Robert Helms

Robert Helms is an independent researcher with a long-standing interest in radical history, particularly the nineteenth-century anarchists of Philadelphia. He was the editor of a highly regarded "job 'zine" Guinea Pig Zero, and is editor of the Dead Anarchists website. He has previously edited and annotated the memoirs of Philadelphia anarchist Chaim Weinberg. He lives in Philadelphia with his three cats, all of which are named after dead anarchists.
From Frayed Edge Press

The Collected Sermons of Radical Preacher Hugh Owen Pentecost 
​edited and annotated by Robert Helms.

Tour Stops

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​Other Works

Forty Years in the Struggle:The Memoirs of a Jewish Anarchist
by Chaim Weinberg; edited & annotated by Robert Helms
Litwin Books, 2009

George Brown: Cobbler Anarchist of Philadelphia
Kate Sharpley Library, 2006

Guinea Pig Zero: An Anthology of the Journal for Human Research Subjects edited by Robert Helms
Garrett County Press, 2005

​DeadAnarchists.org - history and celebration of radical activists
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GuineaPigZero.com - based on the 'zine for human research subjects
Book description here