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Keep Your Ear To The Ground - A History Of Punk Fanzines In Washington D.C. buyoly Approximately 3" wideJohn R. Davis takes us into subterranean Washington, DC, tracing punk history through fanzines made to be ephemeral but destined to become crucial documents of cultural innovation. This is a welcome book, a history from below that recovers punk's grassroots. Matthew Worley, professor of modern history, University of Reading Commendation Quotes: John Davis understands that revolutions start at home. His reverent analysis of DC punk zine history, Keep