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All the addresses and phone numbers in this section are in Britain unless otherwise stated; to phone Britain from overseas, dial your international code, followed by 44, then the number listed below, without the initial 0.

• The Your Sinclair Rock'n'Roll Years: see the Essential Sites section.
• Alchemist News is a tape-based Spectrum magazine; past issues can be found on NVG.
• Classix, by Alex Waddington was previously a paper magazine, but has now moved to an on-line format.

• Crashed is a paper-based SAM and Speccy magazine, edited by Dave Fountain. The cost is £1.50, or £6 for 5 issues. Send cash or uncrossed postal orders (note they don't accept cheques!) to:
  Crashed Fanzine
  11 Camel Road
  London, E16 2DE.

• The CRASH Online Edition by Matthew Wilson has a fair amount of Crash available, including many interviews and reviews.
• Michael Bruhn produces Desert Island Disks, a paper fanzine complemented by his website.
• Èasopis pravého Spectristy is a Czech(?) magazine, I think...
• Barry Plewa's Emulate! has games, technical stuff, reviews, chart listings, and much more. The plain text version is available from Demon (though not the last issue by the looks of things) or NVG. No new issues for a long time, but Barry popped up on comp.sys.sinclair in December 1999 asking about interest in a new issue.
• Format magazine is another paper magazine. For details, write to:
  Format Publications
  34 Bourton Road
  Gloucester
  GL4 0LE,
  or phone (01452) 412572.
  
  
• Hacker's Hangout is a paper magazine, concentrating on the Speccy hacking going on today: £1.50 for one issue, or £4 for three. Apparently comes out every two months with 25 pages in each issue. The address for orders (cheques preferred) is:
  29 Dent Drive
  Eastmoor Estate
  Wakefield
  West Yorkshire
  WF1 4JG;
  for more details, e-mail the author, Andy Ryals.
  
  
• Jedi's Wonderful World of Lunar Jetman is a tribute to Crash's cartoon strip, featuring an interview with its creator, John Richardson.
• The Nonowt Home Page has eZine X, a large collection of hints, reviews, etc from SU, YS and Crash, as well as the covers of the first 48 issues of Crash.
• Keith Ainsworth has some Speccy-related stuff on the Retrogamer Fanzine Homepage.
• The Spectrum Oracle on Trumpton (SPOT*ON) is a Jim Grimwood's great big index of which magazine issues contained which features, etc.
• Andy Kavanagh's Spectrum Worship has Your Sinclair's 'hilarious' "Kindly Leave The Stage", as well as an introduction to emulation scene, and the alt.binaries.comp.sinclair FAQ.
• Stewart Edgar has put up Stuart Campbell's Top 100 Spectrum Games of All Time (from YS) up on the Web.
• Új Alapalap is a new mag with some Speccy stuff in it; see the `Tartalom 1999' section.
• Steve Broad has put up Crash's Unclear User spoof on-line.
• Your Sinclair - parts of some of the later issues up on the web courtesy of Simon Cooke, YS's tech tips editor for those issues.
• Stuart Campbell has put some of his contributions to Your Sinclair onto his Web site.
• Unsatisfactory Software have created Your Sinclair: A Celebration, a tribute site for Your Sinclair.
• Jim Grimwood's Your Spectrum Unofficial Archive is, well, an unofficial archive of the Your Spectrum magazine.
• Jonathan Nash has put YS2 on-line.
• YS3 is an on-line magazine in the style of Your Sinclair.

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