A&E is the longest running RPG APA (amateur press association). Many of the contributors are well known for their writing skills, but an occasional inaccurate review slips in.
From their website:
ALARUMS AND EXCURSIONS
A&E is a photocopied monthly roleplaying game APA (amateur press association) with contributors from across the US, UK, and Canada. It was runner up for the Charles S. Roberts Origins Awards in 1981 and 1982, and won in 1985, 2000, 2001, and 2002.
A&E was begun back in 1975. It skipped one month in the first year while Lee Gold was in Japan, and another month in 2006 when she was recovering from major surgery, but has come out regularly every month otherwise. Maximum length is 150 pages, no advertisements; issues usually run 60-80 pages.
A&E is not affiliated with any gaming company. Contributors are interested in many different games. They are also interested in cultural and military history, fantasy and science fiction, rock music, military re-enactments, movies, martial arts, murder mysteries, filksongs, science fiction fandom, religion, physics, astronomy, and a number of other subjects, all of which can be easily tied into roleplaying games if you take a sufficiently creative approach.