Technically the third in the Memory Dust series, this zine takes the format of the previous project "Lower Than Dirt" and adds civilian graffiti, monikers and freight trains to the mix. Moving in its intended direction is a collection graffiti in a variety of forms, not just "urban street graffiti". This issue includes an interview with the brilliant Link 73 and covers such topics as political graffiti, identity, evolution and self reflection. The cover for this issue was drawn by Swerve One from Rhode Island and I thank both him and Link for their contributions. Other photo contributors include Halt 2, Potion and Hyze.

Comes with whatever I decide to throw in with it... probably stickers.

68 pages , full color, PUR bound, 5.5" x 8.5" digest