Welcome One and All
To Our Historic Dead Zine

Yes, that's right, the paragraph below describes only a zine that used to be, but is alas no longer. We killed it off in the Spring of 1996, and what you see here is merely the ghost of Zine Past. We are happy to announce, however, that the complete archives are once again available (except for, ahem, a few things that got lost in the shuffle), and this time will hopefully stay up for generations to come (which in net time is, what, five years? If we're lucky?) Those of you who are new to the Parkway in this, its latest incarnation, might want to check out the history page for a more comprehensive orientation into our little world. Thank you, dearies all. -mgmt. [image of a really nifty old car]

Where are you?

Well, the short answer is you've found Utopia. Utopia Parkway[tm] is a netzine, a rather schizophrenic love-child created by the clashing of three enthusiastic minds and the net. This is only half of the little tyke- the other part being a monthly emailing. The UP Web page, updated once a month, archives back issues of the emailing and interview transcripts, enable you to view the insanities you will have read so much about, and link up pages/archives of those-whom-we-much-admire (TMBG, Kids in the Hall, M. LaBruce) as well as that-which-we-cannot-condone (foolish pages - I'm sure you've been there already). The e-mailing is each month's "issue" - it generally contains a main article, or two, perhaps an interview with someone special, some regular features tossed in (recipies from the Utopia Parkway Diner, vingettes, reviews, a running list of inexplicably bizarre road signs...), and whatever else we can dig up.


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