Cyberculture Counterconspiracy: A Steamshovel Web Reader, Volume One
- ISBN-10
- 1585091251
- ISBN-13
- 9781585091256
- Category
- Social Science
- Pages
- 180
- Language
- English
- Published
- 1999-09
- Publisher
- Book Tree
- Author
- Kenn Thomas
Description
The most notorious conspiracy-minded zine, Steamshovel Press, presents what the conspiracy doesnt want the readers to have: Information. Both volumes contain powerful conspiratorial undercurrents from recent times and past history. Includes internet links to help involve the readers in the counterconspiracy. The New Yorker calls it on the cutting edgeand a strange place that is. Volume One includes Reich and Little Rock, Cord Meyer, book reviews, Gloria Steinem, bugs and bombs, Curtis Lemay, Jenny Randles, Iron Mountain, JFK, Lobster, Monicagate, Starbucks murders, right-wing conspiracy, Octopus, Crewes, Ginsberg, Liskers Birthday, Dr. John, Kerry Thornley, and more.
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