Scope and Contents This series consists of zines, underground newspapers, pamphlets, booklets, event programs, and other self-published or limited-run publications with a generally anarchist, counterculture or underground focus. The series is arranged by region of publication, then alphabetically by title within each region. The publications are also organized chronologically within each title. This arrangement scheme was chosen due to Dr. Heathcott's interest in comparing cultural features of different cities...

Scope and Contents Includes the following publications: Boston Anarchist Drinking Brigade - collection of broadsides issued by the Boston Anarchist Brigade. Topics include drug prohibition, prisons, pornography, the American political system, and war. Published in Cambridge, Massacusetts by the Boston Anarchist Drinking Brigade (BAD Brigade) Forward Motion - a magazine of socialist opinion and advocacy, published in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts by the Center for Democratic Alternatives...

Scope and Contents Includes the following publications: Active Transformation - underground student newspaper published in East Lansing, Michigan, by the Lansing Community College Students for Environmental Action. It is about "keeping news of oppression in the public eye constantly," and "about Active Resistance to oppression and coercion - whatever form it takes: capitalism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, racism, destruction of the earth, militarism, etc." Baby Fish Lost Its Momma -...

Scope and Contents Includes the following publications: The Abolition of Work - booklet written by Bob Black, published by Feh! Press, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1992. Traces the history of work and argues for its abolition. Harmful Matter - zine, published in Minneapolis, Minnesota (previously Indiana), by Jeff Subhumyn; anarchist/anti-authoritarian in general, with a focus on prisons, capitalism, racism, and the rights of homosexuals. Arise - underground newspaper, published...