Abbie Hoffman: books
Fuck The System © by Abbie Hoffman (Booklet, can be found in the back of "Revolution for the Hell of it", in the older editions) +/- 30 pages |
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Revolution for the Hell of it © 1968 by DIAL PRESS INC. © 1970 by Abbie Hoffman (FREE) Introduction, Chicago: Two Years After Library of Congress# : 671-78032-8 245 pages Dedicated to FREE |
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Soon to be a Major Motion Picture © 1980 by Andy, Amy and America Hoffman Published by Perigee Books (G.P. Putnam's Sons) ISBN: 0-399-50503-2 (soft cover), ISBN: 0-399-12561-2 (hardcover) 304 pages |
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Woodstock Nation a talk rock album © 1969 by Abbie Hoffman Library of Congress: 72-101415 ISBN: 1-56849-104-2 |
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Steal This Book © by Abbie Hoffman © 1969 by Pirate Editions Inc. ISBN: 0-89966-777-5 Published by Buccaneer Books Publication date: June 1, 1995 318 pages Read this online here |
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Steal this Book: The Sequel © by Abbie Hoffman unpublished |
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Steal this Urine Test © 1987 by Abbie Hoffman Published by Penguin Group ISBN: 0-14010-400-3 262 pages |
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To America with Love (Letters from the Underground) © by Abbie and Anita Hoffman © 1976 by Anita Hoffman Published by the Stonehill Publishing Group ISBN: 0-88373-044-8 (hardcover), ISBN: 0-88373-052-9 (soft cover) 206 pages (Note: this book has been re-released in a limited quantity by Red Hen Press ) |
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The Best of Abbie Hoffman © by Abbie Hoffman © 1989 by FOUR WALLS EIGHT WINDOWS ISBN: 0-941423-42-5 Publication date: January 1, 1990 421 pages |
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Square Dancing in the Ice Age © 1982 by Abbie Hoffman ISBN: 0-399-12701-1 hardcover, 0-89608-194-x paperback 242 pages "Hi Mom!" |
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Vote! by Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin and Ed Sanders © 1972 by Youth International Party, Inc. 240 pages Special thanks to Ronnie Kaplan and Stew Albert for their assistance |
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Preserving Disorder: The Faking
of the President 1988 © by Abbie Hoffman, Jonathan Silvers Published by Viking Press Publication date: December 1989 ISBN: 0-67082-349-x (hardcover) |
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Books
about Abbie (or with Abbie related information) |
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Live This Book (Abbie Hoffman's Philosophy for a Free and Green America) © 1991 by Theodore L. Becker & Anthony L. Dodson Paperback, 117 pages Published by Noble Press Publication date: May 1, 1991 ISBN: 0-96226-839-9 To the spirit of Abbie Hoffman: "A son of liberty, riding through the night, sounding the alarm." |
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Run Run Run (The Lives of Abbie Hoffman) © 1994 by Jack Hoffman & Daniel Simon Published by Putnam Pub Group (Paper) Publication date: March 1, 1996 ISBN: 0-87477-811-5 "To Dad and Abbie I know you're out there somewhere fishing and Abbs is about to rock the boat" |
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For the Hell of It (The Life and Times of Abbie Hoffman) © by Jonah Raskin Published by Univ. California Press Publication date: January 1, 1997 ISBN: 0-52020-575-8 Jonah Raskin's Web page: (Chapter One) |
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Abbie Hoffman American Rebel © 1992 by Marty Jezer 345 pages Published by Rutgers Univ. Press Publication date: September 1992 Hardcover ISBN: 0-81351-850-4 Softcover ISBN:0-81351-1850 "Politics is like going to shul. It's what you have to do. But what I really want to be is an outlaw" - Abbie Hoffman |
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Steal This Dream Abbie Hoffman and the Countercultural Revolution in America © 1998 by Larry Sloman ISBN 0-385-41162-6 Design by Leah S Carlson first edition August 1998 Read excerpt here |
