Small Presses and Artists Represented By Sea Urchin (selection)
- Mike Kelley's Compound Annex, Los Angeles
- Cary Loren's Bookbeat/The End Is Here, Oak Park, Michigan
- Cameron Jamie, Berlin, Germany
- Jean-Jacques Lebel, Paris, France
- Cold Turkey Press, Gerard Bellaart
- Hugh Hopper, Whitstable, England
- Nico Vascellari, Vittorio Veneto, Italy
- Club Moral, (Anne-Mie van Kerckhoven & Danny Devos), Antwerp, Belgium
- Dämmer Magazine, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
- John Sinclair, New Orleans/Amsterdam
- Sensational Fix zines, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- The Buggers, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
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