FIFTH ESTATE
Spring 2009, Vol. 44 #1 (#380)
Issue Theme: 'Subtext, Subversion, Sabotage'

* Henry Reed – “Between Orwell and McCarthy: The Crucifixion of Marie Mason”
* anon – “The Green Scare Rolls On”
* Cara Hoffman and Joe Ricker – “The Jumper”
* Ambrose Nurra – “Miscarriage” and “Proverb”
* Gavin Grindon – “Second-Wave Situationism”
* Jason Cook – “Eschatology”
* Jacob Bennett – “An Elegy for Malachi Ritscher”
* Jack Bratich  - “Subjectivity Rosa: Undercurrent Affairs”
* Bianca Shannon – “Tracks”
* Walker Lane – “Nope to Hope: False Capital & the Spectacle Triumphant”
* Peter Lamborn Wilson – “Seven Subversive InstaSonnets”
* Don LaCoss – “Sucker”
* Cara Hoffman – “Rachel Pollack is Willing to Change Everything”
* Kristian Williams – “Sexual Liberation and the Possibilities of Friendship: Foucauldian Proposals and Anarchist Elaborations”
* anon – “Our Hearts Never Hibernate, Neither does the State: An update on the RNC 8”
* John Gibler – “ ‘We Will Continue’ - Street Art in Oaxaca”
* Charles Hale – “Solidarity in Slowmotion”
* Jim Feast – “ ‘The People’s Luck’: Anti-Authoritarian China”
* Stevphen Shukaitis – “Workers’ Inquiry, Militant Research, and the Business School”

 BOOK REVIEWS

* Let There Be Night: Testimony on Behalf of the Dark, edited by Paul Bogard. Review by Don LaCoss
* AKIBA: A Gnostic Novel, by p.m. Review by Dave Meesters
* CYCLONOPEDIA complicity with anonymous materials, by Reza Negarestani. Review by Peter Lamborn Wilson