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Death of Abbie Hoffman and
Other Plays by Rana Bose 1st. edition January 1, 1999 ISBN: 8170461537 114 pages "It was a time of rebel spirit laced with enormous comic-relief about the contrite ways of the Establishment." |
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The Sixties Papers Documents on a Rebellious Decade by Judith Clavir Albert & Stewart Edward Albert © 1984 by Praeger Publishers Library of Congress 84-15105 ISBN: 0-275-91781-9 Table of Contents Stew's Website |
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CounterCulture & Revolution Edited by David Horowitz, Michael P. Lerner and Craig Pyes © 1972 by Random House ISBN: 0-394-31553-7 114 Pages "My name is Abbie. I am an orphan of America." |
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The 1960s Counterculture in
America © by Neil A. Hamilton November 1997 386p. ISBN 0-87436-858-8 ABC-CLIO web site |
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Blast from the Past ©1998 by Kinky Friedman September 1998 ISBN: 0684803798 256 pages (maybe) |
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" . . . in the nineteen-sixties, apartheid was driven out of America. Legal segregation - Jim Crow - ended. We didn't end racism, but we ended legal segregation. We ended the idea that you can send a million soldiers ten thousand miles away to fight in a war that people do not support. We ended the idea that women are second-class citizens. Now, it doesn't matter who sits in the Oval Office. But the big battles that were won in that period of civil war and strife you cannot reverse. We were young, we were reckless, arrogant, silly, headstrong - and we were right. I regret nothing."
Abbie Hoffman Vanderbilt University, April 1989

Abbie Hoffman's Spirit Lives On In Amerikkka Abbie Hoffman 1. Our National Anthem 2. Malachy's Bar and Grill 3. Texas Tweezers 4. The Drug Company 5. Ave Maria Jesus 6. Jerry Rubin 7. Flush for Nixon 8. Chicago 9. Washington at Valley Forge 10. Religion of Sorts Out of Doors 11. God Bless America 12. The Only Dope Worth Shooting
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ABBIE
HOFFMAN ACTIVIST FOUNDATION
Bold Type: Larry Sloman
The official site for Larry 'Ratso' Sloman, featuring unpublished notes and selections from Steal This Dream (1998), the definitive oral history of Abbie Hoffman's life and social activism.
Nancy Cohen's "Dinner With Abbie"-this was recorded around 1990..You can also find this video via http://www.pieman.org/abbiehoffman/abbie300.asf and http://www.pieman.org/abbiehoffman/abbie56.asf
Vintage Vinyl: Steal This Book
The full text of Abbie Hoffman's guerilla survival classic is now online! Mandatory reading, Hoffman's text captures the counterculture's atmosphere. Steal this Web site!
'68 Convention Figures: Where Are They Now?
From the Seattle Times (August 25, 1996) newspaper, a brief look back at key 1968 Chicago Democrat National Convention players.
Abbie's Road: 1936-1989
A moving Abbie Hoffman eulogy by Valley Advocate's Al Giordano. Combines personal anecdotes and family tributes with excellent coverage of Hoffman's twilight years in the underground.
The Trial of the Chicago Seven
Definitive site on the trial of the Chicago Seven (actually, Eight), including audio excerpts, court documents and penetrating legal analysis.
Yippie!
This site is a 'Yahoo! for Yippies' and includes lots of information on Abbie Hoffman, the Yippies and activism. Make sure you catch the Information Subway.
Chicago '68: An Introduction
Detailed historical coverage of the 1968 Chicago Democratic National Convention, a counter-culture protest flashpoint that set off far-reaching shockwaves throughout America. Resources include an exhaustive bibliography, links and chronology.
Bobby Seale's Homepage
Homepage of Bobby Seale, Black Panther Party founder, and co-defendent with Abbie Hoffman during the Chicago Eight trial. A must read: Seale continues pioneering pragmatic social activism into the 21st century.
