Daniel Due, R.I.P.
Sadly, we’re writing to announce the death of an anarchist comrade. Daniel Due was born July 18th, 1946 and passed away May 26th, 2011 at the age of 64. Regrettably, […]
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Persistence pays off: Marshall Law banned, and then UNbanned by the DOC
Last week, internal documents obtained from the Maryland Correctional Training Center in Hagerstown provided evidence that the Maryland State Division of Corrections had placed a ban on Marshall Law: The […]
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 […]
Understanding Class and Species: A response from Jason Hribal
In the June 2011 issue of Reason Magazine (Free Minds and Free Markets!) Thaddeus Russell had a lot to say about Jason Hribal’s Fear of the Animal Planet. His article, […]
Radical Publishing Happy Hour: “Fuck the Fourth” July Edition!
The AK Press warehouse in California has its big “Fuck the Fourth” sale this week, and we thought we’d let all you East Coasters in on the fun as well! […]
OUTstanding: Exploring LGBTIQ Diversity in Tennessee
We received this call for participation and conference announcement from our comrades in Tennessee; it sounds amazing, and we’re proud to support the efforts of the OUTstanding Organizing Committee, and […]
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 […]
Peace, Love & Petrol Bombs has arrived in Baltimore!
Peace, Love & Petrol Bombs, D.D. Johnston’s first novel, and the second title in our new fiction series, has arrived in Baltimore! It should arrive in Oakland any day now, […]
Editors of Revolt and Crisis in Greece interviewed on the Anarchist Writers blog!
A few months back when we made the decision to publish Revolt and Crisis in Greece in collaboration with the editors of Occupied London, we were so excited about it […]
I Mix What I Like! book signing at Busboys and Poets in DC!
Teaching for Change’s Busboys and Poets Bookstore welcomes Jared Ball to discuss and sign his new book, I Mix What I Like! A Mixtape Manifesto Wednesday, June 29th, 2011 6:30 […]