A rapidly growing and improving mag, MESHUGGAH brings together all manner of radical text. This issue is much commentary and complaining about the state of things, liberation rants, and bizarro fiction. Also, a few articles & etc. culled from elsewhere. A higher than usual amount of seriousness for MESHUGGAH , but in combination with some of the more deranged material it works quite well, moving away from the fiction collective it once was to a powerful document of the times.--Jake Berry
This review originally appeared in TapRoot Reviews #2,
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