Abbie Hoffman Web Page
Great Abbie Hoffman resources, including detailed bibliography and biographical information. One of the best fan sites.
Steal This Web Page
Amazingly detailed and lovingly created Abbie Hoffman fan site, including a MASSIVE collection of documents, speeches, interviews, photos, links, bibliographical and biographical information.
Thesite:
R.U. Sirius
Brief biography and links on R.U. Sirius, considered by many to be the postmodern heir to Abbie Hoffman.
The Revolution
Radical political party formed by R.U. Sirius that promises 'Victory Over Horseshit!' and to create an innovative political platform. The influence of Abbie Hoffman and Sirius' years within the Yippie Party is very evident: this site is designed to blow minds.
We Loved You, Abbie Hoffman: Student Activism
Abbie Hoffman on student activism, including his speech to the first National Students Convention, Rutgers University, on February 6, 1989. Mandatory reading on the legacy of the Students for a Democratic Society.
Reefer Madness
From the pages of The Nation (November 21, 1987), here are Abbie Hoffman's thoughts on the War Against Some Drugs in the late 1980s, and how America has fared under the Reagan administration. Illuminating.
Woodstock 69 Program Guide: Abbie Hoffman On The Chicago Seven
Historic Abbie Hoffman thoughts on the Chicago Seven trial's aftermath, from the Woodstock '69 program. A must read!
Cures Not Wars Online!
Excellent pro-marijuana activist resource with well-researched information on the War Against Some Drugs. Coverage of Ongoing Issues and Drug War Criminals is definately inspired by Abbie Hoffman's legacy.
Remembering Abbie Hoffman
Yippie co-conspirator and Hoffman friend Jonah Raskin offers some insights as to how the Democrats could apply Yippie principles to their 1996 political campaign.
50 Years of Radio With Vision: Abbie Hoffman
Abbie Hoffman soundbites and quizes courtesy of the Pacifica radio network.
Bookmarks: Steal This Dream
The Boston Phoenix gives a favourable review to Larry Sloman's excellent oral history Steal This Dream (1998). Perceptive analysis of Hoffman's current cultural influence and stature.
Freedom
Abbie Hoffman's revolutionary ideals are co-opted by this site, dedicated to the Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and Trans-gender movement. A powerful incendiary site.
Festival of Life
The 'Festival of Life', focus of the 1968 Chicago Democratic National Convention riots, continues into a new century, along with America's Soup Kitchen on Wheels. An example of Abbie Hoffman's legacy thriving in cyberspace.
Excerpts From The Chicago Conspiracy Trial
From author John Schultz's site, here are some juicy excerpts from the infamous Chicago 8 conspiracy trial, including riveting cross-examination of Abbie Hoffman by Judge Julius Hoffman.
The Sixties
Excellent 1960s historical archive and chronological site, useful for understanding the Zeitgeist that Abbie Hoffman was working with.
1968: Timeline
Informative oral history and chronology explores the events that shaped the social activism and anti-war protest movements that Abbie Hoffman spearheaded.
Abbie Hoffman
A concise Abbie Hoffman bio.
David
Obst: Interview
Audio interview with author David Obst, where he describes the antics of Abbie Hoffman at the Republican National Convention. Learn the identity of Deep Throat and more riveting material.
Philm Freax Digital Archive: Abbie Hoffman
Phil Franks has compiled some highlight quotes from Abbie Hoffman's 1960s activism. Simultaneously witty and direct.
Abbie Lives!
Brief essay examining the various biographies available on Abbie Hoffman.
History Channel: Abbie Hoffman
Brief biographical entry for Abbie Hoffman at the authoritative History Channel Web site.
Abbie Hoffman: Inspirational Messages
Charles Harbutt taped inspirational messages by Abbie Hoffman on guerilla warfare, the New York Stock Exchange money-burning incident and social protest, at an appearance by Hoffman in Chicago's Lincoln Park (August 27, 1968). Now you can read them in cyberspace.
