT POPUP for (The New) Factsheet Five: "Factsheet Five - Electronic" dumps the electrons that...
	en.powerwissen.com /lXgEJEY4AAJfq96kFgE%2Bmg%3D%3D_Factsheet_Five.html (228 words)

	Zines, E-Zines: Behind the Scenes at Factsheet Five, by Mike Gunderloy from How to Publish a Fanzine
		While I don't think there's such a thing as a typical zine (and if there is, I'm sure FF isn't one), these diary entries might give you some idea of the scope of problems that a small publisher has to deal with.
		One hundred and twenty five pieces of mail have come in since the bulk mailing.
		I play around with a spreadsheet for a while, deciding that 5000 subscriptions would be enough to make Factsheet Five pay a decent salary to me. Too bad I only have about 500 now.
	www.zinebook.com /resource/gunder7.html (1413 words)

	Zine Saver (washingtonpost.com)
		A good (or simply prominent) review in Factsheet Five could produce your own personal P.O. box stuffed full of envelopes, each of them bearing the identity of a new reader, a return address and a few bucks for postage.
		Zine writers now had to choose to stay underground or go virtual (or both), and then Factsheet Five went away, leaving in its wake such a persistent clamor for its return that founder Gunderloy no longer gives zine-related interviews.
		Breier found her way to zines in 1994 thanks to a friend who innocently loaned her copies of Factsheet Five and Reptiles of the Mind, an early and influential per-zine produced by Kat Jaz in Knoxville, Tenn., and made up largely of essays built around what Jaz was thinking about or doing that day.
	www.washingtonpost.com /wp-dyn/articles/A42524-2004Aug5.html (1162 words)

	THINK MAGAZINE • READ OR DIE: The Factsheet Five Zine Reader (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The dim of the room, remarkably loud, overpowered the few zine publishers who attempted to pontificate vocally, and not surprisingly so, because in this genre, all the publishers have a lot to say, and they'd rather talk about how to say it, than say it.
		Factsheet Five, a review organ for the self published, has been around for 15 years and three different publishers, documenting the state of the art four times a year.
		This Zine Reader is a book format "best of" collection, chock full of essays, comics and articles, as they've appeared in Factsheet Five over the years.
	www.think.cz /books/zine%20reader.html (305 words)

	OVO
		OVO had three main influences in the first fourteen issues: Mike Gunderloy's Factsheet Five, Chris Gore's Film Threat, and V. Vale and Andrea Juno's Re/Search.
		Factsheet Five made hundreds of other zine publishers available to me; the sense that I was part of something larger, a zine scene, was quite a motivator to make zines and get them out into the world.
		Factsheet Five was my main motivator for the zines before OVO and for issues one, two and three of OVO.
	www.ovo127.com /site/about1.html (313 words)

	The Factsheet Five Zine Reader / R.Seth Friedman / Stranger Things Magazine
		And one can't even approach the bustling world of zines without looking to Factsheet Five, which reviews over 2,000 zines each issue in addition to providing commentary, advice, and philosophy pertaining to zine creation and communication.
		Opening an issue of Factsheet Five is like opening a door to a noisy zoo where all the animals are human: punks, sci-fi fans, gays, pop culture enthusiasts, anarchists, obsessive-compulsives, perverts, tree-huggers, and most likely, writers who are an unclassifiable mix of those things and a hundred more.
		Seth Friedman was the editor of FF from '95 to this year (the zine itself running since '82), and he's gathered a handful of representative articles from the past five years of zines.
	www.strangerthingsmag.net /factsheet5.html (417 words)

	Factsheet Five, Mike Gunderloy, by Jennifer Tabakin - CJR, May/June 91
		I publish to help it along." Mike Gunderloy, Factsheet Five.
		Started as a single photocopied sheet in 1982, it has grown into a 100-plus-page eight-times-a-year publication that employs Gunderloy and co-editor Cari Goldberg Janice more than full time.
		White Bread: "Angry dark scrawled drawings and interviews with very disaffected youth, some apparently orbiting the skinhead scene." Comes with a slice of toast glued to the cover.
	archives.cjr.org /year/91/3/factsheet5.asp (377 words)

	Alt.zines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Since that time, alt.zines has seen more than 26,000 postings.
		One of the first zines to be published through alt.zines was Factsheet Five - Electronic, which dumped the electrons that go into the paper version of Factsheet Five onto the net.
		This page was last modified 03:27, 29 September 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Alt.zines (108 words)

	Thanks, Mike - QuickTopic free message board hosting
		But Factsheet Five played an important role in consolidating and solidifying the identity of the zine movement.
		Before Factsheet Five, you belonged to your own little zine fiefdom: scifi, punk, metal, gay, etc. Post Factsheet Five, there was simply zinedom.
		No Factsheet Five, no 'zine scene.' Thanks and thanks again to Mike Gunderloy.
	www.quicktopic.com /24/H/3RUXdWkBDgPD (607 words)

