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TitleGood Soup
AuthorNY Federation of Anarchists
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Contributors to Good Soup, Issue 1 (1966)
Contributor Contribution Pages
Julian Beck Excerpt from Life as a Dream; quotation 17–18
Murray Bookchin The Legacy of Domination 30–38
Robert Chasse Prose poem beginning “There is a holocaust in the day to day activity of nature…” 48
George Crowley Beyond Automation, with Louise Crowley 8–16
Louise Crowley Beyond Automation, with George Crowley 8–16
Bob Ernsthal Prose poem beginning “Terminals: Amphitheater Night Falls Away…” 48
Jeff Freeman The Light Fantastic: For George Metesky 28–29
Joyce Gardner Introduction, with Allan Hoffman; Fragment from the Earth—8 2–4, 47
Jenny Hecht Short prose and verse selections 18
Lari Hertz Four short poems 47
Phil Hipwell Collages 27, 46
Allan Hoffman Introduction, with Joyce Gardner; Songs of Savagery; New Dimensions in Revolutionary Theory; Making Good Soup 2–4, 7, 38–43, 49
J. X. Four 6
Jonathan Leake Poem beginning “We Are the Fire-Eaters” 6
Judith Malina Prayer for the Jurists and Judges 17
Jerry Perischon Photographs 19–20
Paul Prensky Poem beginning “how the word is made war”; The Flying Lamb: Days of the Revolution 7, 18
Paul Spencer Functions of the Revolutionary 43–45
Steve Thompson Poem beginning “Sniff lightly…” 17
Hak Vogrin Drawings 43, 50
Jean Vogrin Potter’s Wheel Cosmology 21–26

Page references follow the magazine’s printed pagination. Albert Camus and Josef Weber are represented by attributed quotations. Credits from the appended East Village Other clipping are not included.

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Good Soup, issue 1 (1966), published by the New York Federation of Anarchists, brings together essays, poetry, photographs, and artwork advocating a revolution in everyday life through anarchism, ecological awareness, expanded consciousness, and cooperative community. Its contributors argue that automation could free humanity from compulsory labor and material scarcity, but that realizing this potential requires dismantling coercive institutions while creating forms of life grounded in mutual aid, individual freedom, and direct democracy.
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