======Thkianema (Magazine)======
Thkianema, from the Cypriot thkianévkomai, meaning “to take a walk” in Standard Modern Greek, or “taking a walk on the wild side,” as Lou Reed might put it, has a series of suspect targets. The train is waiting in the underground of the city for the expansion of the free zones, and these publications will take the form of a semiological guerrilla war for the next assault of desire. Consequently, Thkianema will be disorderly, mad, seemingly makeshift and experimental. Like reconnaissance of the terrain.(([[en:magazines:thkianema:no_15|Thkianema Issue 15]], page 1))=====Issues===== * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_20|(??/95) Issue 20]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_19|(??/9?) Issue 19]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_18|(??/95) Issue 18]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_17|(10-01/95-96) Issue 17]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_16|(10/96) Issue 16]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_15|(??/00) Issue 15]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_14|(10-07/01-02) Issue 14]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_13|(??/0?) Issue 13]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_12|(??/0?) Issue 12]] * [[en:magazines:thkianema:no_11|(??/03) Issue 11]] {{tag> Condition:"Needs Translation":"Needs Turkish Translation" Magazines Groups:"Thkianema, Publishers (Group)" "Decade:Decade 1990-1999" "Decade:Decade 2000-2009" Areas:Limassol "Ideological Position":Anarchism}}