International Times, Issue 49, 31 January - 13 February 1969

This issue contains “Invisible Insurrection”, a review by Miles of the Burroughs “trilogy” of Naked Lunch, The Soft Machine, and The Ticket That Exploded, p. 6.

In addition, a statement on Burroughs is embedded on the image of police helmets at page 25.

Published in London, England by Knullar in January 1969.

Bibliographic Information:

• Not in Maynard & Miles
• Not in Shoaf
• Not in Schottlaender
• Raven 19690131TITI.0.49

Selected Contents:

• news
• Jeff Nuttall:
• "Art and Society" (essay)
• drawing
• Joel W. Finler: "Dylan & the Queen" (essay)
• Richard Noyce: "4th Person Singular" (reviews)
• Bob Rickard: "Lit Bits" (reviews)
• Satish Kumar and Mahatma Gandhi: "Ghandi Speaks" (interview)
• Simon Vinkenoog: "Fuller Instructions" (essay)
• Miles: 
• "Invisible Insurrection" (review of Burroughs' works)
• review of Expressway to Your Skull by Buddy Miles Express
• "Rape, Bad Karma, Pollution, Mugging Swamp New York; Seek Spare Change" (essay)
• Courtney Tulloch: "Black Culture" (essay)
• Caroline Coon and Lady Wootton: "Lady Wootton Talks to Caroline Coon about Pot" (interview)
• Peter Stansill: "Space Rape" (essay)
• Sarah: "Squat!" (essay)
• Simon Stable: "Is Simon Stable?" (essay)
• Michael Parsons: "Music for Piano & Live Electronics" (essay)
• Herbert Lomas: "Workless Society 4: Population – How the Standard of Living Will Be Reduced by Half in a Generation" (essay)
• Rayond Durgnat: "Hot Nudes" (essay)
• Mark Williams: "Salvage Job on Brum Arts Lab" (essay)
• Chris Ratcliffe: "Fungress" (essay)
• classified listings
• Free [Abbie Hoffman]: "...What Does Free Speech Mean to You?" (essay)
• Mike McInnerney: "God Dies" (essay)
• Jon Wilcock: "i.b.m., east india co. – bombay beggary buggary boo" (essay)
• Tina Morris: "Ahimsa" (essay)
• Abraham Grossman: "Shock as Turk Drug-goons, Yank Kill Each Other – STAY HOME!" (essay)
• Maya Sweering: photograph
• Graham Keen: photograph
• Claude Berquelot: photograph
• Felix Scorpio: "Paris: Prison as Media..." (essay)
• letters
• Kenneth Grant: "Will Under Love" (essay)

Publishing Information: 

• Words: Peter Stansill
• Advertising: Ronnie Scarlett
• Business: Dave Hall
• Images/Layout: Graham Keen, Reg
• Distribution: Paul Weston
• What's Happening: Small Sue
• Unspecified Indispensible: Joan Gillman, Freddie, Bonita, Ken, Malcolm, Brian, Charlie French
• Other Activity: Jim Haynes, John Hopkins, Mike Henshaw, Miles, Bill Levy, Roger Phillips