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Anarchy and Anarchists | Anarchist Nerdvana Episode One

From A Radical Guide

Dive into the heart of radical history with “Anarchist Nerdvana: Rare Books, Games, and Beyond,” a podcast that unearths the joyfully nerdy side of anarchism through the exploration of rare artifacts. In this debut episode, host Jason Bayless takes you on a captivating journey through the pages of “Anarchy and Anarchists.

The Anarchists of Dune

From The Transmetropolitan Review

Across the world, the movie-watching public will soon behold the Fremen of Dune sack and destroy the Empire, starting on their homeworld of Arrakis. This irresistible moment, where the rebels actually win, is sure to sink into the mass-public consciousness, but despite all the Arabic names and parallels between spice and petroleum, the true story of the Fremen deserves to be told, especially now, given what’s at stake.

How anarchists in North Carolina rescued books banned in Florida

How anarchists in North Carolina rescued books banned in Florida

From The Washington Post by By Lori Rozsa

A bookshop in left-leaning Asheville is now sending children’s books back to the Sunshine State

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — When the managers of a small bookstore in this Appalachian mountain town received a call from a distributor wondering if they could take in 22,000 books rejected by a Florida school district, it felt like a colossal ask.

Upstate Anarchist Book Fair: Call for Proposals and Vendor/Tabler form

Welcome to the Rust Belt!

From Upstate Anarchist Book Fair

Join us for the first annual Upstate Anarchist Book Fair held on May 4-5, 2024 at the PM Press Warehouse in Binghamton, NY(21 Emma Street, Binghamton, NY 13905). In celebration of International Workers’ Day, the two-day fair will feature book/zine vendors, a warehouse sale, community organizations, two full days of panels, live music from the loading dock, and much more. All are welcome to join us in creating community, sharing skills and passions, and debating the best way to overthrow the (patriarchal, racist, cis het) capitalist system.

1st Anarchist Bookfair in Riga 24-26 May 2024

1st Anarchist Bookfair in Riga 24-26 May 2024

From takku dot net, Latvia

We are going to continue the tradition of Anarchist bookfairs which have been held in Tallinn, Stockholm and London. We invite all the Anarchist and Antiauthoritarian publishers to present and sell their books, magazines, newspapers, cartoons, etc and everybody interseted to spend the weekend with us, take part in discussions and seminars. The event is open to everybody and no prior registration is required. The details of the programme will come later.

Inauguration of LA B.O.U.M: anarchist library

is this distroism?

From stuut.info
October 8, 2023

We are several people who set up a participatory anarchist public library in the center of Brussels because we thought it was important. It’s called La B.O.U.M. , and after many months of preparation, it’s the day of the inauguration : we are happy to celebrate, and to finally start borrowing!

Lessons in Struggle from Uruguayan Anarchists

Lessons in Struggle from Uruguayan Anarchists

From Red & Black Notes

Juan Verala Luz reviews Anarchist Popular Power: Dissident Labor and Armed Struggle in Uruguay 1956-1976. This review began as opening remarks at a recent book launch for Anarchist Popular Power. You can read excerpts from the original statement in this report, and listen to it alongside a discussion with historian Troy Araiza Kokinis in a forthcoming It’s Going Down podcast episode.

Initiative for a South Asian Anarchist Library

Initiative for a South Asian Anarchist Library

From SHH! THIS IS A LIBRARY!, The Anarchist Library forums by magsalin

Anarchism in South Asia is slowly and steadily rising. There are groups and individuals in Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. Anarchist texts in South Asian languages have been written and translated, but there is not yet a place to compile these. Like Southeast Asia, South Asia has more languages than nation-states. Like the Southeast Asian Anarchist Library, it would make sense to make a diverse multi-lingual library rather than separate small libraries for each language which might have only very few texts each.

Standing Room Only for Launch of ‘Anarchist Popular Power’

Standing Room Only for Launch of ‘Anarchist Popular Power’

From Black Rose Anarchist Federation

On July 18th, around 40 people crammed into the upstairs floor of the Tamarack bar, social center, and library in Oakland, California for the launch of Anarchist Popular Power: Dissident Labor and Armed Struggle in Uruguay 1956-76. With so little space in the upper story of the building, some attendees stood in the stairwell to listen to the presentation on the history and activity of the Anarchist Federation of Uruguay (FAU) made by author and historian Troy Andreas Araiza Kokkinis. For over an hour Araiza Kokkinis covered in harrowing detail the activity of the FAU in the years preceding and during the civic-military dictatorship in Uruguay.

Uruguay: Program of the 1st Gathering of Historians and Researchers on Anarchism

Program of the First Meeting in Uruguay of Historians and Researchers on Anarchism
July 13 to 15, 2023
Faculty of Humanities and Education Sciences, Udelar
(Av. Uruguay 1695)
https://getig.wordpress.com/2023/07/10/programa-del-primer-encuentro-en-...

Review: The Politics of Anarchist Print Culture

Review: The Politics of Anarchist Print Culture

From LSE Review of Books by Layla Saleh

Original title: Book Review: Letterpress Revolution: The Politics of Anarchist Print Culture by Kathy Ferguson

In Letterpress Revolution: The Politics of Anarchist Print CultureKathy Ferguson considers the ways in which printers bolstered anarchist movements across the US and UK from the late nineteenth century to the 1940s. More than just a means of spreading ideas, Ferguson posits printing, writing and reading as radical, creative acts essential to community-building within anarchist movements, writes Layla Saleh.

The FAL interviews Alejandro Civantos, author of 'Reading in red...'

Alejandro Civantos, holding the book he wrote 'Reading in red...'

From Anselmo Lorenzo Foundation, English translation by Anarchist News

We interviewed Alejandro Civantos Urrutia, a researcher who specializes in anarchist books. We talked with him about his work "Leer en rojo. Auge y caída del libro obrero (1917-1931)" [Reading in Red: The rise and fall of the worker's book (1917-1931)] , published by the Anselmo Lorenzo Foundation in 2017; an essential book to understand the importance of anarchist books, and the key role of anarchist culture played when it was at its peak.

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