Heatwave magazine, 1966
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Heatwaves 1 & 2 emerged in 1966. Heatwave 3, largely drafted, was never published though the front cover featured in Dancin’ in the Streets. Charles Radcliffe and Chris Gray joined L’Internationale Situationniste in October 1966 and for that reason it was never published.Heatwave 1 & 2 were direct descendants of The Chicago Rebel Worker and came from the revolutionary ferment that surrounded us. Heatwave 1 was a more or less solo effort whereas Heatwave 2 was edited by Charles Radcliffe and Chris Gray. This magazine, though amateurish in appearance, was very influential.
The Spoons Striker
A Wetherspoons strike bulletin, produced by workers who have voted for strike action on October 4th at two pubs in Brighton. First hosted at Notes from Below.
Hamilton Tenant
A newsletter by and for tenants in Hamilton. The goal of this newsletter is to share the stories of working-class tenants in Hamilton and inspire each other in our collective struggle for better conditions in our homes and our lives.
Smash Hits: A Discussion Bulletin For Revolutionary Ideas
An archive of the discussion journal published in the wake of the schism in the Class War Federation after issue 73 ("the final issue") of the Class War newspaper.
Three issues were published.
The Commonweal
An incomplete archive of the publication The Commonweal produced by the Socialist League which was one of the earliest socialist/anarchist organisations in the UK, and edited by William Morris.
Zero magazine
An archive of the London-based magazine anarchist / anarcha-feminist magazine Zero from the late 1970s.
Taken from Anarchy Archives.
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