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The Incredible Bread Machine
The Incredible Bread Machine is a poem written by R.W Grant in 1966.
In 1974, Susan Love Brown, Karl Keating, David Mellinger, Patrea Post, Stuart Smith and Catriona Tudor of World Research Inc expanded it into a book promoting their ideas of personal and economic freedom.
In 1975 they expanded it into a film featuring themselves. Theo Kamecke was director and cameraman for the film. It is a commentary on Capitalism. It is about a man who invents a machine for producing bread very cheaply, but is punished by the government for his success.
In 1974, Susan Love Brown, Karl Keating, David Mellinger, Patrea Post, Stuart Smith and Catriona Tudor of World Research Inc expanded it into a book promoting their ideas of personal and economic freedom.
In 1975 they expanded it into a film featuring themselves. Theo Kamecke was director and cameraman for the film. It is a commentary on Capitalism. It is about a man who invents a machine for producing bread very cheaply, but is punished by the government for his success.
192 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1974
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