Serious Business does the hat trick here, another great blast from graffiti past, pulling up a pile of letters from the early 2000's. It reads like an issue of Serious Business got reviewed in Thrasher (skateboard mag) and as a result, hundreds of letters came in asking for a copy. Sounds like there were photos of hot ladies painting in the preview, so lots of the letters were from guys (lots of 'em locked up) asking about their two favorite things.
This zine works on so many levels. The content of the letters shows the backside of making zines, especially back in the day. There was (and still is) a constant flow of correspondence through the postal system as a huge part of zine making. The letter styles are crucial, the jailhouse shading, Issue 10 captures what going viral looked like before the net took over. This is a part of graffiti history.