Hot Wire
journal and magazine of women's and LGBTQIA+ studies
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Hot Wire
Summary
Hot Wire is a magazine[1].
Key Facts
- Hot Wire's instance of is recorded as magazine[2].
- Hot Wire's instance of is recorded as art magazine[3].
- Hot Wire's founder is recorded as Yvonne Zipter[4].
- Hot Wire's founder is recorded as Q141216373[5].
- Q141207031 is named after Hot Wire[6].
- Hot Wire's place of publication is recorded as Riviera Beach[7].
- Hot Wire's place of publication is recorded as West Palm Beach[8].
- Hot Wire's place of publication is recorded as Chicago[9].
- Hot Wire's language of work or name is recorded as English[10].
- Hot Wire's country of origin is recorded as United States[11].
- Hot Wire comprises Q141123792[12].
- Hot Wire comprises Q141219077[13].
- Hot Wire comprises Q141250760[14].
- Hot Wire comprises Q141329069[15].
- Hot Wire comprises Q141454432[16].
- Hot Wire comprises Q141454879[17].
- Hot Wire began on November 1984[18].
- Hot Wire ended on September 1994[19].
- Hot Wire's official website is recorded as http://hotwirejournal.com[20].
- Hot Wire's main subject is women's music[21].
- Hot Wire's main subject is women's culture[22].
- Hot Wire's work available at URL is recorded as https://hotwirejournal.com/index[23].
- Hot Wire's title is recorded as Hot Wire[24].
- Hot Wire's subtitle is recorded as the journal of women's music and culture[25].
- Hot Wire's different from is recorded as hot-wiring[26].