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A collection of two of our older publications on insurrectionary anarchy. “Some Notes on Insurrectionary Anarchism” by sasha k. lays out the basic principles of insurrectionary anarchism: attack, autonomous self-organization, rejection of management, illegality, informality, the synthesis of individualism and … Continue reading →

A comprehensive collection of writings from the Canadian eco-anarchist group Direct Action. Includes retrospective interviews, communiques from attacks by the group, theoretical essays, and prison writings. [Read][Print]

A collection of histories, speeches, and interviews with members of The George Jackson Brigade and Men Against Sexism. These stories give inspiration for the multiform queer struggle against prison, capitalism, and the state. [Read][Print] Check out the audio zine of … Continue reading →

QUEERS READ THIS by anonymous queers I hate the fucking Pope, and I hate John fucking Cardinal fucking O’Connor, and I hate the whole fucking Catholic Church. The same goes for the Military, and especially for Amerika’s Law Enforcement Officials … Continue reading →

First appearing 325 Magazine, this interview with Jean Weir (of Insurrection magazine and Elephant Editions) features a critical and humble reflection on prison, insurrection, and anarchist publishing. We reformatted this for distribution as a small contribution to insurrection and as … Continue reading →

We present a compilation of historical documents, interviews, and critical analyses of STAR, a group of street queens in early 70s New York City who self-organized for survival and revolt. Contained within are pamphlets distributed by STAR, as well as … Continue reading →

Note: I no longer wish to distribute this text and have removed it from the online catalog. Rather than merely excise this post from the site, pretending it does not exist, I share some brief thoughts.

From our introduction: The questions remain: -Does insurrectionary anarchism mean the conscious intensification of attack by individuals and groups? Or is it the generalization of revolt – its tools and skills – to every part of society? Are these two … Continue reading →

From the text: THIS IS JUST A REMINDER that when you put your fist through a glass window IT BREAKS We shall build our barricades with reinforced steel, and reinforced dreams WE SHALL FIGHT WITH POETRY AND GUNS ALL POWER … Continue reading →

From the text: The everyday activity of slaves reproduces slavery. Through their daily activities, slaves do not merely reproduce themselves and their masters physically; they also reproduce the instruments with which the master represses them, and their own habits of … Continue reading →