Postal Diplomacy Zine Archive: Zines Starting With the Letter W

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Whitestonia – John Caruso’s popular and fannish Dipzine. Always read more like a bunch of

People hanging out together than a Dipzine. Later merged with Kathy’s Korner.

Who Cares? – Russ Rusnak published this Dipzine, which often had reports from the

various housecons he’d attend. Also had variants, and Dwarves.

Who Do You Trust? – Tim Haffey’s late-era Dipzine, which also included news

of his work with the Diplomacy archives

Why Me? – Lee Kendter, Sr.’s Diplomacy zine (some courtesy of Craig Reges)

Wild ‘N Wooly – Dan Brannan’s classic Diplomacy zine

This was the first zine to run more than one game in the same zine. Prior

to that, if a publisher wanted to run a second game he would start a second zine.

Generally had some interesting cover art!

Click here to go to the Wild ‘N Wooly Archive page

Wile ‘N Worry – Rod Walker created this zine to carry games from Wild ‘N Wooly

when it was no longer being published.

Click here to go to the Wile ‘N Worry Archive page

WIMPP – This small Dipzine was published by Steve Cook. The title stood

For Walter Ignatz Mitty Press Publication.

WIMPP #5 – April 9, 1995

Win Spiele Magazin – German-language magazine with game information and

Many games being run (including Diplomacy)

Winsome Losesome – Purported to be the first Dipzine published by a woman,

alas it was later revealed that “Judy Winsome” was a false identity.

World News and War Report – John Mensinger’s Diplomacy and variant zine