***** Werewolf Issue 51, November 2014 *****


Hey, Bob Dylan wants you to come down into the basement with him, again.	Should the state be trying to stop people from making choices that harm only themselves?	Is Gone Girl merely the latest of David Fincher’s chilly revenge fantasies?

	Rethinking Labour An interview with Bryan Gould by Gordon Campbell
	Shaming The United Nations The UN continues to dodge responsibility for bringing a killer disease to Haiti by Gordon Campbell
	For Your Own Good? The freedom to pursue informed self-harm has a long and noble tradition… by Eric Crampton
	Chokehold Life and death in the US urban free-fire zone against young black males by Richard McLachlan
	Why Good Journalists Are So ‘Rude’ In defence of Morning Report’s bad manners by Gordon Campbell
	Gone Girl : The Trouble With Amy In Gone Girl, David Fincher’s cold perfectionism makes black humour out of tabloid shocks- and may even complete a media-age revenge trilogy by Philip Matthews
	Fighting Against Fanaticism The struggle of Kurdish women against Islamic State by Necla Acik
	From The Hood : Homeopathic Governance Got a political problem? Add water, and look lively by Lyndon Hood
	Classics : Goodnight Moon (1947) The life of Margaret Wise Brown by Gordon Campbell
	The Complicatist : Bob Dylan himself, and by others Some Dylan obscurities and cover versions to mark the release of the expanded Basement Tapes… by Gordon Campbell
	*** Werewolf Issue 50, September 2014 *** The 2014 election edition of Werewolf by Werewolf

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