First ever issue of Berkman's The Blast, January 15th, 1916 featuring birthday greetings from Emma Goldman as well as commentary on World War 1.
The Blast vol1 #1 Jan 15 1916
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First ever issue of Berkman's The Blast, January 15th, 1916 featuring birthday greetings from Emma Goldman as well as commentary on World War 1.
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Hey mate, thanks for posting
Hey mate, thanks for posting these. Although if you could put in a short introduction in the "intro" box with some basic information like what date the issue is from, and whether it has a theme or what it mostly covers that would be great!
Yeah sorry, I kind of mucked
Yeah sorry, I kind of mucked up the Child-page stuff as well. I'll fix it now.
Edit: How do I delete the child pages. I accidentally added issues 3-5 as a child of issue 2 itself rather than the whole.
x-lent
x-lent
Hey, should be sorted now in
Hey, should be sorted now in terms of the ordering. Also, you now have permissions to approve your own edits when you add intros etc.
Also, I have changed your naming of the issues slightly to fit with how we do other publications on the site. Also by using double digits it means they will all automatically go in order (otherwise after 9 the order gets messed up). Thanks very much for this!
Thanks for the help and tips!
Thanks for the help and tips! I'll try and continue to post 5 or so at a time as I visit the library to study.
Fantastic! Thanks for the
Fantastic! Thanks for the work! Great addition to the library . . .
AK Press published a book…
AK Press published a book with all the issues of the Blast here:
https://archive.org/details/blast0000unse/mode/2up
I'll see about posting the rest of the issues.
I've modified all the…
I've modified all the previous entries and added issues 10 and 11. I'll add the rest and tidy everything up later...
Archive complete! I might…
Archive complete! I might transcribe some stuff later, unless someone else wants to do it.
Nice :-)
Nice :-)
Poor Berkman, he turned from…
Poor Berkman, he turned from the pistol to the press (the "Blast" isn't all that subtle) and they still shut him down. Just can't win!