In the Spring-Summer 2010
double issue of Struggle
-- Vol. 26 # 1&2

a magazine of proletarian
revolutionary literature

Editorial:

• Struggle begins 26th year of developing proletarian revolutionary literature, by Tim Hall

Review:

• Struggle: "Proletarian literature today", by Barbara Foley, reprinted from Reconstuction with the kind permission of Barbara Foley and the editors of Reconstruction
  

Fiction:

• Superficial wounds, by Kimberly Silver
• On the clock, by Billie Louise Jones
• Geisha Boy, by Dust Wells
• Raciststein, by Scott Thomas Outlar
• Of goldfish and newborns, by Patricio Yrarrazaval
• Transcend this: the shots heard ‘round the campus, by  David Christopher Pleiss
  
  

Poetry:

• The Underground Railway, by Michael S. Morris
• Iranian woman, by Ghazal Hajilzadeh
• The blue wall, by JL Stapleton
• Keeping the casket open, by Andy Macera
• potato suicides, by Richard A. Hanus
• Dispossessed Motherland, vy Vivekanand Jha, India
• What democracy, by Tendai Mwanaka, South Africa
• January 15, by Steve Bloom
• Obama, by John KIaniecki
• Letter to Jones about what he believes, by Fredrick Zydek
• After, by Steve Bloom
• My Country, by Christian J. Weaver, prisoner
• The tiger who should be shot, by Jose H. Villareal
• Driving while black, by Charles Portolano
• The worst enemy, by Bakari Aluta Olugbala
• Rich kids become writers, poor kids die in slums, by Jason Cant
• Third Saturday Reading, by Jimmy Burns
• Compromise, by Lynn Ciesielski
• New World, by Erik Schwerdtfeger
• I don't understand, by Greg Moglia
• Old miner speaks of unions: a trilogy -- Part 1: The 1907 Mesabi Strike, Part 2: The 1916 Mesabi Strike, Part 3: Final Thoughts, by Megan Marsnik
  

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