Mother Earth

Mother Earth Emma Goldman (publisher)

sister projects: Wikipedia article. A radical political journal first published in March 1906 by anarchist Emma Goldman. Alexander Berkman, another well-known anarchist, was the magazine's typesetter. Mother Earth advocated radical political causes, labor agitation, and opposition to the U.S. government on a variety of issues. Its subscribers and supporters formed a virtual 'who's who' of the radical left in America in the years prior to 1920. The magazine ran from March 1906 to August 1917.

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Date	Issue	Title	Author(s)	Comments
March 1906	Vol. I, no. 1	Mother Earth	Emma Goldman, Max Baginski
March 1906	Vol. I, no. 1	The Song of the Storm-Finch	Maxim Gorky	Poem
March 1906	Vol. I, no. 1	Observations and Comments		a regular column in each issue of the magazine
March 1906	Vol. I, no. 1	The Tragedy of Woman's Emancipation	Emma Goldman	Later published as part of Anarchism and Other Essays
July 1909	Vol. IV, no. 5	A New Declaration of Independence	Emma Goldman
April 1910	Vol. V, no. 2	Some Definitions	Anonymous	Republished in Vol. VII, no. 10, December 1912
May 1911	Vol. VI, no. 3	The "American Sovereign"	Eugene O'Neill	Poem, originally unsigned, but attributed to him in 1979 making it his first printed piece
June 1911	Vol. VI, no. 4	Freedom	Lola Ridge	Poem
April 1913	Vol. VIII, no. 2	The Failure of Christianity	Emma Goldman
May 1914	Vol. IX, no. 3	Remember Ludlow!	Julia May Courtney
June 1915	Vol. X, no. 4	Flowers and Ashes	Louise Bryant	Poem
Dec 1915	Vol. X, no. 10	Preparedness, the Road to Universal Slaughter	Emma Goldman
Feb 1916	Vol. X, no. 12	The Philosophy of Atheism	Emma Goldman