	David Lee Ingersoll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		David Lee Ingersoll is a cartoonist and illustrator based in Seattle, United States.
		He has primarily been active in small press publications - contributing illustrations to Factsheet Five and a variety of horror and sci-fi zines in the late eighties and early nineties, creating the comic series Misspent Youths in 1991, contributing comics to GLYPH Magazine in the late nineties.
		He is currently contributing to The Black Seal and illustrating the comic Oz Squad.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/David_Lee_Ingersoll (143 words)

	Bibliozine Part 12
		I review for Seth Friedman's Factsheet Five, and V. Vale, the publisher of Re-Search (now V-Search), who has just released his first of three volumes on the zine revolution, is a recent friend.
		It's been five years since the fall of the Berlin Wall and enough time to measure the impact mail art had on the Eastern European alternative cultural scene.
		This comprehensive work by Elderfield on the artist's life and work makes clear that Schwitter's rubber stamp works were not a marginal exercise, but were created at the birth of his conceptualization of Merz and were central to the Merz vision of incidental scraps of popular culture revealing eternal truths.
	www.mailartist.com /johnheldjr/BibliozinePart12.html (3590 words)

	No Dessert Until You Read Mr. Media! (11/11/96) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		The pages of "Factsheet 5" uncover the mighty world of zines.
		Factsheet Five is the bible of underground publishing, an A-to-XYZZYnews encyclopedia of the most bizarre, tasteless and irreverent zines the world has ever known.
		He's not giving up on the field -- he wrote about the world of zines for the 1997 edition of the Information Almanac and has edited a collection of zinedom's best work, The Factsheet Five Zine Reader (Crown Books), which will be published in February.
	www.andelman.com /mrmedia/96/11.11.96.html (1646 words)

	Poynter.org -- Centerpiece (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Factsheet Five, or F5, as it’s called in the alternative press, was a catalog of thousands of publications with titles like The Food Insect Newsletter, Hossatopia, Homocore, and Fame Whore.
		Mike Gunderloy, who founded the Factsheet Five catalog in the mid-1980s, says zines are "so diverse as to be pretty much unclassifiable." The mainstream press, when writing about the zine scene, usually showcases the quirky ones--The Daily Cow, Pills-A-Go-Go, and The Tawdry Times, for example.
		Only one of the five titles is still being published today.
	legacy.poynter.org /centerpiece/060700.htm (1981 words)

	Spotlight Starman International - FACTSHEET FIVE
		I love how everything is so collective/family oriented, like the transcript of the "Starman Family-Con '96 Membership Meeting." The eleven pages of photos will make you feel like you were there.
		Factsheet Five is currently on hiatus and seeking a new publisher.
		Visit Factsheet Five's website for the latest info.
	www.starmanet.com /fs5.htm (124 words)

	Tripod: Factsheet Five Zine Reader Review
		Seth Friedman is the publisher of Factsheet Five magazine, the universally-acknowledged top source for zine listings and info.
		The Factsheet Five Zine Reader is the result of those fifty thousand zines being filtered through Seth's brain and distilled into relatively few (around 75) select choices.
		The Factsheet Five Zine Reader will probably be a real treasure for people who are interested in non-mainstream writing but never knew where to find the good stuff.
	www.blemby.com /jennyboe/tripod/friedmanreview.htm (690 words)

	Cashiers du Cinemart Online (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Alas, the best laid plans gang aft agley and the sad-eyed research subject's calf is born too large and preggers with six spiney offspring in utero.
		Five of them are stillborn but there's one that's still raring to leave the farm.
		Along for the ride are Josh (Marcel Iures) and Mary (Ruth Negga), two kids in a camper who may or may not simply be on the run from Mary's less-than-culturally-enlightened brothers.
	www.cashiersducinemart.com (2985 words)

	totse.com \| Threats to Your Rights: A Factsheet Five Special Report
		AMENDMENT I. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
		The sale or possession of obscene material in the state of Florida is a felony punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
		These are pictures of children under the age of 14 showing sexual intercourse, masturbation, bestiality, sadomasochism, or "pictures with a sexual or lascivious intent".
	www.totse.com /en/politics/political_spew/rights.html (5122 words)

	Daily Cow #7 News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Rensselaer-Mike Gunderloy, erstwhile publisher of Factsheet Five, received a cow pie from Bossy Poop Productions and reviewed it's contents in Issue #44.
		Gunderloy, who has reviewed tens of thousands of zines, records and other floatsam from the small press was obviously shaken by this piece of mail.
		The next day he sold Factsheet Five to Hudson Luce of Ohio and said he didn't want to get any more shit in the mail.
	home.att.net /~dailycow1/news7d.htm (166 words)

	Dante's Inferno \| Where Did the Summer Go?
		But, as summer slips slowly behind the horizon, a few pop culture dispatches have made their way into the Inferno offices.
		First up is the sad news in the latest issue of Factsheet Five.
		It looks like R. Seth Friedman, the editor who righted the FS5 ship after the departure of founder Mike Gunderloy and one disastrous ish by another chief, is leaving for greener pastures.
	www.dantenet.com /er/Columns/inferno/di14.html (657 words)

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