Zines

Frederick Engels

(November 1820–August 1895)

John Keracher

Another original pamphlet from 1946, unearthed from a secret Charles H Kerr cache! This is a brief sketch of the life and work of Engels, Marx's closest associate, and collaborator.

Burn Collector #13

Al Burian

The latest edition of Burn Collector is now a nifty paperback book. The format houses perhaps the finest example of the "personal" zine being produced today. A series of stories,...

A Commune In Chiapas?

Mexico and the Zapatista Rebellion

Aufheben

An excellent in-depth analysis of the Zapatista rebellion and movement, from the English ultra-left journal Aufheben. It provides a good overview of class warfare in Mexico, and specifically delves...

Barbarians

Disordered Insurgence

Chrissus & Odotheus

A devastating critique - translated from the Italian - from an 'insurrectionist' slant, of Negri & Hardt's Empire, and of the trajectory, and politics of Negri himself.

Green Zine #14

Cristy Road

One of the finest new(ish) voices to come out of the anarchist communities in a long time, this queer Latina mixes her gorgeous (and instantly recognizable) artwork with passionate, sharp and...

Black Liberation Army Political Dictionary

Black Liberation Army Co-ordinating Committee

From Agent-Provocateur to Welfare-Warfare State, an educational dictionrary of terms and definitions produced to enlighten, and educate, by the BLA.

Reflections on Student Activism

Abbie Hoffman

A motivational speech, of sorts, delivered in 1988, while Abbie was still alive (obviously!), and still fighting. He ranges briefly over the 60s, and 70s, and his time in the thick of it, above...

Xtra Tuf

Moe Bowstern

Moe Bowstern has brought us the inside story about being a woman who fishes commercially for years. If that doesn't seem fascinating to you, you have another thing coming. Moe is an amazing...

Progress and Nuclear Power

The Destruction of the Continent and its Peoples

Fredy Perlman

A beautiful, illustrated reprint (reminiscent of the old Black & Red pamphlet editions) of this classic essay from 1979. In true Perlman style, Fredy uses Three Mile Island as a starting point to...