An issue of the Industrial Workers of the World cultural journal published by Charles Radcliffe with Franklin and Penelope Rosemont in England.
The Rebel Worker #6 (1966)
Contents
- IWW Preamble
- Freedom -- The Only Cause Worth Serving (Collective Preface)
- A Very Nice, Very Respectable, Very Useless Campaign - Charles Radcliffe
- Souvenirs of the Future - Franklin Rosemont
- Humor or not, or less, or else! - Penelope Rosemont
- Consciousness at the Service of Desire - Pierre Mabille
- The Haunted Mirror (Surrealist text) - Franklin and Penelope Rosemont
- Crime Against the Bourgeoisie - Ben Covington (Charles Radcliffe)
- I am not Angry; I am Enraged! - Archie Shepp
- Money - Karl Marx
- I Hate the Poor - Kenneth Patchen
- Letter from Chicago (Excerpts) - Bernard Marszalek
- Lobster - Benjamin Peret
- Solidarity Bookshop (Revolutionary Literature)
- Secrets
PDF courtesy of Sabine Press.
Charles Radcliffe, one of the editors of this this issue, went on to publish two issues of Heatwave magazine in the same year.
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The-Rebel-Worker-6.pdf
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