Books

Robert Tressell's 1914 novel is about survival on the underside of the Edwardian Twilight, about exploitative employment when the only safety nets are charity, workhouse, and grave. Following the fortunes of a group of painters and decorators and their families, and the attempts to rouse their political will by the Socialist visionary Frank Owen, the book is both a highly entertaining story and a passionate appeal for a fairer way of life. It asks questions that are still being asked today: why do your wages bear no relation to the value of your work?  read more »

Letters Journal #2

Letters Journal #1 http://www.lettersjournal.org/

Este manual es intentadoser una referenciafacil para los derechos
del lugar de trabajo.  Cuando los trabajadores conocen sus derechos del
trabajo, pueden protejerse y luchar efectivamente contra posibles
abusos de sus empleadores.

Este es la segunda versión del Manual.  Contiene nueva información y recursos, corriente Marzo 2008.  Hemos
aprendido que las leyes sobre los derechos del lugar del trabajo
cambian bastante durante un año.  Vamos a tratar de mantener al
corriente la versión larga del guía que está en el internet.  read more »

This manual is intended to be an easy-to-use reference on workplace rights. When workers know what their on-the-job rights are, they can protect themselves and fight effectively against possible employer abuse.

This is our second printing of the manual. It contains new information and resources, current as of March 2008. We have learned that the laws on workplace rights change a good deal in a year. We will try keep the online long, unabbreviated version of the guide updated (see below).  read more »

http://unsettlingminnesota.org/sourcebook/

foreword
by Derrick Jensen; texts and guides from Andrea Smith, Waziyatawin, Dee
Brown, Ward Churchill, Elizabeth Martinez, Denise Breton, UM…
Collective Members, and others  read more »

www.fundacionstraubinger.org

http://www.fundacionstraubinger.org/FundacionStraubingerCOLLAGES.pdf (25. mb)

I am always looking for a way to wake people up to the dead end path that they and their leaders are following. Christianity, the USA, Capitalism, New Age Selfishness, these all lead nowhere except to war and terrible
suffering. It is the way we think about problems that causes us to fail at being human and to support insane ideas, like economic growth, representative democracy and private cars, private property and international trade.

This is fiction, but so is everything that I have found in 30 years of research... stories... and most of them lead no where.  read more »

Part III of the Kil. Wish Series:

The Sequel to Kil. Serenity

A Story Treatment for the Screenplay: Kil. Chaos:

The story I have to tell: Nuke Antarctica

By Rath Avens: Pianestarov@yahoo.com

See:     Bombantarctica@gmail.com     
     http://rathavens.webs.com

A Synopsis of the Book:
Kil. Wish: Wishing at the Edge:
Elves and Chaos; Forest Defenders and Magic.
By Rath Avens,
copyright, 1999. (145,000 words)

***** TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION: PAGES 5 – 8

BOOK I: ****** WHEN WORLDS MEET

CHAPTER I: ELVES, HEALERS AND ECO-COMMANDOS: PAGES 9 - 12
CHAPTER II: NETWORKS OF LIGHT: PAGES 13 - 68
CHAPTER III: TO BE CHOSEN: PAGES 69 - 84
CHAPTER IV: A CHALLENGE OF SHADOWS: PAGES 85 - 103  read more »

Off The Map is a travelogue written by Hibikina Chickena and Kika Kat. It was originally a self-published zine and was later published and sold in both zine and book form by the CrimethInc. Ex-Workers Collective.
The following is the description offered from the CrimethInc. "Cyberian Market" page:  read more »

I wrote this book between ages 17 and 21, have changed a bit since but not too much (4 years). It only represents my current thinking 60% but I am not doing much with it so I figure I might as well let people download it. To buy a paperback copy, visit my lulu.com page at http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fStoreID=428189&fMode=edit  read more »

Finally a scanned copy of At the Cafe by Errico Malatesta for your reading pleasure!

"Society no longer exists, at least in the sense of a differentiated whole. There is only a tangle of norms and mechanisms through which THEY hold together the scattered tatters of the global biopolitical fabric, through which THEY prevent its violent disintegration. Empire is the administrator of this desolation, the supreme manager of a process of listless implosion."

"Tiqqun is the becoming-real, the becoming-practice of the world. Tiqqun is the process through which everything is revealed to be practice, that is, to take place within its own limits, within its own immanent signification. Tiqqun means that each act, conduct, and statement endowed with sense—act, conduct and statement as event—spontaneously manifests its own metaphysics, its own community, its own party. Civil war simply means the world is practice, and life is, in its smallest details, heroic."

The full text from the second issue of the French journal, Tiqqun. Complete with a new layout.