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 […]
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AK Distro Books Get Some Buzz!
Hopefully all you news hounds have been faithfully following the recent press coverage related to AK Press releases such as I Mix What I Like, Revolt and Crisis in Greece, […]
‘Peace, Love & Petrol Bombs’ Reviewed on PopMatters!
We are delighted to report that our upcoming novel (our second fiction book in recent years) has received a rave pre-publication review on PopMatters! Reviewer John L. Murphy says: “This […]
“The Listener” Graphic Novel Gets Some Press!
We told you it was coming. We told you it’d be good. After all, it’s by the same author as The Gruesome Acts of Capitalism! But in case you doubted […]
New AK Distro Titles in the Media!
We’re always telling you about new reviews of AK Press titles… now we’re also pleased to report some recent media coverage of a few of our newest distributed titles! Microcosm […]
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 […]
Diego Camacho / “Abel Paz,” anarchist and historian: 1921-2009
Diego Camacho, best known as Abel Paz, died on Monday, April 13, 2009 in Barcelona. What follows is a translation of a note announcing the sad news by Manel Aisa, […]
New Book (in Spanish) on Chilean Anarchism: Anarquistas, Presencia libertaria en Chile
Although most of the literature on Latin American anarchism focuses on Argentina, Mexico, and Brazil, it would be a mistake to think that anarchists only had an impact on those […]
No Foe Too Large: Lucio Uturbia’s Fight for Freedom
Lucio is a documentary film about the life and work of an anarchist militant, Lucio Uturbia, a hard-working bricklayer of Spanish peasant stock. For over thirty years, when his workday […]
Recommended Reading: The Spanish Civil War
Editor’s Introduction: The Spanish Civil War (1936–1936) was a pivotal moment in the history of anarchism and the twentieth century as a whole. It is also the subject of literally […]