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A voice for the many: Lucy Robinson on fanzines
Prof Lucy Robinson explains why fanzines were the perfect medium for punk to express itself by and in.
Watch Lucy Robinson, Professor of Collaborative History at the University of Sussex, explain why fanzines were the perfect medium for punk and why they’re so useful for historical research.
Reflect on what Lucy says about fanzines: they ‘create a collective community’ and enable you to ‘write your identity into existence’.
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Anarchy in the UK: A History of Punk from 1976-78
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