My presentation on local press at the DRHA Conference in 2016 Radical Brighton from Lisa Redlinski
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Attila, Bill Butler and Unicorn Bookshop
Read Attila Bill Butler is the writer, editor, printer and distributor behind Attila. In one issue he signed off as Attila the Honey which is how I think of him. He moved to conservative 1960s Brighton from California’s West Coast as a young man, and he brought a bit of the Height-Ashbury hippie haven to this […]
Casino or Creche?
Related content: Alternative Brighton edited by John Noyce and Francis Jarman States of Brighton Effecting massive social change is difficult which is why the Radical Press movement is so impressive. What brought people into the movement differed by individual but by and large, a shared skepticism towards the dominant commercial culture fueled their commitment. Largely […]
States of Brighton
related content: Alternative Brighton edited by John Noyce and Francis Jarman The advent of offset printing in 1960 put a mass communications technology within the reach of the middle class British public. Groups organised around these machines to contribute to the production of radical papers. In Brighton people produced a range of progressive papers such […]