A steady stream of eclectic but edgy releases then ensued, with out-of-print editions by the likes of Alexander Trocchi and Sadegh Hedayat, themselves substantially influential on many of the recent darker Scots authors like Welsh and Alan Warner.
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It also brought on a new generation of foreign writers such as Henry Baum, Joel Rose and Ray Loriga, who shared its outlook nonetheless.
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Rebel Inc Magazine ran to five issues between 1992 and 1994, publishing new work by writers such as Irvine Welsh, Alan Warner, Laura Hird, Toni Davidson and John King before any of them had books in print.
Rebel Without a Cause | Black Rebel Motorcycle Club | The Rebel | Rebel Alliance | Juan Bravo (rebel) | The Rebel (TV series) | Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel | The Rebel Sell | Rebel Without A Cause | Rebel Inc. | Rebel Highway | The Littlest Rebel | Star Wars Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike | South African rebel tours | Rebel Yellow | Rebel Worker | ''Little Rebel'' | Idea Rebel | He's a Rebel | Young Rebel Set | The Rebel (film) | The Rebel (2007 Vietnamese film) | Teenage Rebel | Star Wars: Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire | Star Wars: Rebel Assault | Rockin' Rebel | Rebel Yell (song) | Rebel Yell | Rebel Within | Rebel Wilson |
In its most singular guise, it could be said to include Irvine Welsh, Roddy Doyle, Alan Warner, John King, Jeff Noon, Nicholas Blincoe, Gordon Legge and Laura Hird - all of whom participated in the survey of the scene carried by the Steve Redhead book for Canongate (also publishers of Rebel Inc.), Repetitive Beat Generation.
Hird's first novel was published as part of the Rebel Inc. imprint at Canongate, where she also contributed to two anthologies alongside Alan Warner and Irvine Welsh.