Rebel Inc. Sampled (1998)
Edinburgh, Scotland: Canongate Books (book, anthology, promotion), 1998.
5.875" x 4.25" x 0.5", 175 pages, softcover, no ISBN.
5.875" x 4.25" x 0.5", 175 pages, softcover, no ISBN.
Rebel Inc. Sampled: Writing from the Edge, an anthology from Canongate's Rebel Inc. imprint (Edinburgh, Scotland), published around 1998. Likely a promotional-only release, lacking an ISBN — apparently this was distributed by Hot Press magazine (Dublin).
This includes an interview with William S. Burroughs excerpted from A Life in Pieces – Reflections on Alexander Trocchi – edited by Tim Niel and Allan Campbell – at pages 115-121.
Not in Shoaf.
Not in Schottlaender.
Not in Schottlaender.
Contents:
- Kevin Williamson: introduction ("Introducing Rebel Inc.")
- Howard Marks: introduction to Robert Sabbag's Snowblind
- Alexander Trocchi: extract from Young Adam
- Richard Brautigan: "1/3, 1/3, 1/3" and "The Scarlatti Tilt" from Revenge of the Lawn
- Laura Hird: extract from "Tillicoultry/Anywhere" from Nail and Other Stories
- Barry Gifford: extract from The Sinaloa Story
- Barry Gifford: extract from "Wild at Heart: The Story of Sailor and Lula" from The Wild Life of Sailor and Lula
- Kevin Williamson: introduction to Drugs and the Party Line
- Knut Hamsun: extract from Hunger
- Ray Loriga: extract from My Brother's Gun
- Alan Warner: introduction to Sadegh Hedayat's The Blind Owl
- Alexander Trocchi: extract from Helen and Desire
- Will Lawson: extract from The Drinkers' Guide to the Middle East
- Nelson Algren: extract from The Man with the Golden Arm
- Irvine Welsh: extract from "The Rosewell Incident" from Children of Albion Rovers
- William S. Burroughs: interview extracted from A Life in Pieces: Reflections on Alexander Trocchi, edited by Tim Niel and Allan Campbell
- Patti Smith: "Sort of a Blessed Crime", extracted from A Life in Pieces: Reflections on Alexander Trocchi, edited by Tim Niel and Allan Campbell
- Joel Rose: extract from Kill Kill Faster Faster
- Richard Brautigan: extract from Sombrero Fallout
- Jim Dodge: extract from Stone Junction
- Charles Bukowski: introduction to John Fante's Ask the Dust
- John Fante: excerpt from Ask the Dust
- Author Biographies
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