This issue focuses on the demoscene, graphic reviews, and an analysis of the Spectrum community's development. It features a detailed interview with the organizer of the Chaos Construction festival, the history of the Ukrainian demogroup BrokImSoft, and theoretical foundations along with practical guides on demo creation. The literary section includes philosophical prose, theatrical sketches, and short stories. The issue concludes with traditional collections of Tolkien-inspired humor and classic jokes.
Issue contents:
- Sketches among the Ruins of my Mind - Not much time has passed since the release of the fifth issue, which, judging by the reviews of the stage, turned out to be the most successful.
- Interview with Wlodek Black - Vladimir, I recently received the latest version of 1.666 versions of CC000 and was amazed to see your name as a co-organizer...
- ZX-Land - Cherkasy^Ukraine.
- The concept of 'Scene' from Adok/Nugi - This article will give you some initial, basic information about the demoscene.
- How to make a disgusting demy - What makes one demy a piece of candy and the other one complete crap? Why does one become a legend, while the other dies in obscurity? How can you explain the fact that your demo masterpiece was only the eighth in the party that you intended to conquer?
- Warrax - Satanism - True Reality.
- Melody of the night - Theater. Pampa, exit, phrase, action, bow, curtain.
- How to write cool demos - Hello my little friend. Today I will learn how to write demos for you. Well, at the same time you will learn how to become an elite stager.
- ZIRPAL - by Jam (6-9).
- Exercises to present continuity tens - For builders of castles in the air...
- The Red Book of Interpreted Jokes - The Red Book of Western Jokes (anecdotes, poems, songs, etc. by J.R.R.T.).
- Humor - Jokes.
- Application - Presentation.
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