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01-19 Jack Kevorkian
12-01 Me, Lucifer
11-10 Big Boss
10-27 H.P. Lovecraft
10-20 Jeannie Darqueene
10-06 Jörg Fauser
09-29 Miles Davis
09-22 My Thirst for Revenge
09-15 Jimi Hendrix
09-01 Ms. Aimee
08-25 Salvador Dali
08-18 Carl Michael Bellman
08-04 Bill Ruger
07-28 The Honest Working Man
07-14 Edgar Allan Poe
07-07 Punk
06-23 The Phil Hendrie Show
06-16 Harris Glenn Milstead
06-02 True Love
05-26 Ziggy Stardust
05-19 Sergio Leone
05-12 Jaws
04-28 The Unknown Rebel
04-21 Jack Daniel
04-14 Childhood Freedom
04-07 Bruce Lee
03-31 Style & Sense
03-24 overgrow.com
03-17 Little Boy & Fat Man
03-10 Blanche Taylor Moore
03-03 Sugar's Father
02-24 Ian Fleming
02-17 Eddie Van Fucking Halen
02-10 Tom Brown
02-03 King Koopa
01-27 Margaretha Zelle
01-20 Hans Scholl
01-13 My Virginity
01-06 Dr. Seuss
12-30 "Lucky" Luciano
12-23 Santa Claus
12-09 Hunter S. Thompson
12-02 My Youth
11-25 Jacqueline du Pre
11-18 Ty Cobb
10-28 Ahmed Shah Massoud
10-21 Euronymous
10-14 The Blood Countess
10-07 Bill Robinson
09-30 Nicolas Copernicus
09-23 My Daddy
09-16 Jesus Christ
09-09 The First Woman
08-19 Mike Royko
08-12 Aileen Wuornos
08-05 Jack London
07-29 Charles Bukowski
03-04 Wendy O'Williams
01-21 Cliff Burton
12-28 Robert Johnson
12-10 Wolfgang A. Mozart
Some people in history stand out like sore thumbs up society's ass. Not necessarily because of any life altering ideologies or ingenious master plans, but because they took a stand for, or against, something and stuck to their guns all the way.
These are the Dead Rebels. Every month a writer picks a person, or maybe even a phenomenom, that he/she feels in some way, however small, inspired some kind of spirit of rebellion in somebody, somewhere.
Read about them here. Everybody from Jesus Christ to King Koopa, through the lost youth of Tip Toe Rosie and the crystal meth ramblings of Dr. Seuss.
