On #Occupy: Ken Knabb
An essay from acclaimed situationist author and translator (and AK Press author/editor) Ken Knabb exploring #Occupy as the first signs of a new – and long-awaited – awakening in America. […]
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On #Occupy: Franco “Bifo” Berardi and Geert Lovink
A new piece by Franco “Bifo” Berardi (author of After the Future) and net critic Geert Lovink on the worldwide occupations and the fight against financial dictatorship. A call to […]
AK Press Sale Titles & New Package Deals for October!
With a new month comes new deals! And what the hell, we’ll give you October’s deals a day early, just for fun. We’ve chosen a new selection of AK Press […]
Common Ground in a Liquid City: A Visual Aid!
OK, this is one of the best things I have seen this week. Internet, why didn’t you show this to me sooner?! This is a visual representation of some of […]
Looking for Labor Day: A review of Immanuel Ness’s new book
AK Press’s Oakland warehouse recently hosted a small event to celebrate a new book by our comrade Immanuel Ness, called Ours to Master and to Own: Workers’ Control from the […]
You Heard It Here First: AK’s Fall/Winter 2011 List!
Here it is folks: a preview of the amazing shit you can expect to see out from AK Press in late 2011 and early 2012. I think this is a […]
Remembering George Jackson: 40 Years Later
Today—August 21, 2011—marks the 40th anniversary of the murder of George Jackson by the San Quentin prison administration. But his legacy lives on in today’s struggles. On this day, we […]
Why Peace, Love, and Petrol Bombs is a good date …
From the author of our latest fiction offering, a humble analysis of why you should — and shouldn’t — read the book. I wish I could get every author we […]
Ten questions for Combustion Books
Last month I had the great fortune to table for AK Press at the annual Montreal Anarchist Bookfair, one of the most well-attended anarchist events in North America, and a […]
Why May Day Matters
Nice post on Anarkismo from Lucien van der Walt (co-author of Black Flame), Sian Byrne, and Warren McGregor on the history of May Day and its relationship to anti-apartheid struggles […]