Anarchy #048

Issue of Anarchy magazine from February 1965, focussed on the works of William Golding and the Lord of the Flies in particular.

Must the good guys always lose? (Joe Garnett)
William Golding: from darkness to blackout? (Harold Drasdo)
Hunters and Builders (Catherine Gibson)
Beelzebub rides again (Matin Small)
Miss Lang of Kidbrooke (Tom Jones)
Mr. Duane of Risinghill (John Ellerby)
Feathers for plucking (Owen Webster)
Disarming sympathy (Charles Radcliffe)

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