Revised Edition of "Rebels & Devils" (2000)

Tempe, Arizona, US: New Falcon Publications (book, anthology), 1996/2000.
9" x 6" x 1.125", 432 pages, softcover, ISBN1-56184-153-6.

Rebels & Devils: The Psychology of Liberation, an anthology edited by Christopher S. Hyatt, Ph.D., as published in a second, revised, softcover edition by New Falcon Publications (Tempe, Arizona, US) in 2000, following a 1996 first edition. Introduction by S. Jason Black and foreword by Nicholas Tharcher. Cover art by Denise Cuttita, after Hyatt and Black's initial design.

William S. Burroughs contributes "Paradise Mislaid" to this anthology, pp. 47–50.

There are also four high-contrast photographs of William S. Burroughs at his Lawrence, Kansas, home on pages 2, 46, 51, and 430. The photographer is not noted.

Shoaf II.364 [for the 1996 edition]. Not in Schottlaender.

Contents:

• Christopher S. Hyatt, Ph.D.: "Prologue: Flesh Warriors — The Making of a Rebel and a Devil?"
• Nicholas Tharcher: foreword
• S. Jason Black: "Introduction: How the Marquis de Sade Saved My Life"
• Part I — Prescription for Rebellion:
• Christopher S. Hyatt, Ph.D.: "'Prescription for Rebellion' — Revisited"
• William S. Burroughs: "Paradise Mislaid"
• James Wasserman: "The Price of Freedom"
• Daniel Suders: "The Fourteen Steps"
• Aleister Crowley: "Hymn to Lucifer"
• Ad Veritatem IXº: "Crowley's Rebellion"
• Jack Parsons: "Living Thelema"
• Austin Osman Spare: "Anathema of Zos: The Sermon to the Hypocrites"
• Harry Crosby: "Assassin"
• Christopher S. Hyatt, Ph.D.: "Who Owns This Planet Earth? — Rebels, Devils or?"
• Jim Goldiner: "Frranzzz!"
• Osho/Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh: "Rebellion Is the Biggest 'YES' Yet"
• Diana Rose Hartmann: "The Calling of the Holy Whore"
• Francis Israel Regardie and Christopher S. Hyatt, Ph.D.: "Francis Israel Regardie: The Final Words of a Western Master"
• Richard Kaczynski, Ph.D.: "Taboo and Transformation in the Works of Aleister Crowley"
• Part II — The World of Chaos:
• Phil Hine: "Beyond the Event Horizon: Responses to Chaos Culture"
• Robert F. Williams, Jr.: "Undoing Yourself with Chaos Magic"
• Douglas Grant: "In Memory of Robert F. Williams, Jr."
• Peter J. Carroll: "Chaoist Models of Mind"
• Ian Read and Phil Hine: "An Interview with Ian Read"
• Dave Lee: "Eternity Is Good for You"
• Templum Nigri Solis: "Anno Chaos — The Pandaemonaeon"
• Part III — VoodooMan:
• S. Jason Black and Christopher S. Hyatt: "VoodooMan"
• Part IV — Struggles:
• Adam Matza: "Prelude to a One-Night Stand"
• Germaine W. Shames: "Why Is This Terrorist Dancing?"
• Lo Milo DuQuette: "Devil Be Thy God"
• Dr. Jack S. Willis: "The Black Art of Psychotherapy"
• Jay Bremyer: "01/01 — Uh Oh!"
• Floyd Smith: "The Pearl of Great Price"
• Rodolfo Scarfalloto: "Saint Francis Visits Satan"
• Adam Matza: "Our Potential Legacy"
• Part V — Reprogramming the Self:
• Robert Anton Wilson: "How Brain Software Programs Brain Hardware"
• Timothy Leary, Ph.D. and Eric Gullichsen: "Twenty-Two Alternatives to Involuntary Death"
• Joseph C. Lisiewski, Ph.D.: "So You Want to Be Someone"
• Jim Goldiner: "Why Is It?"
• James Wasserman: "Pulling Liberty's Teeth"
• Dr. Jack S. Willis: "The Virtue of Personal Liberation"
• Shari Dee Crowley and Peter J. Lima: "The Mountain"
• Rev. Adrian Romany Omelas: "Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Go Back to the Altar"
• David Jay Brown: "Liberty and the Pursuit of Forbidden Fruit"
• C. G. Lopez and J. E. Hardee: "Combating the Self: The Rebellion of Martial Arts"
• Steven Heller, Ph.D.: "Breaking Trance"
• Jim Goldiner: "One by One"
• Part VI — The Beginning:
• Genesis P-Orridge: "Thee Splinter Test"
• Edwin Drummond: "Caressing the Body of Liberty"