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Request Appointment Available - Can be used on site. Please visit New York Public Library - Schwarzman Building to submit a request in person.	Text	Permit needed	BergColl +++ Counterculture R48 1970	Schwarzman Building - Berg Collection Room 320

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15, [1] pages : illustrations; 42 cm

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Revolting news

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Issued on newsprint, front cover printed in blue and orange.
At least two issues printed, the second dated Summer 1970.
Founded by Tuli Kupferberg, Lannes Kenfield, Elizabeth Craig et al.
Issue no. 1 contains contribution by Kupferberg (film scenario for “1001 Ways to Make Love” and poem “Declining Lie”) and interview of Ed Sanders, editor of Fuck You magazine; with centerspread of photographs of Nepal and the government-run hashish store.
Barbara Gladstone contributes “To the Otherside From the Underside,” a feminist manifesto.
When the rock group The Fugs broke up temporarily, one of its chief members, Tuli Kupferberg, formed a satirical theatrical group called the Revolting Theater. It was active in the early 1970s, performing at college campuses throughout the Northeast U.S. and Canada. Kupferberg continued to use the name for solo performances. In 1992, he and Lannes Kenfield founded the bi-weekly cable-television show “Revolting News” on Manhattan Neighborhood Network. The show was produced by Norman Savitt from 1994 to November 2003, when Thelma Blitz took over as producer. (Ken Lopez, Bookseller).

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Call Number

Berg Coll +++ Counterculture R48 1970

OCLC

927149538

Title

Revolting news . No. 1 (March 1970)

Imprint

New York : The Revolting News, 1970.

Series

Revolting news

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Gladstone, Barbara. Contributor

Kupferberg, Tuli. Contributor

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Berg Coll +++ Counterculture R48 1970