Croatian translation of Alfredo Maria Bonanno's Armed Joy (Gioia armata)

From the Center for Constitutional Rights:  read more »

Anti-authoritarian Politics from Practice to Theory

by Uri Gordon

190 pages

Space Wars was released in October 2008 and includes discussions on graffiti, squatting in the woods and the city, liberating space and more.

Download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/spacewarsfinal-web.pdf (15.1 mb)

Issue #2 of The Not So Great Place, the unofficial, unauthorized, underground newspaper - The Not So Great Place

Issue #2 features...

* Fog of War
* Loss of a Son
* From the Editor’s Desk
* Letters
* Afghanistan War Resister Sentenced
* Meeting Meena
* Cartoons
* Leo’s Story
* Fort Hood War Resisters
* Resources

More info at www.notsogreatplace.com

> a data network for direct action
> a media framework for social war
> the refusal of fixed territory

Download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/7-325-net.pdf (11.9 mb)

"For Nothing, Against Everything"
Fire to the Prisons Issue #7
Fall 2009//An Insurrectionary Quarterly

This Issue features:

Table of Contents

BRIEFING Pg. 3
A subtle introduction.

PERMANENT POTENTIAL,
IN PERMANENT CONFLICT Pg. 4
Towards a revolutionary vagueness.

ON “BURNING OUT” Pg. 8
Disempowerment and the modern radical.

WE DEMAND NOTHING Pg. 12  read more »

An informational zine about the case of two Indiana residents who have been arrested and charged with (among other things) felony racketeering in relation to anti-Interstate-69 activity over the past few years in Southern Indiana. They are each facing 12 years in prison and astronomical legal costs.  read more »

From Comrades at UC Merced  read more »

This piece by Derrick Jensen originally appeared in the July/August 2009 issue of Orion Magazine, and immediately sparked a debate among readers about the nature and goals of the environmental movement—and about the “magical thinking” that leads to a reduced ability to meet those goals.  read more »

anarchism and class struggle in a port city

Kate Sharpley Library 2005

[rent is theft]

this zine is free.

January 2009

This is the third issue of Pink and Black Attack, an anti-assimilationist anarchist queer periodical from Olympia, WA.

by Daniel McGowan

Daniel's article, "Exposing 'Little Guantanamo:' Inside the CMU" is now handsomely laid out and available for download in screen-reading or printable booklet form! If you still haven't read it, this is a very important expose and analysis of the ominous and unconstitutional new prison facilities, the Communication Management Units. It contains new information, straight out of the CMU, and it will be a real asset in our efforts to counter the US government's war on dissent and free speech, in and outside of the prison system.

Using an anarchist theoretical framework, it is argued that the working class would obtain greater gains through militant direct action modeled on the labor movement of the past. The history of the 8-hour workday is reviewed as a case study showing that it was won because of radical leaders who challenged existing legal institutional frameworks through societal education, militant ideology, direct action, and violent resistance against state attacks. Positive changes did not occur politically, peacefully, or voluntarily.  read more »