n.p. n.pub. n.d. 8p. including covers, 6.25x8.75 inches, two folded sheets, text in Portuguese, comic strip pamphlet printed on yellow paper, very good. Situationist text written in the speech balloons of panels 'liberated' from comic books. Unclear whether Portuguese text indicates Portuguese origin or a Situationist inside joke... Not found..... More about 1o Manifesto. Anti arte instituida
Cat.No: 150559
n.p. Indigenous Action Media, 2014. 10p., 5.5x8.5 inches, unstapled, stated version 2 - 5/02/2014. Pamphlet stating the case for direct action in pro-indigenous struggles, with supporters casting themselves as active accomplices rather than "allies" co-opting decolonization. General anarchist perspective. More about Accomplices not allies: Abolishing the ally industrial complex, an indigenous perspective &...
Cat.No: 202546
n.p. 1999. [11p], 5.5x8.5 inches, very good first edition bookletof folded sheets in plain white wraps printed with black text. Anonymous anarchist anti-organized education pamphlet. Argues that education is a tool of mind control, and that the public library is a far more effective learning resource than a university. More about Against education: the abolition of school
Cat.No: 130515
n.p. ninjabikeslut, [201-]. Four-panel brochure, very good. Brief essay arguing for the abolition of gender and destruction of society. "Combinations of gender, race, trans*-ness/cis-ness of gender and myriad of other factors, create subject-positions where it is possible to both oppress and be oppressed..." More about Against gender! Against society!
Cat.No: 200317
Oakland: ASAN, [1992?]. Magazine. 29p., 8.25x10.75 inches, illus., some rust to staples, else very good condition. One man anonymous ultra-left zine published out of Oakland in the '80s and '90s. Influenced by perspectives of the Situationists and Freddy Perlman's Black & Red publications. More about Against Sleep and Nightmare, No. 4
Cat.No: 234997
Berlin (West): the newspaper, 1969-1970. Three issues of the radical newspaper, tabloid format, evenly toned with varying amounts of edgewear. Issues present are 43, 47 and 49. Beginning as a Marxist paper associated with the radical student movement, Agit 883 went through several stages, including a period of support for... More about Agit 883 [Three different issues]
Cat.No: 201134
San Francisco: Auto-Graphics, [197-]. [8p., including covers], very good in staplebound wraps. Pro-Situ tract. Not found in OCLC as of July 2016. More about All's Fare
Cat.No: 207062
Barcelona: L'Associació, 1982. [16p.], very good in wraps, 8x11.75 inches. Newsletter for families of political prisoners; text in Catalan. More about Alliberem-los! òrgan de l'Associació de Familiars i Amics dels Presos Polítics de...
Cat.No: 195208
Barcelona: Biblioteca Tierra y Libertad, [1933]. 196p., scattered graphics, both drawings and photos, in the CNT style, bound in later red boards, front hinge starting, inside of front board has two small stains. More about Almanaque tierra y libertad para 1932
Cat.No: 172843
Barcelona: Biblioteca Tierra y Libertad, [1933]. 190p., scattered graphics, both drawings and photos, in the CNT style, bound in later red boards, red dye from boards has bled through to first several pages; very mild damp crinkling, not musty. More about Almanaque tierra y libertad para 1933
Cat.No: 172831
Cagliari: Federazione Anarchica Italiana, 1948. Broadsheet newspaper, printed front and back of a single sheet, approximately 16x25 inches, top edge frayed (not affecting text), fold creases. Publication of the FAI's Sardinian branch. Headline story is "Against the Right, but not with the Left," on the historic 1948 general election, accusing... More about Anarchia: numero unico degli anarchici sardi. 14 Marzo 1948
Cat.No: 182712
London: Phoenix Press, 1991. Pamphlet. 30p., stapled wraps, 5.75 + 8.5 inches, The first in the series of annual guides to British anarchist magazines, publishers, and national groups. Includes a summary of 1990 and an introduction to anarchist beliefs. More about Anarchist 1991 yearbook
Cat.No: 234262
Van Nuys, CA: SRAFprint Co-op, [197-]. 18p., mimeographed self-wraps, staplebound; IWW bug on the back cover. Translation of a document originally published in 1920 by the Unione Anarchica Italiana. More about An anarchist communist program
Cat.No: 189253
Johannesburg, South Africa: Zabalaza Books, n.d. 28p., very good in wraps. Circa 2009. Arguments against punishment, for youthful sexual liberation, etc. More about Anarchist parenting: an anarchist FAQ
Cat.No: 143524
San Francisco: SRAF, n.d. [7p.], wraps, 5.5x8.5 inches. A SRAF new directions series pamphlet. More about The anarchist solution to the problem of crime
Cat.No: 182375
London: Phoenix Press, [1997?]. 24p., wraps. Directory of publications and organizations. More about Anarchist year book 1997
Cat.No: 89254
[London]: Phoenix Press, [1999?]. 32p., wraps. Directory of publications and organizations. More about Anarchist year book 1999
Cat.No: 89252
London: Phoenix Press, 1998. 35p., wraps. More about Anarchist yearbook 1998
Cat.No: 144857
Eugene: Mayhap, 2000. [20p.], very good photocopied booklet in staplebound wraps; published as issue 10 of the zine Mayhap. More about Anarchsts are going to eat your children and other myths, misinformation and misunderstanding....
Cat.No: 195373
London: Freedom Press, 1971-73. Seven issues of the magazine, the larger-format continuation of the smaller Anarchy series from the 1960s. Size fluctuates slightly but in the range of 8.5x11 inches, length generally 16-32 pages each. Generally very good, one with old price penned in corner. Issues present are 2, 4... More about Anarchy (second series). [seven issues]
Cat.No: 229644
Oakland: n.pub. 2015. 17p., very good in staplebound wraps. "So here's a short read that some POC anarchists wrote about what we think. Check it, and next time shit pops off, maybe we'll see you out in the streets." More about Anarchy in the town: an introduction for people of color
Cat.No: 203606
Berkeley: the Bulletin, 1986, 1987. Two issues, apparently all that were published; staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches. First issue has a penned notation on the front cover altering the title to "Angry Smurkers' Bulletin;" otherwise very good. Analysis "from a social revolutionary class war perspective," by a small group of self-described ex-anarchists. More about Angry workers' bulletin [both issues published]
Cat.No: 236120
Berkeley: the Bulletin, 1987. Second, and last, issue of the short-lived publication; 45p., staplebound wraps, 8.5x11 inches. Some stains to cover, corner creased, a reading copy. Analysis "from a social revolutionary class war perspective," as stated in the previous issue, by a small group of self-described ex-anarchists. More about Angry workers' bulletin. No. 2
Cat.No: 236122
San Francisco, CA: The End of the World's Fair, 1984. Four-panel brochure made from folded 8.5x11 inch sheet, illustrated with cartoons of costumed punks and freaks. The Fair was a radical cultural festival and parade held in S.F.'s Dolores Park, which included floats on themes such as "Prisoners of daily..... More about Announcing the End of the World's Fair. San Francisco, May 12, 1984
Cat.No: 138579
[New Haven, CT]: Anti-mass Collective, 1970. 56p., 4x5 inches, illustrated, first edition booklet in slightly soiled stapled cream wraps, staples rusted with a little migration, good-only copy. Anarchist work, promoting underground collectives. More about The anti-mass: methods of organization for collectives
Cat.No: 64576
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