An early text by Phil Mailer/Meyler (following on from The Gurriers), published in Ireland: 4th April 1972.

A spoof article by two members of King Mob submitted to "some trendy periodical" to raise money to print King Mob Echo.

Anton Pannekoek's analysis of the labor movement and trade union action in his 1936 essay 'Trade Unionism' has recently gained some praise for…

An early text by John Barker, republished as part of "The Lost Ones Around King Mob" on the Revolt Against Plenty website.

An index of material available on Libcom relating to the now defunct Dialectical Butterfiles website, which included a number of texts relating…

Including: consternation at revolutionaries attending Labour Party rally at the Royal Albert Hall,…

An early short text by Fred Vermorel whilst he was in the orbit of King Mob.

An early short text by Fred Vermorel whilst he was in the orbit of King Mob.

A text by Phil Cohen and Donald Nicholson-Smith in the first issue of King Mob Echo.

Including: Sylvia Pankhurst in court for sedition in Derbyshire, Sylvia Pankhurst on parliament…

"...presented as a 'talk' though read out from a longish, typed-up, half finished text, which was quickly discarded and left to literally rot. Though in the Newcastle ambience it was delivered to an assembly of people loosely around John Lyle's surrealist group in Exeter together with local hippy dropouts and some dissident art students."

A short text by Icteric founder Ron Hunt. 'The Arts in our Time' was handed out in the bustling Newcastle Haymarket two months prior to the May 1968 uprising in France.