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THE LIBERTARIAN ENTERPRISE
Number 406, February 18, 2007
"Simply the best libertarian novel to come
along in a quarter of a century or so."

The Death of The Blue Screen of Death
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EDITORIAL MATTERS:

Another week passes. We almost ran out of propane (the tank was down to 1%!). We almost got the electricity cut off (I noticed the notice that was supposed to be put on the doorknob blowing in the wind out by the front gate!). Just one exciting moment after another as I work on my one-man-nursing-home-staff act—I'll be taking it on tour next year, soon to be an HBO series. Okay, maybe not.

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Tom Paine Maru
by L. Neil Smith
Cover by Scott Bieser
First uncensored edition.
Originally published by Del Rey Books, 1984.
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The Probability Broach: The Graphic Novel
by L. Neil Smith
Illustrated by Scott Bieser
Published by Press, 2004
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ARTICLES

Letters to the Editor
from L. Neil Smith and Bill Koehler
• FULL STORY

The Walton Street Tycoons by Jim Lesczynski
by L. Neil Smith
I'm extremely happy (and very relieved) to be able to testify that sometimes it's worth the risk. As Exhibit A, I offer The Walton Street Tycoons by Jim Lesczynski, which is simply the best libertarian novel to come along in a quarter of a century or so. That you can buy it directly from Jim, and not the northeastern gatekeepers who would have censored him and kept 94% is icing on the cake.
• FULL STORY

Dispatch from the Rotting Heart of the American Mid-West
by Kevin Tulppo
"This is like being in Hell." I clearly remember saying that at around midnight a few nights before Halloween. The bar was jammed with karaoke participants and drunks commiserating the Detroit Tigers' World Series demise.
• FULL STORY

Anna Nicole: Famous For Being Famous
by Jonathan David Morris
The only thing weirder than Anna Nicole Smith dropping dead at the age of 39 is how her death somehow inspired several days of wall-to-wall news coverage. This is a woman who by most accounts was "famous for being famous." At the end of the day, "famous for being famous" is a nice way of saying no one's really sure why we knew who she was.
• FULL STORY

Gang Violence: What Would Libertarians Do?
by Doug Newman
RB is a Christian friend who is of sound mind on political matters. He is no fan of either the present administration or of big government in general. He writes:
• FULL STORY

Unpardonable
by Lady Liberty
Many things in this country have changed since that awful day in September of 2001. The 9/11 attacks made us all just a little more aware of our own vulnerability. They made us think about how the rest of the world perceives us and why. And they scared us enough to let our political representatives have free reign to do whatever they liked as long as it was done in the name of keeping us safer from future attacks.
• FULL STORY

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