Anarchism

Midwest Books to Prisoners Zine #1 March 2010

Table of Contents:
1 - Police Rogues Gallery
2 - Obama directs Illinois to host Guantanamo Bay detainees
3 - Free after Decades: Tortured and Innocent Prisoners
4 - Civil and Human Rights Violations at Cook County Jail
5 - Governor Quinn Kills Early Release Program
6 - Chicago Copwatch: People’s Blotter
7 - Women Prisoner Struggles
8 - Draft Proposal for an Anarchist Black Cross Network
9 - “Conviction Through Corruption” - the story of Willie Boyd
10 - Writing through Prisoners in Illinois  read more »

follow this link to download issue 1:

http://www.mediafire.com/?z0momm3mmmy (34.3 mb)

or

http://zinelibrary.info/files/Autonomy253issue1lo.pdf (20.8 mb)

Autonomy//253 is published out of Tacoma, WA

Issue no. 1 Table of Contents:

"Curious Case of Stolen Space" - Bureau of Taking Back Public Space

"What is the Role of an Artist in the City?" - No One Motherfucker

"A Proposition for Pursuit" - Anonymous

"Tell me WTF is Happening" - Bureau of Taking Back Public Space

"Interview with Seth Manzel from IVAW and Coffee Strong" - Autonomy//253  read more »

remembrance and resistance from Haymarket to now

Edited by Anna Key

Kate Sharpley Library

http://www.katesharpleylibrary.net

Look! it's another zine from anarchist prisoner Rob Los Ricos

AKA

Rob thaxton

Featuring Rob's thoughts about:

prison life, riots, the just us system, illegalism, rioting and more words than necessary, with not enough artwork

follow this link to download issue 2:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/autonomy253issue2.pdf (37.6 mb)

or

http://www.mediafire.com/?5zgmmnzzjjg

Autonomy//253 is published out of Tacoma, WA

Issue no. 2 Table of Contents:

"Answers to a Questionnaire" - Autonomy//253

"Hilltop Panopticon" - Bureau of Taking Back Public Space

"Some Recent Activities of the Imaginary Party" - Anonymous

"Rational Improvements for the City of Tacoma" - Committee of Surrealist Urban Planners

"Interview with Former Members of the PitchPipe Infoshop" - Autonomy//253  read more »

A new version of The Anarchist Library on .torrent has been released.

The size of the archive, which is a full mirror of the site (executable excluded), is about 1.1 Gb.

Please be patient during the download and don't forget to seed (sensible ratio should be 1:1)

You can download the .torrent at http://theanarchistlibrary.org/docs/TheAnarchistLibrary-2010-02-24.torre...

[affective disorder [in the spring of a still-born decade]]

a friend once said:
no revolution is going to be generated
out of systemic
or structural laws.

we are on our own, and what we do
we have to do for ourselves.
we are the denizens
of a strange epoch,
the ‘given’ in a surreal situation.

while knowledge of space and time has been democratized, the
modes of inhabiting them (the modes of being) are controlled
more intensely than ever before. while sharing of information
is ubiquitous, understanding and love appear empty at best – at  read more »

Selected Anarchist Responses to Prisons and Crime

Vol. 1; 1886-1929

Download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/yokeofthestate.pdf (12 mb)

Here it is, the first (known) English translation of the Theory of Bloom. All apologies for the previous confusion, this is the new-and-improved version with fewer typos/awkward wordings and an extended appendix to facilitate your reading experience. Note: The Theory of Bloom is by Tiqqun, who also put out The Coming Insurrection. This theory is useful reading for the complete understanding of the concepts therein. The Appendix is intended to make your life easier, its use is highly recommended. This is a labor of love.

february 2010: the story of my personal/political journey...

to read on your computer, download "obama made me an anarchist"

samh@riseup.net

issue #66 Spring 2002

Special issue on Organization, Platformism, and Syndicalism

Download At:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/bayou.pdf (13.3 mb)

a collection of essays on society and politics

Fall 2001

an insurrectionary green-anarchist quarterly

Download at:

http://zinelibrary.info/files/disorderlyconduct4.pdf (19.9 mb)

NOW WE HAVE TO BEGIN

There is the head.
But, more so, there is the heart.
Then there is the body that we physically inhabit, that we possess (or posseses us?), that we feel through, that contains the brain and the heart and the lifeblood.
And there are our senses. We are sensual because the world is sensuous. The world is tactile. To live, to be alive is tangible, is a possibility, is something that is always open to risk and rebellion.  read more »

NOW WE HAVE TO BEGIN

There is the head.
But, more so, there is the heart.
Then there is the body that we physically inhabit, that we possess (or posseses us?), that we feel through, that contains the brain and the heart and the lifeblood.
And there are our senses. We are sensual because the world is sensuous. The world is tactile. To live, to be alive is tangible, is a possibility, is something that is always open to risk and rebellion.  read more »