Zines

Class War Lessons

From Direct Action on the Job to the '46 Oakland General Strike

Stan Weir

Stan Weir tells the story of the closest he ever came to the self-governing workers' world in which he believed all his adult life. On the SS Hanapepe, workers turned their ship into a floating...

Strengthening Anarchism's Gender Analysis

Lessons from the Transfeminist Movement

J. Rogue

Classical anarchism and feminism, premised on the assumption of liberation for "all workers" and "all women," frequently denied the diversity of the working class and social divisions between women...

Be Realistic

Demand the Impossible

Mike Davis

With wit, humor, and a remarkable grasp of the political marginalization of the poor and working class by the 1%, Mike Davis, a Macarthur Fellow, Lannan Literary Foundation Award winner and Isaac...

What is Class Struggle Anarchism & The Relation Between Class and Non-Class Oppressions

2 Essays

Wayne Price

This short zine collects the two halves of one of Wayne Price's most widely circulated essay, which argues persuasively for the inclusion of class within anarchists' analysis and organizing.

Revolutionary Class-Struggle Anarchism

Wayne Price

We are constantly being told that the only economy that works is the capitalist market economy. However, events over the last few months have shown this to be a lie. Capitalism is a crazy way in...

The Wage System & Law and Government

Alexander Berkman

Alexander Berkman knew his audience. His easy-to- understand style was aimed directly at the working people who would benefit most from a world without hierarchy. In just two chapters (taken from...

Queer Liberation is Class Struggle

JOMO

"In the past two years, the issue of gay marriage has dominated the scene of queer struggles. Some of us are actively supportive, others, grudgingly supportive, and more others who rail that yet...

The Religion Of Capital

A Satirical Expose Of Capital's Claims To Sanctity

Paul LaFargue

Written in mock-biblical style by this early Marxist (actually old Karl's son-in-law), this witty attack on the bourgeoisie has been out of print for decades. Bitterly funny, a caustic attack on...

Wages And The Working Day

John Keracher

Written in 1946 (and the copies we have are from the original 1946 printing!), by the main theorist of the Proletarian Party, this pamphlet lays out the way forward in the struggle against...