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Month: July 2010
Ashley’s Adieu…
Today is my last day working at AK Press. After spending the last several years answering the phone (“hello, AK Press”), learning all the best book-packing strategies so customers are […]
Chomsky’s Advice for Anarchists
This video has been around since March, so I suspect I might be one of the few people who hadn’t seen it until now. In case there are any more […]
AK Press in Your Ear!
A couple of AK-related audio recordings have appeared on the almighty Interweb over the last week or so. I can’t embed either in this post, so you’ll just have to […]
Tom Wetzel and the Trotskyists
The International Socialist Organization recently produced yet another off-the-mark critique of “contemporary anarchism” in their journal International Socialist Review. Actually, that’s not entirely fair: Eric Kerl’s article does demonstrate more […]
Water Wars, Climate Wars, and Change from Below: David Solnit reports back on Bolivia
Just a few weeks ago, I was fortunate enough to run into AK author and longtime Bay Area organizer David Solnit at the US Social Forum, and hear a bit […]
Challenging Power and Creating New Spaces for Possibility: A Discussion with Robin DG Kelley
We’ve done a lot of posts lately about our new book with Team Colors, Uses of a Whirlwind: Movement, Movements, and Contemporary Radical Currents in the United States, but we […]
Distro Top Ten Six — July 2010
Just what is the distro top 10? That’s a question that has been asked through the ages. Is it new books? The best books? What the kids are buying these […]
Grace Lee Boggs and Immanuel Wallerstein at the USSF
Y’all were (unfortunately) treated to some of my reportsback from the USSF a couple of weeks ago, as Suzanne and Jessica and I beat our way through the wilds of […]
Back Issues: Online Archives of Radical Publications — Radical America and Cultural Correspondence
Like many of you, I’m sure, I spend a lot of time trolling the internet for interesting bits of anarchist and radical history. I’m probably happiest in this obsessive endeavor […]