The Alexander Berkman Social Club sponsored another great event last night. The topic of discussion of discussion was: prisons and prisoners. Below are some pictures of the action! Barry Pateman, […]
AK Press Collective member, Zach Blue, recently conducted an email interview with David Berry, the author of AK’s forthcoming paperback edition of A History of the French Anarchist Movement, 1917–1945. […]
Film fans and anyone interested in the history of anarchism during the Spanish Civil War (1936-1939) will want to check out La Mujer del Anarquista (Trans: The Anarchist’s Wife), a […]
We really appreciate it when people review our books. It helps get the word out about AK publications and also prompts discussions about the ideas that they contain. Those are […]
From our friends at the Institute for Anarchist Studies: Call for Submissions for Anarchitecture / Building / Power The editors of Perspectives on Anarchist Theory are seeking essays, photo-essays, project […]
Revolution by the Book will periodically post excerpts from new (or older) AK Press books. This one is an essay by John Taylor Gatto, which appears in Everywhere All the […]
Out of the dusty, desolate, dreary, dark depths of the Bay Area comes a ray of hope, a new ambition, a harbinger of good things: it is the Alexander Berkman […]
November 7-9, 2008 in Montpelier, Vermont “Call for Proposals & Ideas” The ninth edition of the Renewing the Anarchist Tradition (RAT) conference, sponsored by the Institute for Anarchist Studies (IAS), […]
The first anarchist bookfair in Salamanca, Spain will begin on August 14 (today) and runs through August 17. There will be films, discussions, panels about new books, workshops on book […]
Welcome to AK Press’s new blog, Revolution by the Book. Our goal is to inform people about anarchist publishing in general and AK Press in particular. We will post interviews […]