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Franklin Rosemont
Surrealism, Bugs Bunny, and the Blues: Selected Writings on Popular Culture— A Review
August 24, 2025
By Ryan Bunnell Freedom News UK August 15th, 2025 The Chicago Surrealist Franklin Rosemont tapped the subversive energy of popular…
Surrealism, Bugs Bunny, and the Blues: Selected Writings on Popular Culture— A Review
March 9, 2025
Comics Grinder The art of the essay provides a platform for writers to share their subject and perhaps a bit…
Surrealism, Bugs Bunny, and the Blues: Selected Writings on Popular Culture— A Review
February 27, 2025
By Richard Modiano February 5th, 2025 Franklin Rosemont’s Surrealism, Bugs Bunny, and the Blues is an exhilarating, freewheeling exploration of…
Joe Hill: An Interview with Tamara L. Smith
October 29, 2021
By Troy R. Bennett Industrial Worker October 29th, 2021 Songwriter, cartoonist, Industrial Workers of the World union organizer and martyr…
Rebel Voices in Free Voices
November 6, 2019
By Sharon PresleyFree VoicesWinter 2012/2013 The preface by Daniel Gross says oof this book: “You hold in your hands the…
The Protest Songs That Drove the Wobblies a Century Ago Are Still Lighting Fires
August 10, 2019
More than a century ago, Joe Hill wrote some of the most enduring anthems in the radical union’s Little Red…
Joe Hill Again!
August 2, 2019
By Paul BuhlePortsideDecember 21st, 2015 The centennial celebration of Joe Hill's execution is being marked by concerts, symposiums, meetings and…
Rebel Voices reviewed in Labor Studies Journal
August 2, 2019
by William A. PelzLabor Studies JournalJune 2012 37: 236-237 Born in 1905, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) at…
Staughton Lynd reviews Rebel Voices
August 2, 2019
by Staughton LyndIndustrial WorkerDecember 2011 The first words the reader of this book will see are by IWW member and…
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