Here and Now #10

Here and now issue 10 cover

Issue 10 of Here and Now from 1990 with articles about Euromania, the politics of panic and more.

Contents

Editorial
The institutionalisation of the community - Bedford Fenwick
Euromania - Mike Peters and Steve Bushell
The politics of panic - Arjen Mulder and Geert Louink
Rushdie matters - CW
A writer's freedom to imagine - Ali Hussein
Full-time, part-time, paid, unpaid - Martine Christie
Letters
Review of "Free is cheaper" - Malcolm Stroud
Listings
Art/anti-art supplement

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Thanks very much for scanning

Thanks very much for scanning the supplement Fozzie!

No worries - great to see

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Pages 21 onwards are missing

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