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A Communique On Tactics and Organization
Green Mountain Anarchist Collective
An open letter of sorts, to the Black Bloc from within the Black Bloc--discussing strategy, tactics, and where we should go from here, to get there.
2.50
A Future Worth Living
Bufe, Chaz
Somewhat of a follow-up to Listen Anarchist! This pamphlet briefly looks at why things are the way they are, why people put up with it, why both anarchism and Marxism have failed, and what we can do about it - principles, practices, and projects that could lead to a "future worth living."
2.00
Aids Conspiracy Theories
Gilbert, David
Political prisoner and AIDS activist David Gilbert exposes the right-wing, racist and homophobic foundations of conspiracy theories surrounding the origins of AIDS, and shows how these in fact serve to divert attention from the less spectacular but all-too-real genocide facing Black people today. Includes commentary by the late Albert 'Nuh' Washington, BLA POW and others, and a special appendix on HIV causing AIDS.
3.00
Anarchism in Australia Today
Kendall, Leigh (ed.)
A collection of views on what's what behind the eucalyptus curtain.
3.00
Anarchism vs. Primitivism
Sheppard, Brian Oliver
This important pamphlet looks closely at the fundamental conflicts between anarchism and primitivism. It traces primitivism's basic precepts back to their authoritarian roots, reveals primitivist misconceptions about anarchism, capitalism and technology, shows how the corporate media have used primitivism to discredit anarchism, and also shows how ideology-driven primitivists, much like fundamentalist Christians opposed to evolution, have picked through anthropological evidence to support their predetermined conclusions, while ignoring data that contradict those conclusions.
3.50
Anarchism, Marxism, and Hope for the Future
A wide ranging interview, conducted by the Irish anarchist journal Red & Black Revolution in 1995, exploring Noam's introduction to, and views on, the above.
1.50
Anarchism: From the Encyclopaedia Brittanica 1910
This is PK's now legendary entry from the Encyclopedia Britannica, from 1910. And it still, nearly a century later, stands as one of the best short introductions to the main themes and philosophy of anarchism.
2.50
Anarchism: What it Really Stands For
A short introduction.
2.50
Anarchist Economics: Two Selections by Benjamin
Tucker on Mutualism and on Corporations
The first spells out the basic ideas of Mutualist Anarchism as developed by Pierre Joseph Proudhon and Josiah Warren early in the nineteenth century. The second article examines how anarchists would deal with the large corporations which had grown up in the latter years of that century.
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Anarchist Economics: an Alternative for a World in Crisis
The economics/experience of the Spanish anarchist collectives 1936-39. A rare - and welcome - look at economics from an anarchist perspective.
2.50
Astrology: Fraud or Superstition
This pamphlet briefly but thoroughly debunks astrology's supposed scientific basis and takes a close look at why anyone would believe in such patent nonsense.
1.00
Bourgeois Influences on Anarchism
Long before Murray Bookchin was born, class-struggle anarchists such as Fabbri were concerned with what is now called 'lifestyle' anarchism, or drop-out culture. This is the first English translation of his classic dissection of problems which still plague anarchism today.
3.00
Capitalism is Not Free Enterprise
An introduction to the libertarian money, economic and land reform ideas of Silvio Gesell. Influenced by Proudhon and Henry George, and a friend of Gustav Landauer, Gesell is the only utopian economist that Robert Anton Wilson has any time for.
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Class Warfare in the USA and the Proper Way to Mutiny
An excellent treatise on class in America, written from someone at the bottom - i.e., the working class. "Class has become a nonexistent issue to most people here. Those of us who have lived the experience know that class differences and class privileges exist here as much as anywhere else. However, the specifics are different and the United States is its own unique country with its own unique problems around class. I wrote this essay based on my own experiences with class here in the United States and encourage other working class, poor, and broke people to do the same. We exist."
3.00
Constructive Anarchism
The venerable Russian anarcho-syndicalists great paper on anarchism's past, present and future, together with a collection of writings around the debate over the 'Organizational Platform' by Makhno, Arshinov et al. As well as Maximoff's essay,and the Platform, included in this oversize pamphlet are the 'reply' by several Russian anarchists (Voline, Sobol, Fleshin, Steimer et al) to the Platform, and the exchange between Makhno and Malatesta on organization. Ought to be read, studied,and debated any anyone/everyone interested in organizing, and fighting to win!
5.00
Dear Motorist
Searing critique of the car.
1.50
Digger Tracts
Six original writings and songs from the short-lived, but influential Digger colonies - work by Winstanley's less known contemporaries, including Robert Coster. Includes an informative and thorough introduction.
6.00
Fascism in its Most Advanced Form is Here in Amerikka
A lengthy essay from one of the most important Black militants.
2.50
Going Underground for Animal Liberation
A discussion document from the direct action wing of the animal liberation movement. Theory and practice laid out and debated.
1.50
Law and Authority
An anarchist analysis.
2.00
Life in English Prisons
A damning indictment (completed in 1895) of the penal system, the police, and Scotland Yard. A gem rescued from the vaults of obscurity.