Images of
Brandeis: 1948-1998
Snap-shot of Abbie Hoffman's speech at Brandeis University (April 29, 1972). Of interest to Hoffman archive fanatics.
Wildman
From The Nation, here is Vivian Gornick's review of Jonah Raskin's biography For The Hell of It. A revealing assessment of Hoffman's legacy and recent debates regarding New Left corrective histories.
The American Experience: Chicago 1968: Who's Who
From PBS, a list of brief biograhiess covering the key players in the 1968 Chicago Democratic National Convention crisis, including Abbie Hoffman. Get thy bearings.
Abbie Lives!
An Abbie Hoffman eulogy and examination of his impact on contemporary social activism. Some persuasive viewpoints.
For the Hell of It
Brief comment and tribute from Abbie Hoffman colleague Jonah
Raskin.
Hippy Land Hippie Magazine
Chat-rooms, links and Internet resources for hippies inhabiting the Digital Era. Captures some aspects of Abbie Hoffman's activism, if overtly
commercialised.
Kill Your Television: Political and Social Commentary
One-paragraph review of Abbie Hoffman's Steal This Urine Test!. Hoffman was still relevant in Reagan-era America.
Cosmic Baseball Association
A fun Abbie Hoffman parody/tribute from the unique Cosmic Baseball Association site.
The Unofficial Abbie Hoffman Homepage
An attempt at an Abbie Hoffman parody site that almost worked.
Cancer Claims Anita Hoffman, Yippie Activist
CNN coverage of the death of Anita Hoffman, Yippie activist and wife of Abbie Hoffman.
Abbie Hoffman's Widow Dies at 56
Coverage of the death of Anita Hoffman, from Bay Insider.
Environmental Portraits: Abbie Hoffman
Photo by William Coupon of Abbie Hoffman in his element.
Ya Say Ya Want a Revolution
Interview offers a snapshot of Hoffman's influence on a new generation of anti-war protesters.
Abbie Hoffman Visits the Stock Exchange And Some Other Places
Classic piece of reportage on the incident that established Abbie Hoffman in the public eye.
Abbie Hoffman and a Song
Moving Abbie Hoffman eulogy in the form of a poetic song.
Hooray for Abbie: A Tribute
Advertisement and ordering details for an Abbie Hoffman video tribute, featuring Jerry Rubin, Paul Krassner, Peter Yarrow, Bobby Seale, Allen Ginsberg and many more people.
Abbie Hoffman Gives Finger
Sixties icon Abbie Hoffman in typical anti-authoritarian rebellious mode.
Sliders: Just Say Yes
Details of a Sliders television show episode featuring an alternate Earth scenario where the Counter-culture was successful, and Abbie Hoffman has a clinic named after him. Classic 'what if'?
STEW ALBERT- GREAT YIPPIE
Details of STEW aLBERT, A FOUNDER OF YIPPIE AND THE VIETNAM DAY COMMITTEE
Remembering Abbie Hoffman --A Yippie Script for Chicago '96 by Jonah Raskin
"The Chicago Seven" Trial 1969 - 1970
Another Abbie Hoffman Link List
Forgetting Abbie Hoffman: May 5, 1970 an article about a visit to UNH by Abbie and Jerry Rubin
Steal This Dream - Abbie Hoffman and the Countercultural Revolution in America by Larry Sloman
A short Abbie Hoffman Biography
ABBIE HOFFMANWAS NOT FAMOUS! - an article about Abbie
Yippie Workshop Speech by Abbie Hoffman (1968) includes a sound clip
abbie hoffman by Alex Burns - May 29, 2001. Scroll down for some good links.
The Year Abbie Hoffman Changed the Channel By David Dalton
The Woodstock Nation Foundation, Inc.
World Changers - Abbie Hoffman a brief article
Four Walls Eight Windows publishers of the Best of Abbie Hoffman and Steal This Book.
In Memory of Abbie Hoffman by Mina Hamilton - Dissident Voice May 16, 2003

















