Getting to Know AK: Macio
Greetings. Within my community of activists, dreamers, leaders, and lovers I go by Macio. However, if you were to ask my mother, she would tell you a different story. I […]
Category: About AK
Mythmakers and Lawbreakers: Anarchist Writers on Fiction
Just in case you haven’t heard, AK’s brand-new collection of interviews with anarchist fiction authors is out! Mythmakers & Lawbreakers: Anarchist Writers on Fiction is a collection of fourteen original […]
What I Did On My East Coast Work-cation
First, a disclaimer: I meant to write up a post about my recent trip out east as soon as I got back, but I got swept up in the hustle […]
Getting to Know AK: Lorna
[Editor’s Note: Lorna joined AK Press about five years ago. We somehow convinced her to leave her northern homeland for a warehouse in Oakland…and have been kicking ourselves ever since. […]
Coming Soon: A Proudhon Reader!
In 2010, AK Press will publish a collection of Proudhon’s writing. So far its title is Property is Theft: A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology. Edited by the illustrious Iain MacKay, it […]
AK Press is on Facebook!
To all you Facebook users out there, we want you to know that AK Press is on Facebook too! We have a “fan” page (just search for “AK Press” on […]
Anaquia en el Reino Unido: La sucursal en Escocia de AK Press
Hace 20 años, AK Press fue fundado oficialmente como un colectivo en Escocia. El colectivo pudo sobrevivir a esos primeros años gracias a la energia de sus fundadores, en especial […]
Confronting the Police State and Imagining Alternatives
Last Friday, AK Press held what turned out to be an amazing event in our warehouse. “Confronting the Police State and Imagining Alternatives” was an open strategy discussion, masterminded by […]
Anarchism: in and out of the mainstream
Rob Ray’s recent blog post on Libcom about what he see’s as anarchist literature’s “failure to crack the mainstream” really resonated with me. In a nutshell, Rob says: a) anarchist […]
In Search of Malatesta
Zach and I have taken a two day “working vacation” to head up to the Kate Sharpley Library in Grass Valley, CA. Our ostensible reason is to do research for […]