The Social Revolutionary Anarchist Federation
I recently spent a couple of days at the Kate Sharpley Library researching an anarchist organization that existed from the early 1970s through the late 1980s: The Social Revolutionary Anarchist […]
Category: Anarchist Publishers
Journal for the Study of Radicalism invites article submissions for a special issue on anarchism.
Hey, all you writers out there The Journal for the Study of Radicalism is soliciting pieces for an upcoming special issue on anarchism. It’d be swell if the articles were […]
Crunching the Creditors: An Interview with Entartete Kunst
For many in the Bay Area radical scene, the departure of Entartete Kunst later this month will mark the passing of an era. It certainly will for me. EK is […]
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 […]
New Kate Sharpley Library Website
We recently received an email from the folks at the Kate Sharpley Library. As we’ve said on this blog before, the KSL is an incredibly important resource for our movement […]
Video from the Los Angeles Anarchist Book Fair
Those unable to attend last December’s Los Angeles Anarchist Book Fair may wish to check out the following video, which provides a great overview of this inspiring, exciting event. * […]
Dancing with the Devil, Part 1:The Semi-Sober Reflections of an Anarchist Businessman
The Semi-Sober Reflections of an Anarchist Businessman
This is the first in a hopefully multi-part series about the questions raised by anarchist projects that employ and depend upon capitalist business practices. I’ve written this first installment as […]
Black Cat Press: An Interview
There are many pleasurable aspects about working at AK Press. One in particular is being a distributor and seeing new materials our fellow publishers are releasing. For the past couple […]
The legacy of the legendary press Ruedo Ibérico is reborn: Brenan, García Oliver, and Koltsov, among the authors recovered by Backlist
By Carles Geli The point was to fight Franco’s dictatorship by any means possible. Why not use a printing press? That’s how five Spanish political refugees headed by José Martínez […]
Free E-Books from Traficantes de sueños
Spanish readers interested in radical theory and history will welcome the news that Madrid’s oppositional bookstore and publisher, Traficantes de sueños, has decided to make all of its publications available […]