Fifth Estate Issue #380, Spring 2009 WEB CONTENTS Letters Between Orwell And Mccarthy: The Crucifixion Of Marie Mason The Green Scare Rolls On The Jumper Miscarriage Second-Wave Situationism Eschatology An Elegy for Malachi Ritscher Subjectivity Rosa Tracks Nope to Hope Seven Subversive instasonnets Sucker Rachel Pollack is Willing to Change Everything Sexual Liberation and the Possibilities of Friendship Our Hearts Never Hibernate, Neither Does The State “We Will Continue”: Street Art In Oaxaca Solidarity In Slowmotion Periodicals Received “The People’s Luck” Workers’ Inquiry Like a Thief in the Night Bizarre Gnostic Science Fiction from the Author of Bolo’bolo Partly Genius, Partly Quite Mad Montreal’s Fourth International Anarchist Theatre Festival Issue 380 Back Cover: “How unsettling is desire! The devil never sleeps or keeps still. Desire is naughty and doesn’tconform to our ideas, which is why we have such a need of them. Desire mocks all humanendeavor and makes it worthwhile. Desire is the original anarchist and undercover agent–nowonder people want it arrested and kept in a safe place. And just when we think we’ve gotdesire under control, it lets us down or fills us with hope. Desire makes me laugh because itmakes fools of us all. Still, rather a fool than a fascist.”–Hanif Kureishi (from Intimacy); Drawing: Marieken Cochius ALL FIFTH ESTATE ISSUES FIFTH ESTATE HOME