this is the corrected version of qv #2. the previous one had issues with the font embedded in the pdf.

Denver On Fire is happy to present this incredible resource in zine format! Previous editions of The Revolution Starts At Home have been in full-page-booklet style (available at http://www.incite-national.org/index.php?s=114). This format is a bit more compact.

The Revolution Starts At Home: Confronting Partner Abuse in Activist Communities

edited by Ching-In Chen, Dulani, and Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha

Includes submissions from members of CARA, Philly's Pissed, The Northwest Network, UBUNTU, INCITE! and more.

Concrete tools for community accountability organizing.  read more »

Quarter-page zine... so there is some cutting involved if you print it.  read more »

Mutiny #38

This upload includes ***only the web version*** of issue #38 (the print version is too big for hosting at zine library, but is available at http://www.jura.org.au/mutiny).

In this issue:

*Damien Outlaw reports back from the annual
convergence at Lake Cowal against Barrick Gold’s
destruction of Wiradjuri land.
* Another Mayday passed and the good people from
Melbourne Anarchist Communist Group have put out
a statement about its ongoing significance in this time of economic crisis.  read more »

by Alfredo M. Bonanno

by Alfredo M. Bonanno

Booyah!- Fire to the Prisons #6 Is Done and Ready to go to out to the World

After weeks of compromising sleep and sanity; Fire to the Prisons is finally complete.
We say this every issue, but we by far think this is our best yet.  read more »

The development of anarcho-syndicalist ideas on working class organisation and the revolutionary struggle for the libertarian reconstruction of society, from the 1st International to the 1930's. A defence of Anarcho-syndicalism against 'Platformism' and 'Synthetical' anarchism.

1. Introduction
2. Positive and Negative Aspects of Anarchism
3. The Constructive Period of Anarchism
4. The General Situation
5. Diagnosis and Treatment
6. On the Weakness of the Movement
7. The Theory
8. The Party, The Individual and the Masses  read more »

Fuck specialists, fuck paying for shit, do it yourself.

Blow Up Mathias is the first issue in Chicago's new Insurectionary Anarchist periodical. We strive to create theory for actions and actions from theory.

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by Vincent Pinto

Second Edition

February 1973

UNITED FRONT PRESS

Cover picture: Bayonets against textile strikers in Lawrence, Mass., 1912.

The latest issue of Modesto Anarcho, one of the longest running locally focused anarchist publications in the United States, is out now! This issue is focused on police and prisons, and includes the regular editions of local direct action news, repression reports, and prisoner letters. Interviews include Santa Rosa Copwatch organizer Ben Saari,
Modesto Copwatch members, and an interview with a former Modesto Anarcho prisoner subscriber.

Download the publication here at IndyBay

or   read more »

A feminist childrearing zine for everyone, not just parents.
www.feministchildrearing.blogspot.com

New Marie Mason/Green Scare zine out now

The New Marie Mason Zine has information on Marie, her case, and the greenscare, with excerpts from Between Orwell and McCarthy: The Crucifixion of Marie Mason by Henry Reed and Marie’s statement at sentencing. It also contains some of her poems and drawings.

Color cover version:
http://bamfproductionz.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/mm-zine-color.pdf
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325 #6 (is) an insurgent anti-prison zine of social war & anarchy

In an increasingly chaotic world of climate meltdown and financial crisis, it has never been more urgent to organise and overthrow the capitalist system and the state. This project is part of the rebellion, let's start fighting back...

Mutiny #33

This upload includes ***only the printable version*** of issue #33.

In this issue:

-Usual brief news & upcoming events
-NUCLEAR WASTE NO WAY! Rripipi details the senate inquiry into the commonwealth radioactive waste management act with some words from the struggles of Traditional Owners who are
directly affected
-WAYN AL DEMOCRATI, HABIBI? The forced eviction of the Al Kurd family in East Jerusalem as reported by Cynical
Smurf
-Take a stroll through Redfern with the Mutiny Collective  read more »

Mutiny #26

This upload includes ***only the high quality printable version*** of issue #26.

