Wolfe's Lodge

The Critics Criticize!

"The book, '101 Things To Do 'Til the Revolution,' is not suited for introduction into a correctional facility." --John M. Hurley, Warden, U.S. Penetentiary, Administrative Maximum, Florence, Colorado

(Curious about the above comment? Click here to see how the disapproving Mr. Jailer Hurley happened to get the book.)

"This thing is going to be declared seditious and be pulled off the market. Please send me 10 copies." --An Arizona attorney

"Send us a copy, too!" --The FBI

"Dear FBI: Not until we see the cash." --The publisher

If you want a small glimpse of what the fuss is about, click here for an excerpt.

If you want to buy this puppy...

101 Things to Do 'Til the Revolution is available from: Loompanics Unlimited, P.O. Box 1197, Port Townsend, WA 98368, 1-800-380-2230, $20.90 postpaid for first-class shipping($15.95 cover price + $4.95 shipping), $19.45 for book rate. Discounts: 5-9 copies, 20 percent off the cover price; 10-49 copies, 40 percent off; larger quantity discounts also available & shipping drops drastically after the first copy. Sells great at gun shows, supper clubs, Galt's Gulches and meetings of revolutionary cadres. (Hint, hint, hint! Buy lots!)

SPECIAL DEAL 8/98: Want an autographed copy of 101 Things? How 'bout a package price on autographed copies of 101 and the new I Am Not a Number! together? Click for ordering info. (Please note: This offer isn't from the publisher, but from another source.)

101 is now in its third printing, with updated addresses, URLs and phone numbers of organizations and suppliers of freedom goods. Here's one more update. It's not yet in the book, but I'd like every reader of any printing of 101 to know of this.

Amazon.com, bless their little hearts, also carries the book. In January 1998, they moved it from a special order to a regular stock item, complete with discount. However, they keep moving it in and out of stock. (What's with you Amazonians, anyhoo?) Nevertheless, if you like Amazon.com, it's worth checking to see what they might be offering this week.

You can also buy 101 from Laissez Faire Books, Liberty Tree, Paladin Press, Delta and other catalogs--several of which are can be found in the Wolfe's Lodge bookstore links. Places like B. Dalton and Barnes & Noble haven't deigned to acknowledge the book's rowdy little existence.

Okay, Claire, but whaddaya done lately?

And what do we do after the revolution? A correspondent offered a few ideas...

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24 January, 1998