2.50
Listen Anarchist!
New, slightly expanded edition of this polemic, arguing for a return to morality in anarchists' dealings with the world at large, and each other in particular. Includes a new introduction by Janet Biehl and new Bufe essay as an appendix - 'Primitive Thought.'
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Manifesto To The International Anarchist Movement
& A Call For An International Anarchist Resistance Movement
Two essays from a Black anarchist activist.
1.00
Manual of Co-operation
An American how-to for the co-operative movement, published in 1885 and consisting largely of extracts from George Jacob Holyoake's work on co-operation in England. A useful mix of history and theory.
3.50
Militancy Beyond Black Blocs
A sympathetic critique of the black bloc, and its methods - "To criticize certain aspects of the black bloc without having to side with 'the pacifists. to criticize the black bloc without denouncing one's solidarity with the comrades constituting it. To reflect upon the possibilities of militant resistance outside of the black bloc."
2.00
Mini Manual of the Urban Guerrilla
The classic pamphlet. A how-to guide, tried and tested by countless groups across the world. An important document for anyone vaguely inquisitive, or seriously interested. Written by the Brazilian as a reaction to the failure of Guevara and the rural guerillas.
4.50
Models of Revolution: Rural Women and Anarchist Collectivization in Civil War Spain
An essay exploring revolutionary activities in rural Spain during the years of the Spanish Civil War (1936-39), comparing two different (anarchist) perspectives on the nature of women's subordination and empowerment.
2.50
Mutual Aid and Social Evolution
A brief, but engaging study of Kropotkin, Marx, Darwin and Malthus.
2.50
Ned Kelly's Ghost: The Tottenham IWW And The
Tottenham Tragedy
An examination of the killing of an Australian policeman, the subsequent hangings of two Australian IWW members convicted of his murder, and the context - a militant IWW, an alarmed ruling class and the Iron Heel of state repression - in which it all took place. More of our hidden history unearthed.
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On the Black Liberation Army
Originally written in 1979, this is an inside account/critique, from the New York Three Black Panther and BLA political prisoner. This is a chapter from a to-be-published compilation of Jalil's prison writings - We Are Our Own Liberators. Proceeds from the sale of this pamphlet go towards the publishing of this book.
3.50
Paperboys
True tales of taking the cops on at the picket line at Wapping and the violence that ensued....
2.50
Peoples War: the Mass Strategy
A short extract from the United States Army Field Manual, detailing the Army's perception of Mao's method of political warfare.
0.75
Prison Abolition
A short essay, written from experience of life on the inside, as well as on the out.
1.50
Que Se Vayan Todos: Argentina's Popular Rebellion
A fast-paced, information account (with lots of photos!), of the Tin Pot Insurrection, and the rise of the Neighborhoods, and Piqueteros. John Jordan was one of the founders of the UK's 'Reclaim The Streets', and brings his political sensibilities, and understandings to bear on this remarkable slice of (ongoing) popular history in the making. Based on two trips - February and July 2002 - to Argentina.
3.50
Revolutionary Activism
Some folks reading this may have heard of the legendary anarchist guerilla Sabate. How many know that the anarchists never stopped fighting Franco and, with the end of the Spanish revolution, tried - unsuccessfully, unfortunately - to assassinate him several times, and carried on a guerrilla war till the very end of the fascist regime. Here the libertarian activist described as 'Franco's public enemy number one' recounts some of the context of the new wave of opposition to the Franco regime in the 1960s, and its international significance.
2.50
Revolutionary Armed Struggle
A handbook on revolutionary armed struggle written by an anonymous Black Liberation Army soldier in the 1970s. It details strategies and tactics for urban and rural guerilla warfare.
3.50
Rocking The Cradle Of Liberty: A Guide To
Anarchist-Connected Historical Sites In Boston
Not only a fascinating treasure for the geographically minded (or the staunch Bostonian), but an easy, accessible introduction to the individuals, groups, movements, history, and politics, ideas and activities of anarchists and their associates from the colonial era to the present day. Lets hope this fascinating study provides inspiration for others to start researching and documenting their local histories.
6.00
Roots: Black Ghetto Ecology
An introduction to environmental racism at the most personal level -- how the poorest (and darkest) inner city neighborhoods are so polluted they produce epidemics of cancer, how those same neighborhoods have the worst medical care. An argument that Black must be Green to survive
2.00
S11: Truth And Consequences - Radical
Perspectives on September 11
Perhaps the first response from the 'left' following September 11th, and its an excellent one. With essays and articles from Mumia Abu-Jamal, William Blum, the Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA), Ahmed Rashid, Norm Dixon (on the CIA and Bin Laden) and more, this is 80 essential pages to educate and inform, beyond the patriotic drivel still bombarding us.
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Sabotage
Long overdue reprint of this classic text on the conscious withdrawal of the workers' industrial efficiency. Definitions, suggestions and recommendations from the assembly line.
2.50
Saint Che: The Truth Behind The Legend Of The
Heroic Guerrilla, Ernesto Che Guevara
At last, a thorough, if brief, critique of Che - the man and the myth. From a libertarian perspective. A welcome antidote to one of the more reactionary revolutionary poster children.
