New Libertarian Notes
Anarchist Graffiti — Where Were You in ’69?

Vol. II #36 — November, 1974
New Libertarian Whole Number NL041

32pp, 8½″ x 11″, Original Issue, Near Mint — $16.00

From New Libertarian Index:

Page	Contributor	Subject
Cover	Staff	“Anarchist Graffiti” (takeoff on 1973’s American Graffiti)
p. 2	Staff	Table of Contents
p. 2	Samuel Edward Konkin III	Notes & Views:“Five Years Passing”
p. 2	Samuel Edward Konkin III	“’Zine Zappin’” — Magazine Reviews
p. 5	Don Ernberger	Letter
p. 5	David Rosinger	Letter
p. 5	Joseph T. Major	Letter
p. 6	Robert LeFevre	“Libertarian Class of 1969 — From the Dean”
p. 7	David F. Nolan	“Present at the Creation”
p. 9	Samuel Edward Konkin III	“Where I Was in ’69”
p. 12	Samuel Edward Konkin III	Filk Song: “Bye, Bye, American Right”
pp. 13-20	John J. Pierce	Renaissance, Volume 6, Number 9, September, 1974
p. 13	John J. Pierce	“Godchildren of Gallun”
p. 18	Warren Johnson	Letter
p. 19	Patrick L. McGuire	“Наш Человек в Москве” — Review of Attempted Escape by Arkday & Boris Strugatsky
p. 21	Dave Walter	(NLN 36 again) “The Activist Origins of the New Libertarian Movement”
p. 23	Dana Rohrabacher	Songs of the Class of ’69: “Live and Let Live”
p. 24	Greene & Fucetola	“The Bus Trip”
p. 26	E. Scott Royce	“Memoirs of a Post-’69 YAF Grad”
p. 27	Michael D. Moslow	“Books to Burn”
p. 27	Samuel Edward Konkin III	“Briefs”
p. 28	Robert Cassella	“CounterCon I — A Report”
p. 29	Dana Rohrabacher	Songs of the Class of ’69: “Laissez Faire”
p. 29	Dana Rohrabacher	Songs of the Class of ’69: “Individual Man”
p. 29	Don Ernsberger	Songs of the Class of ’69: “Bonnie Black Flag”
p. 30	Staff	Calendar of Libertarian & SF Events