HENRY DOWA, born in Lagos, 1935, is now at the Polytechnic, London.

MAURICE GOLDMAN studied economics at Witwatersrand University and philosophy at Cape Town. Pages from his South African Notebook were printed in ANARCHY 3.

KENNETH MADDOCK is a social anthropologist at the University of Auckland.

BOB GREEN is a lecturer in psychology at University College, London.

The first part of this article is reproduced from Augustus John's 'fragments of autobiography' Chiaroscuro (1952) by kind permission of Messrs. Jonathan Cape; the second part was originally published in Albert McCarthy's anarchist quarterly Delphic Review in 1949.

COLIN MACINNES is the author of three remarkable novels of London life in the fifties, City of Spades, Absolute Beginners, and Mr. Love and Justice. His recent book of essays England, Half English gave him the reputation of "England's most sensitive recorder of the contemporary scene."

Nicolas Walter's thoughts on Alan Sillitoe's novel "Key to the Door".

Issue of Anarchy magazine from December 1961

Ongoing updates and discussion on the attempted military coup in Turkey with contributions from working-class radicals on the ground.