Zines

You Anarchist, You!

Ernestan

Ernestan (Ernest Tanrez, 1898–1954) was a Belgian anarchist, and began writing for the anarchist press in 1921. You Anarchist, You! is one of his post-war agitational works, written in a...

Hieroglyphica

Peter Lamborn Wilson

Whoever learns to read hieroglyphics could also learn to write them - projective semiotics - text as spell - sarcophagus of disembodied will. An anonymous tract with bears all the hallmarks of the...

Mao as a Dialectician

Martin Glaberman

The original 1971 pamphlet, combining both the title essay, and "Lenin vs Althusser." Two highly critical essays from the worker/philosopher/activist.

Marxism and the Intellectuals

CLR James

Two wonderful polemics, from CLR James (writing under the pen-name J R Johnson), excavating the working class, socialism, politics, and sectarianism, in his inimitable style. This is the original...

On Organization

Jacques Camatte

A lengthy essay, penned in 1969, which was basically Camatte's resignation letter from the Invariance group. As such, he ranges over issues of organization, theory, and practice.

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.

The Animal Liberation Movement

Its Philosophy, Its Achievements, And Its Future

Peter Singer

A short essay, originally published in the mid-80s, from the master philosopher of animal rights.

The World's First Anarchist Manifesto

Anselme Bellegarrigue

The first Anarchist manifesto, written in 1850, declares "Anarchy is order, whereas government is civil war" and argues — with language as sharp even now as any against the delusion that...