As we enter hurricane season in the Atlantic and fire season in the West, Mutual Aid Disaster Relief is compiling tips for preparing communities to take care of each other in the spirit of mutual aid when disaster strikes. Below is a list we’ve started and are continuing to add
Distro-Lit & Zines
Withered Green Anarchism
Originally published in French in La Mauvaise Herbe vol.17 no.2 “No one cares about them anymore around here, why don’t you just let them wither away in impertinence?” asked a good friend who identifies as an anarcho-primitivist. Anecdotal perhaps, but I couldn’t help but remember a very successful event on
The #Anarchism of Blackness – Review of Zoe Samudzi & William C. Anderson, “As Black as Resistance; Finding the Conditions for Liberation.”
There are almost no books on anarchism and African-American liberation, which makes this an exceptional work. It places racial oppression at the center of U.S. society, interacting and overlapping with all other forms of oppression and exploitation. The strengths and weaknesses of the work are reviewed. Originally published by Anarkismo.
Alfredo M. Bonanno - Revolution, Violence, Anti-authoritarianism
Alfredo M. Bonanno: Revolution, violence, anti-authoritarianism. A few notes. Original titles: ‘Rivoluzione, violenza, anti-autoritarismo’, La dimensione anarchica, Catania 1974, pp. 276–281; ‘Nuclei autonomi di base’, Teoria e pratica dell’insurrezione, Catania, 1984, pp. 112–117; ‘Dibattito sull’autogestione’, Movimento e progetto rivoluzionario, Catania 1977, pp. 162–168. Translated by Jean Weir. Online by Elephant Archive. Introduction The
10 Years After Police Murder on #Alexis: We Are an Image From the Future – The Greek Revolt of December 2008
In our series 10 years after police murder on Alexis we publish “We are an image from the future: the Greek revolt of December 2008” a collection of interviews, recollections, communiqués and articles about the December 2008 uprising in Greece in the wake of the murder of Alexis Grigoropoulos by
Australia - Second Issue of Paper Chained Journal Published
Received on 19/11/2018: The second issue of Paper Chained has been published online. This is a journal that supports publication of writings and artistic expressions from people affected by incarceration. Click here to download the PDF, and visit the blog of Running Wild here to read more.
#London - Rebel City Issue 9 is Out!
The new issue of Rebel City is out. Rebel City is London’s free anarchist paper. Originally published by Anarchist Communist Group. London Anarchist Communist Group are involved in the Rebel City collective, along with members of the Anarchist Federation, Haringey Solidarity Group and others. Latest issue has articles on Sadiq
Anathema, Volume 4, Issue 10 Released
From Anathema Volume 4 Issue 10 (PDF for reading 8.5 x 11) Volume 4 Issue 10 (PDF for printing 11 x 17) In this issue: Plague Of Western Chauvinism Vaughn 17 Trials Anti-Colonial October What Forest Remains What Is Attack? What Went Down Notice On Police Cars Poem Coup Des
A Complete Idiot’s Guide to the Imaginary Party
From The Transmetropolitan Review tl;dr: you don’t need or want the people who you know aren’t “with you” to be with you. really, you don’t -Wendy Trevino, Revolutionary Letter, 2018 A Brief Introduction To The Text A long time ago, on a vast plateau in central France, I was helping
#Surveillance - Never Turn Off The Phone - A New Approach To Security Culture
In the 80s, an anarchist who wanted, for example, to burn some building, developed his/her plan and at the same time looked to see if there were no listening devices in his/her house. In the late 90s, the same anarchist turned off the phone and used encrypted traffic on
Hope vs Fear - The Future of Anti-capitalist Politics in Latin America
Originally published by Black Rose Anarchist Federation. By Pablo Abufom (Versión Español Debajo) When faced with complex and painful phenomena, poetic metaphors and comparisons flourish. Regarding the current political situation in Latin America, I too want to add to the current rain of metaphors. 1. The new growth of right-wing
Every Cook Can Abolish Governance, Part 3 - Sobriety and Sabotage
by Lena Kafka, via Filler PGH For the print-ready pdf of this zine, click HERE Every Cook Can Abolish Governance (Part 1) can be read online here Every Cook Can Abolish Governance (Part 2) can be read online here Two years have passed since I left the empty world of
Diagnostic of the Future
From CrimethInc. In this in-depth analysis, Peter Gelderloos explores the technological and geopolitical changes that movements for liberation will face over the next several decades. How will those who hold power today attempt to weather the economic and political crises ahead? Will artificial intelligence and bioeconomics save capitalism? What’s more
Anarchist Zines & Pamphlets Published in October
From Sprout Distro: The following zines and pamphlets were published within the broad anarchist space over the previous month. As always, they come from a variety of different perspectives and contexts. We encourage folks to engage with the texts or to help spread them as they see fit. Past versions
#Guelph #Ontario - Autonomously and with Conviction - A Métis Refusal of State-Led Reconciliation
Transcription of a talk given on October 12, 2018 at the 13th annual Decolonizing Thanksgiving Dinner in Guelph, Ontario on traditional Neutral/Chonnonton, Anishinabec, and Haudenosaunee territory. Originally published by Northshore Info. This text is also available as an imposed printable brochure so you can share it and discuss. The image above is