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Gone To Croatan

Origins of North American Drop Out Culture

James Koehline

"America" was founded as a land of drop-outs. Almost at once it began to produce its own crop of dissidents - visionaries, utopians, white and black "Indians," sailors and buccaneers, tax rebels,...

Seizing the Airwaves

A Free Radio Handbook

Stephen Dunifer

The first book to document and emphasize the myriad voices of the free radio movement, from Black Liberation Radio in Springfield, Illinois, to Free Radio Berkeley in Berkeley, California. The...

Seaton Point

Ted Curtis

An inner-city tale of magic, mayhem and gratuitous sex scenes. Weird and twisted events are taking place in Seaton Point, a 22-story block of apartments in East London. It becomes a beacon for the...

The Diamond Signature

A Novel In Four Books & The Death Of The Imagination—A Drama For Four Readers

Penny Rimbaud

The Diamond Signature is what Penny Rimbaud considers his most important work. It formed the basis for the band CRASS, who revolutionized both punk rock and politics in a blistering seven year...

Psychedelics Reimagined

Timothy Leary

Introduction by Timothy Leary. Foreward by Hakim Bey. "If you are in any way interested in psychedelic drugs, then this is for you." [Anarchy: A Journal of Desire Armed.]

Teach Yourself Fucking

Tuli Kupferberg

Political, social, cutural, artistic and idiosyncratic cartoons and collages from the founder of the Fugs.

Anarchitexts

Voices From The Global Digital Resistance

Joanne Richardson

Anarchitexts brings together a global mix of voices - from over a dozen countries - from the new "underground": engaged artists intervening in local struggles on the streets, media produers...

Controlled Flight Into Terrain

Stealworks Anthology 3.0

John Yates

Controlled Flight Into Terrain is episode three in the sociopolitical graphic commentary from John Yates' Stealworks design compound. A San Francisco Bay Area independent designer, his work...

Beggars of Life

Jim Tully

Beggars Of Life is easily the greatest of hobo autobiographies. First published in 1924, it holds up remarkably well because Jim Tully was one of the founders of the spare, gritty, unsentimental...