Connor Owens writes on anarchism and a form of sci-fi that emphasises the possibilities of eco-utopias.
Solarpunk and anarchist infrapolitics
Tag: Anarchism
The Sparrows’ Nest archive
Based in Nottingham, the Sparrows’ Nest is a key archiving project for the literature of the British anarchist movement.
Scott Crow — Histories and Reflections on Community Armed Self-Defense
As street confrontations continue to escalate between self-appointed guardians of American Fascism and various anti-fascist factions, PM Press rele…
Book Review: Anarchists Never Surrender
This book is a collection of new translations of articles by Victor Serge (1890-1947).
Learning from our travels
I love being an anarchist.
Book Review: Private Government — How Employers Rule Our Lives
This is both an important book which raises a key issue and one which simply states the obvious.
History: The Anarchist Ball of 1961
As the British anarchist movement got going after a long decade on the back foot, Freedom’s October Ball showcased a burgeoning powerhouse.
Anarchist Bookfairs in 2018
We’re a little late coming out with our list of the year’s anarchist bookfairs, having missed what was by all accounts a very successfu…
Seeds Beneath the Snow: Thoughts on local organising
Anarchist activists in Essex look at the role and opportunities of local radical organising outside of the Big City, and attempt to offer a manifes…
Anarchist Communist Group launches first public event
Following its founding last month new anarchist organisation the Anarchist Communist Group (ACG) has announced its first major public meeting will …
Greece: Free Transportation For All: A paradigmatic anarchist campaign in the difficult years of Syriza
In early 2016 in Athens, a far-reaching campaign begun with a fairly modest announcement: “Free Transportation for All”.
A rethink about Labour
For most of the last 40 years it has been quite simple making anarchist arguments against the political system.
Book Review: The Anarchist Roots of Geography
Anyone who wants evidence that anarchist geography is alive and well today need only read this book.
Russia: arrests and torture of anarchists and antifascists
Two people in St Petersburg and five in Penza (a city in western Russia) are under arrest, while many others have been connected to their cases as …
Ursula Le Guin dies aged 88
One of the most influential writers of her generation, author of possibly the most famous anarchist science fiction ever penned, Le Guin passed awa…
Recent Articles
Victory for Prosfygika!
Historical Athens squatting community saved from redevelopment after hunger strikes and popular campaign ~ Gabriel Fonten ~ The Prosfygika squatted…
Does Max Stirner lie headless in his grave?
The incredible story of a skull — and a Berlin landmark that survived Nazism and the Cold War ~ Maurice Schuhman ~ In 2006, in response to my…
Mad Max, Saint Max, Max Stirner 2.0
The champion of ‘Der Einzige’, who died 170 years ago, has frenemies across the political spectrum ~ Elke Van dermijnsbrugge ~ Max Stirner,…
Don’t expect Burnham to take the boot off our necks
Without serious pressure, our putative PM is unlikely to overturn any of his predecessor’s ridiculous terror accusations, expansions of sur…