2.00
SDS/WUO, Students For A Democratic Society And The Weather Underground
Organization
An insightful look at two important political organizations in the history of the American white Left, from a participant. It points out their contributions, while not glossing over their weaknesses. Gilbert was a member of the Columbia University chapter of SDS in New York and was a key participant in the large student strike and occupation of 1968. He joined the WUO when it was formed and continued as a member till its collapse in 1976. Includes WUO communiques and a SDS/WUO chronology.
3.00
Shopfloor Struggles of American Workers
From a talk: "Workers don't cause strikes: bosses cause strikes." "If you haven't won any victories or had any defeats in the constant struggle of trying to improve your life by a nickel an hour or a better pension or by health insurance, then you don't have the capacity to overthrow this society and create another one."
1.00
Slaves to Duty
Benjamin Tucker described this classic individualist tract thus: "A unique addition to the pamphlet literature of Anarchism in that it assails the morality superstition as the foundation of the various schemes for the exploitation of mankind. Max Stirner himself does not expound the doctrine of Egoism in bolder fashion."
2.50
Small Communal Experiments and Why They Fail
"Is there not work enough in each land for every one who wishes to work for the modification of the atrocious conditions of the present time? Is there not at hand enough opportunities for exercising the spirit of Solidarity which inspires the Communist?"
2.50
Soy, Not Oi!
An authorized reprint of the classic vegan cookbook. Over 100 recipes. A sure-fire winner for every revolutionary palate.
5.00
Survivors Manual
Thousands of prisoners are now locked down in control units, security housing units (SHUs) and other maxi-maximum security cells in which they get no light, no human contact, virtually no exercise. Here is a manual on how to survive that regime, written by prisoners in one of the most notorious of the prisons, Pelican Bay.
5.00
The Art & Science of Billboard Improvement
Everything you wanted to know about how to rearrange that offensive advertisement
3.00
The Impossibilists: Selections From The Press Of
The Socialist Party Of Canada And The One Big Union 1906-1938
A useful retrieval of revolutionary history, from the vaults of the syndicalist and revolutionary socialists of Canada.
4.00
The Inevitable Revolution
His classic essay.
1.50
The Place of Anarchism in Socialistic Evolution
A reprint of the address given in Paris in 1887.
2.50
The Power of the People is the Force of Life
The George Jackson Brigade was an armed guerilla group that operated in the Pacific Northwest in the 1970s and was one of the most unique political formations that developed during a period of revolutionary armed struggle within the US. Their 1977 Political Statement outlines their political vision as well as the ongoing debates among Brigade members.
3.50
The Shooting of Henry Clay Frick
Goldman's strident defense of Alexander Berkman's attempt on Homestead boss Frick, excerpted from her 'Living My Life,' and a good introduction to the assassination end of anarchist direct action.
1.25
The Starvation Army--12 Reasons to Reject the Salvation Army
2.00
The State
"War is the health of the State...." The classic polemic finally back in print. Should be required reading.
3.00
The Vegetarian Resource Group Guide to Fast Food
A guide to the vegetarian items at restaurant and quick service chains - both a useful list of what glycerine and its ilk actually mean, and what might be edible at Applebee's, or Boston Market, or Baskin-Robbins, or Carl's Jr, or Burger King or..or..If you're going to eat at the chains, and care what you stick in your mouth, you ought to take a look at this.
4.00
Thoughts On Liberation: A Personal Anarchist Dictionary
This is an excellent little annotated (a couple of paragraphs for each entry) dictionary - from art, animal rights, anti-fascism to war, work, xenophobia, youth, which attempts to provide an anarchist analysis on the way the world works, and ought to.
3.00
Three Essays by Action Directe Prisoners
3 essays from prisoners of the French armed struggle group - 'Short Collective Biography Of Action Directe Prisoners', 'Political Prisoners And The Question Of Revolutionary Violence' and 'Resistance Is A Duty!' - explaining the history, and giving some insight into the politics of this (originally) armed revolutionary organization in France.
2.50
Toward Post Modern Anarchism
A contribution to a discussion on modernity, post-modernity, and the role anarchism, could, and should, play in this 'new' world.
2.00
Turkey Yesterday and Today
A brief political history of Turkey, from an anarchist perspective.
2.50
Uncivil Liberty
An essay from 1873 "to show the injustice and impolicy of ruling woman without her consent."
2.50
What is Mutualism?
A history, and discussion. The most famous of the Mutualists, was, of course, good ol Pierre-Joseph 'Property Is Theft' Proudhon.
2.00
What is Populism?
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Women in the Zapatistas
A short collection of communiqués, interviews and reports.
2.50
You Can't Blow Up a Social Relationship: The Anarchist Case Against Terrorism
This well written and well documented pamphlet is a critique of the use of violence as a political tactic. Claimed as one of the most important anarchist pamphlets written in the latter part of the 20th century. An important contribution to the debate nevertheless.
1.50