A site for heroes pursuing justice, rationality, and high standards of life by way of imaginative art and literature.

Music reviews, movies, digital art, and short stories all delightfully instilled with a sense of morbid humor. To quote from the guest book: "for the first time, the terms 'vile', 'amusing' and 'sick' can be incorporated into one word - Scaremongering."

The online and extended version of Scrapie magazine, published monthly by the University of Bradford's Student Union.

Egalitarian feminist literature and art magazine produced by the Middle Tennessee State University community. Texts and images from all issues.

Film, television and music reviews. Three day UK weather forecast, recipes and travel features.

Brief reviews of independent albums, plus essays and miscellaneous written pieces.

Movie and music reviews, interviews, news and contests.

San Francisco based e-zine reviewing restaurants, offices, chain stores, and cafes. It also carries a page of suggested band names, some Macromedia Flash animation, advice column and a guestbook.

Explores media, method, and meaning covering everything from pop culture to psychology. Includes reviews, commentary, interviews and archive.

Describing itself as the "calm before the store", site features artwork, creative writing, essays, and entertainment reviews. Includes free E-mail services and forums.

An online magazine of narrative journalism. There are six billion people in the world. Each has a story to tell.

A vehicle of ideas from the creativity of the underground with art, interviews, zines and writing.

Updated monthly with a selection of poetry and short stories, this site aims to offer a publishing avenue for all writers. Also features a directory page linking to "lost poetry".

Commentary on art, and life by Lara Jenny and Elizabeth Bartholomew. Online, and in print.

Australian online magazine teasing out strange little scenarios from mighty conurbations around the world.

Privately funded and aiming to show diverse artwork and words in an unbiased context, this site is "a glimpse at the bold line used in the works of today's vibrant artistic community".

Journal dedicated to new writing and art from emerging creators.

Pop culture webzine devoted to publishing studio art and writing of all kinds.

A place for comics, photography, art, and politics. Updated monthly and based in Hamilton, New Zealand.

A non-profit, artist-run site that draws attention to the works of new artists. All artwork, writing, photography, strangeness and unconditional love is courtesy of (and owned by) the artists.

Calling itself "the underground voice of the 80s", this mix of an arts and correspondence covers a wide range of topics.

Offering a mix of reviews and creative short stories, SoMa is a geographic-centric publication focusing largely on works relating to San Francisco and its Bay Area - the South of Market (SoMa) district - which it describes as an "edgy, urban, cutting-edge frontier".

Short items updated daily covering humor, literature, science, philosophy, history, and quotations.

Through episodic fiction and expository documents, Sovereign Serials investigates the human condition in a unique setting.

The work of Don Anderson and Jason Anderson, this site is updated quarterly to include interviews, articles, reviews and archives.

Feature alternative art, music, literature, and free poetry/literature contests.

Offers a weblog, interviews, book and music reviews, and arts-focused features.

Dedicated to examining the spirit in all of its many forms - spiritual, science-fiction, science-fact, ghosts, wicca, faery, and Christianity.

Underground publication of varied content in an avant-garde art/writing styles - often provocative, funny or disturbing. Site involves an summary of previous print editions and an index of some material online.

Underground exploratory guerrilla art and literature in the electronic medium.

Underground guerrilla exploratory art and literature in the new medium.

A collection of stories, poems and articles to inform and inspire.

Describing itself as "the common man's fifteen minutes," this grab-bag of interviews,writing and superlative art strives to be a voice to those often overlooked by traditional media. Although there is a good deal of humor in almost everything about this site.

Site aims to bring offer an in-depth profile of a different artist each month.

Forum for stories, video, random thoughts, and other observations.

Art, poetry, music, and cult television programs.

Geek culture with a twist. With news winnowed out from the Net and updated daily, this site also offers original content covering TV, books, games, and technology.

Quarterly e-zine for art, photography, and a diverse range of literature spanning poetry, short stories, essays, humor, and commentaries. Derived its name from Edvard Munch's painting The Scream.

An experiment in cooperative publishing with all-volunteer material. 74 issues were produced over 80 weeks with more than 500 articles by more than 30 different writers and 7 producer/editors. Though publishing ceased in April '99, this site still receives a high traffic count, It is often quoted as having been a trail blazer in the field of digital publishing.