Fringeware Review: Issue 10
Fringeware is a magazine whose primary focus is on the culture associated with
fringe lifestyles, viewpoints, science, as well as anything that average person
standing on the street might view as mildly controversial. This particular
issue takes at aim the origins of Chaos theory as seen through the eyes of the
net-savvy and esteemed fringe culture philosophers such as Hakim Bey and Genesis
P-Orridge. Many of the theories presented in this forum while based heavily
upon historical fact still rely a great deal upon mysticism and counter culture
mythology almost to a point of reading like fiction instead of the non-fiction
they are supposed to be. Fringeware seems to walks over the edge of unbiased
journalism that magazines like Mondo 2000 try to remain faithful to, and into
the realm of actually preaching to it's readership. Escapism seems to play an
integral role in the majority of the columns, and yet there is just enough
established fact carefully glued into place between the sermonic rhetoric that
make us all question at least one of our institutionalized systems of belief.
Contact:
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