1980 Feb. 18-24. First International Symposium on Anarchy, Portland (Oregon), U.S.A.
This very well attended but controversial symposium was particularly highlighted by the round table on anarchisme and literature, with the (…)
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HAKIM BEY [pseudonyme de Peter Lamborn Wilson). "Le Terrorisme Poétique"
Des halls de distributeurs automatiques de billets, ouverts la nuit, où se déroulent d’étranges ballets. Démonstrations pyrotechniques non (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "I Am"
Open Court 6 (1892) p.3118 I Am I am! The ages on the ages roll: And what I am, I was, and I shall be: by slow growth filling higher Destiny, And (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "Life or Death"
Open Court : 6 (1892) p.3302 A Soul, half through the Gate, said unto Life: "What does thou offer me?" And Life replied: "Sorrow, unceasing (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "John P. Altgeld"
This poem, written in June 1893, first appeared in Open Court 7 (1893) p.3782. It was reprinted in The Worm Turns (After an incarceration of (…)
DE CLEYRE, Voltairine. " Ahasuerus" A Poem
Open Court 8 (1894) p.4246
DE CLEYRE, Voltairine. "Death Shall Not Part Ye More"
Open Court 8 (1894) p.4026
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. "In Memoriam. To Gen. M. M. Trumbull." A Poem
This poem, dedicated to General M. M. Trumbull, who defended the Chicago Martyrs in 1886, first appeared in Open Court 8 (1894) p.4158. It was (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. Written in red : selected poems
/ Voltairine de Cleyre ; edited & introduced by Franklin Rosemont. Chicago : Charles H. Kerr Pub. Co. (Poets of revolt series ; no. 2.), 1990. (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. “The Worm Turns”
The worm turns / by V. De Cleyre. Philadelphia [Pa.] : Innes & Sons, printers ..., 1900. [2], 14 p. ; 21 cm. A collection of poems, including (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine. “The Gods and The People”
Glasgow: William Duff, 1898 ? San Francisco, Ca. : Free Society, [19—]. Labadie Collection You may listen to this poem on the Archive.org (…)
de CLEYRE, Voltairine “Ave et Vale.”
1901. Selected Works 70–73. Listen to the poem Comrades, what matter the watch-night tells That a New Year comes or goes? What to us are the (…)