"The social war is ongoing—and we desire to constitute ourselves as a developed force within it. Our enemies, on the other hand, are already organized, and they frequently recognize themselves as standing openly on the terrain of social struggle. They understand the social divide and police us accordingly. As insurrectionists, it is up to us (but not us alone) to expose these social and class rifts, and to nurture the flame that rises out of the widening chasm."

The Anomalous Wave so far: The Education Rebellion in Italy (October - November 2008)

Written and Published by 56a Infoshop, London
November 2008

www.56a.org.uk

BROKEN BARRICADES : The Oaxaca Rebellion in Victory, Defeat, and Beyond by Collective Reinventions

¡FUERA ULISES! a graphic account from Oaxaca
by Ana Nimo

Published by 56a Infoshop May 2008
56 Crampton Street, London, SE17
www.56a.org.uk

GOOD TIMES! BAD TIMES!! An Introduction to the Capitalist Crisis and what it means for us

CONTENTS:
Our Introduction
Background to the Current Crisis and Recession /
Reports on Crisis: England /
What Recession Means for Us /
Financialisation Primer /
Analysis from Silvia Federici & George Caffentzis, Mario Tronti and Alain Badiou

Published by 56a Infoshop March 2009
56 Crampton Street, London, SE17
www.56a.org.uk

A little piece produced by Claire Fontaine. NYC 1.7.07

Reproduced and brought to you by some delinquents. EC 7.09

The events at Nanterre University during the general strike of May 68' in Paris is somewhat well documented. The continuation of the struggle in and around this specific university for a few years following May, is less remembered, if at all.  read more »

Vítáme čtenáře/ky na stránkách druhého čísla našeho zpravodaje „Zdola“, který jsme se rozhodli vydat nejen u příležitosti 1.máje, pro nás anarchisty/ky významného dne upomínajícího minulé, současné a budoucí boje lidí za lepší svět. Doufáme, že jsme naše čtenáře/ky a sympatizanty/ky mile překvapili vydáním dalšího čísla v tak krátké době.  read more »

Veganarchy Issue #1 - Summer 2009

http://veganarchy.net/

Veganarchy is a free, independently published magazine, aka “zine.” It’s purpose is to provide an outlet for creatively-produced content regarding veganism, anarchism, and related issues. We accept submissions on a continual basis, so send us an email if you'd like to contribute!

formatted version of wispy cockle's article: http://fruitiondesign.com/dealwithit/02wispy.php

key words: consent sexual assault abuse called out perpetrator rape accountability process feminism survivors

The Radical Technology Collective is a group dedicated to advocating free software in the anarchist community, in order to transfer anarchist ideals to the digital age and to promote effective, safe activism.

This zine is a manual for installing Ubuntu on a computer and subsequently installing and configuring various privacy-enhancing technologies. It is intended to be used by the uninitiated and by the experienced, as a guideline to creating a secure system.  read more »

The Radical Technology Collective is a group dedicated to advocating free software in the anarchist community, in order to transfer anarchist ideals to the digital age and to promote effective, safe activism.

This zine is an introduction to the concepts of cryptography and anonymity, and presents technologies which implement these concepts. If anarchism is to survive state repression on the Internet, a virtual space essentially controlled by the state, these technologies will become vital.  read more »

The Radical Technology Collective is a group dedicated to advocating free software in the anarchist community, in order to transfer anarchist ideals to the digital age and to promote effective, safe activism.

This zine is an introduction to the Free Software movement from an anarchist perspective.
For up-to-date information on the RTC, check our website, currently at .

Andrea (N’Drea) was involved with Os Cangaceiros, a group of social rebels who refused the slavery of work and mercilessly attacked the prison system of France in the 1980’s and 90’s. In 1985, she learned that she had cancer. She underwent surgery, chemotherapy and radiation treatment. Then in 1990, she walked out of the medical world for good to grasp her life and her death as her own.  read more »

A zine (kind of) about affective delire.

Drifts and Care...

Love,

Yadira

From the text:  read more »

From the Text:  read more »

An in-depth look at the worker-student action committees of France May '68

Taken from the excellent John Gray site - http://www.geocities.com/~johngray/

As anarchism moves with the rest of the world into the 21st century, it is imperative that we as a movement adapt and evolve, without abandoning our principles.

Written by the Radical Tech Collective, the GNU Radical is meant as a guide for anarchists entering the digital age. It includes everything from how-to's regarding privacy and encryption technology to essays regarding the Free Software movement and anonymity as an organizing tactic.

Written by Fredy Perlman in 1977 with just as much validity today.

brought to you by some delinquents

QUEERS READ THIS was distributed as a leaflet at the June 1990 Pride march in New York City. Anonymous queers offer this republication of QUEERS READ THIS as a contribution to the militant queer tendency.

We are excited to find a text almost 20 years old that so eloquently expresses the deep anger and the desire for conflict that we feel every day living in a straight world.  read more »

A zine from West Bend, WI.
by the author of the Life has a Beard zine and The Queerest Insurrection.

A collection of stories, poems, and writings from Kid Cutbank. This is the 2nd issue of the Kid Cutbank zine from West Bend, WI.

This short zine introduces the concept of primitive toothcare, while attempting to debunk the validity of civilized dentistry. Light on theory, heavy on the DIY. Enjoy!

Political prisoner, prisoner of war and targeted activist support zine.

Summer 2009

This text was produced and distributed as people began to leave Athens to celebrate Christmas in their home villages. It turned out to be one of the most popular texts written during the insurrection. When I say "popular," I don't mean "popular with radicals," but it was a common occurrence to see little old ladies, with their heads wrapped in dark scarves, lining up in front of an occupied university to get their copy of an unapologetically radical article or magazine.  read more »

A compilation zine of writing that is engaged in addressing our rights to reproductive choice, autonomy, and justice.

A zine for youth and by youth on resisting negative depictions of being queer and/or trans. We're reclaiming the experience, the community, and talking about ways of building solidarity and pride.