Hardcore Architecture: Grace Ambrose Available at www.draw-down.com The interview details Ambrose's personal background and history as well as her experience at MRR, which was founded in 1977 by Tim Yohannan (1945-1998). As the magazine neared its 400th issue, its legacy was apparent: each monthly copy topped a hundred pages, with thousands of words and column upon column devoted to punk culture around the world. Surviving and even thriving during a period of hardship for most print publications, MRR's history mirrors the waves of interest in punk music itself. As a magazine about subculture printed continuously between 1982 and 2019, MRR also serves as an important source and evidentiary document of hardcore and punk history. This booklet is a must for those interested in the mechanics of running an independent monthly magazine, punk history, radical history in San Francisco, and DIY publishing. Discussion of Tim Yohannon's ghost is also included, along with photographs and a diagram of MRR headquarters. #punk #punkzine #HardcoreArchitecture #GraceAmbrose #SanFrancisco #punkhistory #TimYohannan #MRR https://www.instagram.com/p/CBYMArdnl39/?igshid=11oiahhdp5pqw
