Other Associated British Small Press Names
- Ed Pinsent was an early star of CAPTION conventions, selling his Fast Fiction on his stall.
- In 1993 Andy Roberts moved to Oxford, and was able to lend his considerable experience in art and design to the convention.
- In 1994 Peter Pavement started selling zines from around the world as well as repackaging other small press comics, and his zine Pavement Pizza became Ground Level.
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