Postumous Notes

Midnight Notes 6 (1983)

(Initially labeled Vol. IV. N.1)

This 'Midnight Querist' began this issue with questions of the movement's dead. The issue then analyzes the "Peace Movement" and its control by the "re-industrialization" sector of capital. It also presents a proletarian nuclear strategy that is increasingly relevant for us in the 1990s. We catch the post humorous laughter of the insurrectionary dead from the eighteenth century, then address our real dead, from the voice of Rigoberta Menchu speaking from Guatemala, and our Italian comrades railroaded, tortured and killed. It concludes with an "Audit" of the balance of living class forces in the early 80s.


TABLE OF CONTENTS Front and Back Covers (Outer and Inner, contains text) Midnight Querist. Freezing The Movement. Elegy for E.P. Thompson. A Letter to Boston's "Radical Americans" - From a "Loose and Disorderly" New Yorker - Autumn 1770. In the House of the Killer Bats (Guatemala 1983). Or Di a Frau Dolcin (Italy, 1983). Audit of The Crisis.

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Postumous Notes

Midnight Notes 6 (1983)

TABLE OF CONTENTS