PIU #7 Is Here
Plastic in Utero: Anti-Civ Anarchy Reborn from the Compost of Wasteland Modernity (PIU) is back in issue #7 for Summer 2026.
Plastic in Utero: Anti-Civ Anarchy Reborn from the Compost of Wasteland Modernity (PIU) is back in issue #7 for Summer 2026.
A new zine from Uncivilized Distro is out: Non Serviam: Rebellious Voices, Issue #1: Jae Rodgers! What you hold in your hands is the first issue of a new zine series, Non Serviam, a project all about spreading mischief, conspiracy, and subversion, straight from the mouths of those leading the attack on our oversocialized, anthropocentric, work-obsessed world. $2.
Plastic in Utero: Anti-Civ Anarchy Reborn from the Compost of Wasteland Modernity issue 6 is out! Hope, nihilism, optimism and pessimism are on the agenda. $3/copy if mailed, free to prisoners, free if you find us tabling!
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Plastic in Utero: Anti-Civ Anarchy Reborn from the Compost of Wasteland Modernity (PIU) is back in issue #6 for Winter 2025. This issue came out a little late, pending a delayed submission (Anews note: it never came, so, oops...) and continued editorial work.
Hi all, we are happy to announce the delayed arrival of Plastic in Utero #5! Featuring a wider arrange of types of submitted pieces than before, this issue should be highly engaging! :) It features an interview with a member of Wind in His Hair , lots of photography, a new column by the editor titled "Latter-Day Luddite Lowdown" (tracking technology news and technocrat dramas) and much more! This issue is $3 if mailed and free to prisoners. Feel free to distribute.
Political Imprisonment with Eric King
Artxmis interviews Eric King, recently released political prisoner. Eric was held across several prisons (including Federal Supermax ADX!) for nearly a decade.
From Uncivilized Podcast
Klee Benally, Diné author and agitator. Recently the author of “No Spiritual Surrender: indigenous anarchy in defense of the sacred” and designer of the upcoming Burn the Fort table-top game. They’re also a co-founder of Indigenous Action (IA). We discuss the notion of indigenous anarchy, settler-colonialism, and (successes and failures of) resistance.
The second issue of Plastic in Utero: a journal of anti-civ anarchy reborn from the compost of wasteland modernity (PIU) has been finished for about a week. Now that every author has been sent their copy, I'm happy to get it into the hands of more folks. As last time, $3 a copy or we can trade for stickers, zines, etc. Bulk orders are cool, too. Just reach out.