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A DESERTER IN FORTIES DRAG George Melly reviews Stephen Dwoskin's Dyn Amo, Observer Review, 18th November 1972 
ANNABEL NICOLSON: ARTIST AS FILM-MAKER Annabel Nicolson on film as film, including the early films of William Raban, in an article from Art and Artists, 1972. 
STRIPPERS AND CORPSES John Brent reviews Stephen Dwoskin's Dyn Amo for the Freedom Press anarchist newspaper, 1972 
A FESTIVAL OF INDEPENDENT AVANT GARDE FILM An introduction to the festival, which took place 3-16th September 1973 at the National Film Theatre, London 
DEATH AND DEVIL Programme notes for a screening of Stephen Dwoskin's Death and Devil at The Other Cinema, 1972 
COMPUTER FILM AS FILM ART Malcolm Le grice on the aesthetic potential of computer technology. From Computer Animation, 1974. 
PENTHESILEA, QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS - INTERVIEW Laura Mulvey and Peter Wollen interviewed for Screen, Autumn 1974 
PSEUDS CORNER A description of "A Film by William Raban" from the BFI is published in Private Eye magazine's Pseuds Corner, 1974
VISUAL PLEASURE AND NARRATIVE CINEMA Laura Mulvey's seminal essay, first published in Screen, Autumn 1975 
EXPANDED CINEMA 1ST-10TH APRIL Programme notes for the Expanded Cinema season at the Arnolfini gallery in 1976, featuring William Raban 
THEORY AND DEFINITION OF STRUCTURAL/ MATERIALIST FILM Part one of Peter Gidal's introductory essay to the Structural Film Anthology, Published by the BFi in 1976. 
THREE STRUCTURALISTS Daryl Chin reviews three British film-makers whose concerns are with film as a "material construct", Soho Weekly News (US), 1976 
WILLIAM RABAN: INDEPENDENT FILMMAKER Programme Notes for a screening of William Raban's films at the Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh USA in November 1976 
HACKNEY MARSHES IN THE PICTURE The Hackney Gazette announces the TV showing of John Smith's Hackney Marshes, 1978 
A SELECTION OF BRITISH ART Ian Bourn on his work in a catalogue for the Hayward Gallery's Selection of British Art, 1979 
AFTERWORD An article by Stephen Heath, in response to Peter Gidal's 1976 essay The Anti-Narrative. First published in Screen Vol 20 no. 2, 1979 
NO WAVELENGTH: THE PARA-PUNK UNDERGROUND Village Voice film critic Jim Hoberman discusses the New York New Wave film scene, including lo-fi super 8 films of Vivienne Dick. 
TIME RUNS OUT The Scottish Daily Express reports from the Edinburgh Film Festival, where Stephen Dwoskin's film was due to be shown
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