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My own private underground: Discovery and adventure in the zine world

The suspicion that there might be some other, better, way to live is something that every person experiences in some form. As one person might fantasise about a life of super yachts and incredible riches, another might dream of leaving the village they have lived in for their entire life. The sense of possibility that human beings have, inbuilt with our notions of time and fate, is a powerful force that shapes our decisions, and fires our curiosity.

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