Strangers In A Tangled Wilderness

Propaganda of the Dead

Anarchist Lessons for the Zombie Apocalypse

I was in a med study when the zombie outbreak began. That’s right, a master’s degree in philosophy and the only way I could come up with to pay rent was to sell my still-living body to capitalist science. I know, I know… in retrospect I should have studied something useful, like small engine repair.

Oh, and I wasn’t just in any med study when the zombie outbreak began, I was in the med study where it began. The researchers were testing some kind of acne medication, looking to see if there were any adverse side effects when it was used on healthy adults. There were. Thanks, capitalist society, for pretty much ending the world.

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Life Without Law

An Introduction to Anarchist Politics

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I want freedom, the right to self-expression, everybody’s right to beautiful, radiant things.
—Emma Goldman, 1931

An anarchist is someone who rejects the domination of one person or class of people over another. Anarchism is a very broad umbrella term for a group of political philosophies that are based on the idea that we can live as anarchists. We anarchists want a world without nations, governments, capitalism, racism, sexism, homophobia… without any of the numerous, intersecting systems of domination the world bears the weight of today.

There is no single perfect expression of anarchism, because anarchism is a network of ideas instead of a single dogmatic philosophy. And we quite prefer it that way.

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Tabling the Carrboro Anarchist Book Fair

We’ll be tabling the 2013 Carrboro Anarchist Bookfair alongside our friends at Combustion Books! We’ll also be entering at least one new zine into the anarchist primer competition.

We’ll have new zines, old zines, new books, old books… you know, the stuff we table. Come say hi!

Being the Explorations #6

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By Margaret Killjoy. The photographic explorations of the life of a wanderer. This issue fills the gaps of previous books, including wandering in a post-apocalyptic desert, squats and demonstrations across europe, and hopping freight trains across the US. 180 pages, 215 full-color photographs.

Being the Explorations #5

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By Margaret Killjoy. 170 pages and over 200 photographs printed in full color. Including: the USA, Italy, Greece, Bulgaria, The Netherlands, Spain, and Canada. Islands, squats, mountains, riots, protests, activists, rivers, abstracts, and more.

Occupied London #5

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The final issue of Occupied London, an anarchist journal of theory and action. Put out by the minds behind From the Greek Streets, the premiere source of English-language updates and analysis related to the crisis in Greece. 108 pages of art and action and analysis.

Anarchy in the Age of Dinosaurs

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In 2009, the US government stole this book from us. They took every remaining print copy and all the original files and their backups. So we scanned a copy and put it back into print. This book explores “folk anarchy,” a loose collection of anarchist movements that have moved beyond the dinosaurs of leftism.

The Super-Happy Anarcho Fun Book

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The entire collected run of our popular zine The Super-Happy Anarcho Fun Pages, including additional comics that appeared in the Earth First! Journal and other fine publications.

These Burning Streets

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Kelly Rose Pflug-Back is one of Canada’s premiere anarchist poets as well as an ex-political prisoner. The name of this collection of poetry is no mere hyperbole. When the G-20 met in Toronto, Canada in 2010 behind armed thugs and fortress walls to discuss the fate of the world, Kelly was among those who took to the streets to counter it with the militancy that the situation demanded. Available as a zine as well as a book.

Take What You Need and Compost the Rest

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Post-civilization theory posits that while civilization is, at its root, unsustainable and undesirable, the way we must move is forward, not backwards. This zine collects together six essays written by Margaret Killjoy that first appeared in the magazine Alan Moore’s Dodgem Logic between 2010-2011.