Monday, July 29, 2019
Punk & Post-Punk 8.2 is now available
Intellect is thrilled to announce that Punk & Post-Punk 8.2 is now available!
For more information about the special issue, click here >> https://www.intellectbooks.
Aims & Scope
Punk & Post-Punk is a peer-reviewed journal for academics, artists, journalists and the wider cultural industries. Placing punk and its progeny at the heart of interdisciplinary investigation, it is the first forum of its kind to explore this rich and influential topic in both historical and critical theoretical terms.
Issue 8.2
Foreword
Russ Bestley
Editorial
Notes in the margins
Kirsty Lohman and Anita Raghunath
Articles
‘You want me to surrender my identity?’Laura Jane Grace, transition and selling out
Kristen Carella and Kathryn Wymer
‘No more heroes anymore’: Marginalized identities in punk memorialization and curation
‘I don’t go to the gigs to go to the gigs – I don’t give a shit about the gigs!’: Exploring gig attendance and older punk women
Laura Way
Obituaries
‘I’m the shy boy’: Remembering Pete Shelley of Buzzcocks
David Wilkinson
Keith Flint, 1969–2019
Martin James
Exist to Resist, by Matthew Smith (2017)
Matt Grimes
Vox 80–83, Garry O’Neill (ed.) (2019)
Michael Mary Murphy
Peepshow, Samantha Bennett (2018)
Paul Hollins
Burning Down the Haus: Punk Rock, Revolution and the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Tim Mohr (2018)
Francis Stewart
Film Review
Stories from the She Punks: Music with a Different Agenda, (2016), Gina Birch and Helen Reddington (dirs.), UK: Birch & Reddington
Rebecca Binns
Conference Review
Fifth Punk Scholars Network Conference and Postgraduate Symposium, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, 13–14 December 2018
Adam Loesch
Exhibition Review
XXXXX: 50 Years of Subversion and the Spirit, Humber Street Gallery, Hull, 12 October 2018–6 January 2019
Ian Trowell
Francis Stewart
Not for you? Ethical implications of archiving zines
Kirsty Fife
Hang on the Box and women’s identity in China
Christopher Zysik
Not for you? Ethical implications of archiving zines
Kirsty Fife
Hang on the Box and women’s identity in China
Christopher Zysik
‘I don’t go to the gigs to go to the gigs – I don’t give a shit about the gigs!’: Exploring gig attendance and older punk women
Laura Way
Obituaries
‘I’m the shy boy’: Remembering Pete Shelley of Buzzcocks
David Wilkinson
Keith Flint, 1969–2019
Martin James
Book Reviews
Exist to Resist, by Matthew Smith (2017)
Matt Grimes
Vox 80–83, Garry O’Neill (ed.) (2019)
Michael Mary Murphy
Peepshow, Samantha Bennett (2018)
Paul Hollins
Burning Down the Haus: Punk Rock, Revolution and the Fall of the Berlin Wall, Tim Mohr (2018)
Francis Stewart
Film Review
Stories from the She Punks: Music with a Different Agenda, (2016), Gina Birch and Helen Reddington (dirs.), UK: Birch & Reddington
Rebecca Binns
Conference Review
Fifth Punk Scholars Network Conference and Postgraduate Symposium, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK, 13–14 December 2018
Adam Loesch
Exhibition Review
XXXXX: 50 Years of Subversion and the Spirit, Humber Street Gallery, Hull, 12 October 2018–6 January 2019
Ian Trowell
