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WARM ART: NEWSLETTER OF THE TATTOO SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF AMERICAN MENSA, LIMITED - NOS.1-5, WITH A THREE-PAGE TLS by Jettie, Patricia C. (editor) - 1993

by Jettie, Patricia C. (editor)

WARM ART: NEWSLETTER OF THE TATTOO SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF AMERICAN MENSA, LIMITED - NOS.1-5, WITH A THREE-PAGE TLS by Jettie, Patricia C. (editor) - 1993

WARM ART: NEWSLETTER OF THE TATTOO SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP OF AMERICAN MENSA, LIMITED - NOS.1-5, WITH A THREE-PAGE TLS

by Jettie, Patricia C. (editor)

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Marietta & Smyrna, GA, 1993. First Edition. Consecutive, early run of this southern tattoo zine created by Patricia "PJ" Jettie, a heavily-tattooed 26 year old divorcee and member of Mensa. The zine was published for Mensans who formed a special interest group "to facilitate open and uncensored communications of the various aspects of skin enhancement...including but not limited to tattooing, piercing, scarification and branding" (Issue No.3, p.14). Contents consist of "Dear PJ" letters from various members, articles addressing concerns about the transmission of AIDS and Hepatitis, advice on getting tattoos and body modification, as well as photographs and flash. Jettie's letter is particularly revealing, explaining in detail her falling out with Tattoo Life magazine editor and Virginia tattoo artist Robert "Grandpa Groovy" MacMahan. Uncommon; not found in the holdings of any OCLC member institution. Five (5) quarto issues (28cm); illustrated wrappers, stapled; [8]; [16]; 16; 16; [16]pp; illus. Fine copies. Offered together with a 3pp TLS (dated June 15, 1992) from Jettie to the original owner, signed "PJ", next to her embossed stamp; mild handling, else Near Fine.

  • Bookseller Captain Ahab's Rare Books US (US)
  • Book Condition Used
  • Quantity Available 1
  • Edition First Edition
  • Place of Publication Marietta & Smyrna, GA
  • Date Published 1993