Vol. IV, No. 3 March 1998

Your utopia is at hand now, a world where everyone is free to be as nasty and vulgar as they wish without reprisal. The world of the Law of God is one of moral order---not total freedom. But it's citizens, on the day that this world comes, will know of a peace and safety that we do not see at this time due to the destruction of the moral fabric of our country by people like yourself.

Edward A. Hara leprechaunhill@mindspring.com

Gee, sorry. The right answer was: humility, tolerance, and optimism! But thanks for playing.--Jonathan Wallace

The Ethical Spectacle Joins ACLU Censorware Suit


James Joyce's High Grade Ha

by Jonathan Wallace

A Jew Reads Joyce

Five Thoughts About Ulysses

Returns From the Dead

Dirty Gerty: Joyce, Censorship and the Internet

Snipe's Portfolio: A Portrait of James Joyce


This picture so irritated Bill Gates that his lawyers threatened a small t-shirt manufacturer.

The irrepressible Internet

Permanent Thrash: A Closing Speech at CFP, by Bruce Sterling

CyberPatrol and Deja News, by the Censorware Project

No Gatekeepers, by Jonathan Wallace

Once There Were Giants: Lewis Koch on Matt Drudge

The Usual Suspects

The Under-25 Curse: Car rental age discrimination, by Auren Hoffman

Bob Wilson says Bill Clinton Should Stay!

Texas Killed Karla Fay, by Jonathan Wallace

Ban His Shotgun: John O'Driscoll Replies to Jim Ray

India Is Having an Election, by Lily James

Wayne Grytting's American Newspeak

Richard Thieme's Islands in the Clickstream: Life in the Nudist Colony

If you're looking for the letters column, please come back in a few days!

The Censorware Project

Blacklisted by CyberPatrol: From Ada to Yoyo; CyberPatrol and Deja News; Why Libraries Shouldn't Buy Censorware; The Censorware Page

Net Freedoms


SEX, LAWS and CYBERSPACE

by Jonathan Wallace and Mark Mangan

"Required reading for anyone interested in free speech in modern society."
New York Times Book Review

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Mumia Abu-Jamal, On Death Row After an Unfair Trial


Permanent Exhibits:

An Auschwitz Alphabet; Kazoo Concerto and Brooklyn Of Dreams (hyperfiction); A Tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King; The Free Speech Museum; Snipe's Portfolio

Write for the Spectacle! Articles on any ethical, political or legal topic will be considered, whether or not I agree with the opinions expressed.

Future issues under construction: On writing; biology and technology.


"Noticing that no-one held the values I defended, I decided to make a spectacle of myself."--Richard Foreman


Copyright Jonathan Wallace 1998 except as otherwise indicated

Artist: Laurie Caro; all art copyright Laurie Caro 1998 except as otherwise indicated

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