In this issue:

-We remember the uprising in France 40 years ago & bring you stories of struggle today, with-
-News of the wildcat taxi strike in Melbourne with which drivers won their demands for more safety.
-A report from Mexico about community police redefining the meaning of justice.
-A fairystory about workplace organising.
-Brief news of Mayday around the world & more.
-A review of 'Fear of a Brown Planet'.  read more »

Mutiny #27

This upload includes ***only the high quality printable version*** of issue #27.

In this issue:

-We see JuraVision and hear songs of the future!
-Comrades see deep inequality in Manila
-We have a call to action against the Asia Pacific Defence & Security Exhibition in Adelaide
-We hear news of the FAB bookfair with reportbacks from around Europe.
-Reviews of Baby Machine and a zine with no name!  read more »

Mutiny #28

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a high quality printable version of issue #28.

In this issue:

-News of anti-coal industry direct actions in Newcastle.
-A speech from the Putting the Terror Laws on Trial forum about the need to politically defend G20 arrestees.
-Recent happenings at the refugee camp at the port of Patras, Greece and plans for the No Borders camp.
-What happened in court after a boss drove a semi-trailer through a picket line.
-A review of the G8 Counter Forum in Japan  read more »

Mutiny #29

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a high quality printable version of issue #29.

In this issue:

-Mutiny reports on a conversation about how revolutionary class politics & ideas of workers’ control could be part of a movement to stop climate change.
-A declaration against neoliberal gentrification in the neighbourhoods of New York & around the world.
-A call for solidarity with activists arrested in state terror raids in Aotearoa (NZ).  read more »

Mutiny #30

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a high quality printable version of issue #30.

In this issue:

-A day-by-day account of the actions at the Climate and Anti-Racism Camps in Hamburg.
-‘Feral anarchists’ respond to claims that they are responsible for the cancellation of the Adelaide War Fair.
-FYI, a report on the release of the police files about the APEC excluded persons list through an F.O.I. request.  read more »

Mutiny #31

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a higher quality print version of issue #31 of the Mutiny zine.

In this issue:

-An account of the Freedom Rides convoy as it hoons towards a mass-convergence in Mparntwe (Alice Springs), fighting to prevent a PMD (Policy of Mass Destruction) from destroying Aboriginal communities.
-Chris Doran and Tim Anderson charges Major General Molan as a war criminal for the massacres in Iraq.  read more »

Mutiny #32

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a higher quality print version of issue #32 of the Mutiny zine.

In this issue:

-Dumpstered Twin follows a trail of intrigue to uncover the undercovers infiltrating political groups.
-A report from Reclaim the Night that poses some thoughts on how it could involve a bit more reclamation.
-Can economic crisis crack capitalism? Or will it just be us forced to swallow more bitter medicine? Grumpy Cat paws through the wreckage.  read more »

Mutiny #34

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a higher quality print version of issue #34 of the Mutiny zine.

In this issue:

-Bad Robot argues that it's time to get militant about our research as one solution to outdated methods of revolutionary organising.
-From the streets of Greece, two firsthand accounts of the politics and practices of the uprising that began in December.
-20 arguments against the idea that capitalism can be part of any solution to environmental problems.  read more »

Mutiny #35

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a higher quality print version of issue #35 of the Mutiny zine.

In this issue:

-A member from Melbourne’s Student Housing Action Collective (SHAC)
reflects on tensions and decisions in their campaign for affordable
autonomous housing.
-A perspective on tendencies within the Palestinian solidarity
movement in Sydney.
-A debate on Palestinian nationalism and anti-state politics.
-We have news from: Canberra, Tasmania, USA, Bolivia, Greece, Iceland, Trinidad, Brazil & the UK.  read more »

This upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a higher quality print version of issue #36 of the Mutiny zine.  read more »

This is upload includes a web version of the zine for straight-up reading, as well as a higher quality print version of issue #37 of the Mutiny zine.  read more »

Download:
http://zinelibrary.info/files/Prison_memoirs_of_an_anarchist.pdf (9.25 mb)

Prison Memoirs of an Anarchist is Alexander Berkman's account of his experience in prison in Western Penitentiary of Pennsylvania, in Pittsburgh, from 1892 to 1906.

First published in 1912 by Emma Goldman's Mother Earth press, it has become a classic in autobiographical literature.