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Miguel Garcia's Story

Miguel Garcia

Classic autobiography of a life-long Spanish militant. From Franco's prisons to exile and beyond.

The Life of Thomas Skidmore

Amos Gilbert

Thomas Skimore (1790-1832) - carpenter, teacher, scientist , writer and printer - was a leader and theorist of the early American labor movement. His 'Rights Of Man Of Property!' (1829) called for...

Personal Recollections of the Anarchist Past

George Cores

Written in 1947, these are recollections from the inside of the anarchist movement (1883–1939) by a forgotten veteran who participated in many of the formative events of British anarchism....

Anti-Semitism And The Beirut Pogrom.

Fredy Perlman

Drawing on his personal experiences and family history, Perlman dissects the disturbing irony in the use of the Holocaust as justification for Zionist state brutality and presents a passionate...

Saint Che

The Truth Behind The Legend Of The Heroic Guerrilla, Ernesto Che Guevara

Larry Gambone

At last, a thorough, if brief, critique of Che - the man and the myth. From a libertarian perspective. A welcome antidote to one of the more reactionary revolutionary poster children.

Anarchist of Love

The Secret Life of John Henry Mackay

Hubert Kennedy

The story of one person's struggle against intolerance and repression during the early 20th century homosexual emancipation movement in Germany. Mackay is a very interesting figure in both...

N'Drea

One Woman's Fight To Die Her Own Way

Andrea

In 1985, Andrea, a member of the French ultra-leftist group Os Cangaceiros, learns that she has cancer. After 5 years confronting the psychological and physical effects of chemotheraphy, she...

On The Naive But Honorable Self-Determination Of Teenage Girls

Amber Gayle

A high school girl from the West Coast goes to Germany to spend a year as an exchange student. In detailed letters home, she recounts foreign flings, wild parties, girlfriend dramas and difficult...

The Story of a Proletarian Life

Bartolomeo Vanzetti

Vanzetti's autobiography, first published in 1923 - when he was aged 33 and scheduled to be executed. Immigrant, laborer, dish-washer...here, he describes the privations and gross injustices of...