Aragorn! A Provocation Even in Death
It's been five years since our friend Aragorn! has passed.
Five years ago on February 13, 2020 Aragorn! walked on. Gone are the days of Aragorn! reading every single ANews comment.
It's been five years since our friend Aragorn! has passed.
Five years ago on February 13, 2020 Aragorn! walked on. Gone are the days of Aragorn! reading every single ANews comment.
Welcome to the 2025 iteration of Anarchist News (ANews). ANews is sailing strong into the new year with a brand new necessary update to the content management system behind the website. You will probably notice some visual updates to the website and behind the scenes there have been some upgrades that we are excited about. The migration was successful, but if you notice anything that appears to be problematic, leave a comment here and the technological wizards and witches of thecollective just might be able to respond.
From Surviving Leviathan with Peter Gelderloos by Peter Gelderloos
some memories for March the 2nd
I sat down to prepare the talk I have to give this afternoon about a friend who died in the struggle. But my mind is flighty, my breath shallow, shadows of sadness and anxiety, so first I’m writing to you.
We Bring Flamethrowers to the Snow Storm
Fragility becomes a virtue when all can play at being wounded victims. The pathology of civilization has developed into a sort of Munchausen. For all the lip service to resisting patriarchy, in the end what all these victims want is a paternal savior: daddy, doctor, social worker.
How do anarchist websites moderate discussion without being authoritarian?
From Anews Podcast
Welcome to the anews podcast. This podcast is on anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week on anarchistnews.org.
What’s New was written and read by Chisel and Greg
Thanks to Ariel and Mike E for the topic of the week conversation on connections IRL and online and otherwise.
From Anews Podcast
Welcome to the anews podcast. This podcast covers anarchist activity, ideas, and conversations from the previous week on anarchistnews.org.
TOTW: You Will Know The Truth, And The Truth Will Set You Free with Ariel and a Friend
sound editing by Greg
What’s New was written by Greg, and read by Chisel and Greg.
Music:
1. The Knife – Heartbeat
2. The Smiths – A Rush and a Push
From ATUBES, digest of the Anarchist Tubes.
4 pages, letter, front and back for screen reading and printing. 4 articles selected from ANEWS. Welcome to || ATUBES || Volume 5, Issue 7 for December 2019.
I end projects--as does everyone. I might let one fade away, with nary an update, until it has long been forgotten, or they will kind of sputter on for a couple years, while I kind of wish someone else would pick (one of) them up, or that some thing would give it a gust of air and bring it back to life. The Anvil was like that. How do you keep a totally worthwhile project going when you are kind of tapped out on it?
This TOTW is about endings, how to do them right, examples of doing them wrong, and how does one tell the difference?