Mike McGonigal started the fanzine Chemical Imbalance in 1983, when he was fifteen. Since then he has written for numerous publications including the Village Voice, Artforum, and Spin. He is now the editor of the music/art/literature fanzine YETI. He lives in Seattle.

"'A brilliant idea' The Times; 'Neat' Nick Hornby; 'Pocket-size books about favourite albums is a nice idea, akin to TV's Classic Albums and with an equal amount of care and attention.' The Guardian (Friday Review)"

Mike McGonigal started the fanzine Chemical Imbalance in 1983, when he was fifteen. Since then he has written for numerous publications including the Village Voice, Artforum, and Spin. He is now the editor of the music/art/literature fanzine YETI. He lives in Seattle.

"'A brilliant idea' The Times; 'Neat' Nick Hornby; 'Pocket-size books about favourite albums is a nice idea, akin to TV's Classic Albums and with an equal amount of care and attention.' The Guardian (Friday Review)"

Mike McGonigal started the fanzine Chemical Imbalance in 1983, when he was fifteen. Since then he has written for numerous publications including the Village Voice, Artforum, and Spin. He is now the editor of the music/art/literature fanzine YETI. He lives in Seattle.

"'A brilliant idea' The Times; 'Neat' Nick Hornby; 'Pocket-size books about favourite albums is a nice idea, akin to TV's Classic Albums and with an equal amount of care and attention.' The Guardian (Friday Review)"