Liberty (magazine) - Definition and Overview

Liberty magazine is a leading libertarian magazine published in Port Townsend, Washington and edited by R. W. ("Bill") Bradford. Unlike Reason, which is printed on glossy paper and has full-color photographs, Liberty is printed on newsprint and has line drawing cartoons by S. H. (Scott) Chambers and Rex F. May ("Baloo"), no photographs except for advertisements and only one color (blue), which is limited to the cover and occasionally a few ads.

Contributors and Editors

Contributors include:

Anthony Burgess, author of A Clockwork Orange

David Kopel, research director for the Independence Institute

Wendy McElroy, editor of the Individualist Feminist site [[1] (http://www.ifeminist.net|Ifeminist.com)]

William E. Merritt, senior fellow of the Burr Institute

Bruce Ramsey, journalist

Timothy Sandefur, College of Public Interest Law fellow at the Pacific Legal Foundation

Jane S. Shaw, Senior Associate of PERC--The Center for Free Market Evironmentalism

Tim Slagle (personal website (http://www.TimSlagle.com)) stand-up comedian

David Weigel, journalist for Reason, Money and Campaigns and Elections

Leland Yeager, Ludwig von Mises distinguished Professor Emeritus of Economics at Auburn University

Contributing editors include:

David Boaz

Bart Kosco

Richard Kostelanetz

Durk Pearson

Sandy Shaw

Thomas S. Szasz, psychiatrist

Departments

Reflections: short, often satirical articles

Terra Incognita: strange world news

Official Website

• New site (http://www.libertyunbound.com/)
• Old site (http://www.libertysoft.com/liberty/)