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    "text": "The first recorded was Chicago’s sci-fi fanzine Comet, published by the Science Correspondence Club in 1930. Following that, artistic movements held zines up, namely punk and riot grrrl waves.",
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        "title": "Make a Zine, Take Part in a 95-Year-Old Midwest Movement",
        "description": "The independently published mini-magazines have time-hallowed roots in Illinois. Meet the zinesters keeping the art form alive and well."
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    "createdAt": "2025-03-06T20:19:03.104Z"
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