David Widgery
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1947 – 1992
Biography
Chris Harman: Dave Widgery – Carrying the spirit of revolt, 7 November 1992
Bob Light: David Widgery – The Human face of revolution, November 1992
Writings:
The Kerouac Connection, 1969
The politics of pornography, 24 July 1971 (writing as Gerry Dawson)
Underground Press, February 1972
The Streets are Our Palettes: A Tribute to Vladimir Mayakovsky, July 1972
Apple to the Core, June 1973 (review)
Abortion: The pioneers, July 1975
Socialist Theatre, January 1976 (review)
The Tamarisk Tree, February 1976 (review)
Under Capricorn, September 1976 (review article)
Defending Abortion Rights, February 1977 (letter)
What’s Happening to the Health Service, June 1977 (writing as Gerry Dawson)
Revolutionary Optimism, October 1977 (review article)
The Left in Britain: A Reply, 1977
‘Poetry is made by all ... not by one’, April 1978 (book review)
Ten years for Pandora, May 1978
Look get it straight, July 1978 (letter with Ruth Gregory, Syd Shelton & Roger Huddle)
The Battle of Bethnal Green, September 1978 (writing as Gerry Dawson)
Letter from Britain: Carnival Against the Nazis, September 1978 (letter)
Post-Electronic Leninism, March 1979 (review article)
Sylvia Pankhurst: Pioneer of Working Class Feminism, May 1979
Goodbye Comrade M, September 1979 (obituary of Herbert Marcuse)
A Meeting with Comrade James, June 1980
Foreword to The Joke Works, 1981
Billie and Bessie, 1984
Lennonism, 1985
Howling to the Beat, November 1985 (appreciation of Allan Ginsberg)
AIDS and the New Puritanism, July 1986
Sex and Socialism, 1987 (transcript of talk)
The Great Divide, June 1987
Beating Time – a reply to Ian Birchall, Summer 1987
Crises in the NHS, February 1988 (interview)
Too Much Monkey Business, February 1988
Wrong on Radicals, February 1988 (letter)
Monumental Folly, June 1992
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Last updated on 3 May 2014