BUZZWORDS PEDDLING MIND PORN TO THE CHATTERING CLASSES SINCE 2000 by Andrew Gallix and Utahna Faith email correspondence to andrew@3ammagazine.com Buzzwords home Copyright © 3:AM Magazine 2005    3:AM linkroll Recently FREE-THINKING LONDON BABBLE: MY FUCKED INTERVIEW W... COMING SOON FUCK VOTING BACK IN THE USSR? THE MISSING LINKS NEW YORK I'M LEAVING YOU BREAKFAST FRAGMENTS: POEMS BY BEN MYERS REMINDER 3:AM REVIEW: THE BERGERACS' BACK ON CRACK ONE HUNDRED PUNKS RULE: AN INTERVIEW WITH JOHNNY D... complete archives: Buzzwords archives - click to select: juin 2005 juillet 2005 août 2005 septembre 2005 octobre 2005 janvier 2006 février 2006 mars 2006 avril 2006 mai 2006 juin 2006 juillet 2006 août 2006 septembre 2006 octobre 2006 novembre 2006 décembre 2006 janvier 2007 3:AM links  Buzzwords 2000-O5  3:AM MySpace  3:AM Magazine Pix  Ambit  Arete  Bad Idea  The Barcelona Review  The Believer  Blatt  Bookmunch  BritLitBlogs  The Chap  Complete Review  Daniel Battams Fan Club  Dreams That Money Can Buy  The Enthusiast  Exquisite Corpse  Falling Into Fancy Fragments  Faux Pas  Full Moon Empty Sportsbag  Laura Hird  Identity Theory  The Idler  KGBBarLit  Litro  McSweeney's  MetaxuCafe  Nerve  n+1  Nude Magazine  Paris Bitter Hearts Pit  Pornlit  Pulp.net  ReadySteadyBook  Salon  Slate  Slow Toe  Smoke  Smokelong Quarterly  Spike  STML  Strange Attractor  SuicideGirls  Swink  Trebuchet  Underneath the Bunker  Wild Strawberries  wood s lot  Word Riot Recent tags   [13.11.06] [Stevens] ANGRY OF HACKNEY Stuart Christie emails to tell us about his latest film, The Angry Brigade. Introduced by Christie and John Barker (who reviewed The Edgier Waters recently), it "looks at the roots of the Angry Brigade in the revolutionary ferment of the 1960s, and follows their campaign and the police investigation to its culmination in the 'Stoke Newington 8' conspiracy trial at the Old Bailey - the longest criminal trial in British legal history." Stoke Newington is better known these days as the emerging literary locale home to Iain Sinclair (and several 3:AM editors!) and N16 magazine documents its radical roots. [permalink] | [0 comments] fiction and poetry | literature | arts | politics | music | nonfiction links | offers | contact | guidelines | advertise | webmasters Copyright © 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 3 AM Publishing. All Rights Reserved.