New Zine: Anarchy & the Art of Hitchhiking

From Warzone Distro

Nomadic people have historically posed the greatest threats to and have been the most maligned by State powers. Pirates, Barbarians, Romani, and Bedouins, amongst other transient groups, have historically been in conflict with civilizing forces and systems of power due to their illegibility and the extent to which these populations are difficult to control. Hitchhiking is not only fun, but is also a strategy for evading the confines of State power and the repression that is an intrinsic component of forced sedentization.

Back to Basics: 325 and the Renewed Critique of Technological Civilisation

From Global Network on Extremism and Technology by Mauro Lubrano

This Insight examines the return of 325, an insurrectionary anarchist zine, and the renewed prominence of anti-technology positions in its 13th issue, titled “Back to Basics.” This 76-page-long document, originally released in March 2025 with the PDF online version circulating later in September, articulates a worldview that regards advanced technologies not as neutral tools but as a totalising system of domination, a “mega-machine” that both enslaves and alienates. This framing has increasingly tangible consequences as similar narratives appear in communiqués claiming attacks on technology-related infrastructure and supply chains. The current trajectory of insurrectionary anarchist anti-tech discourse and practice reflects a deeper unease with the accelerating pace of technological change that intersects with pre-existing anarchist, primitivist, and eco-extremist traditions.

The Dandelion Gatherers: On Italian-American Foodways, Anarchism, & Assimilation

From Strangers in a Tangled Wilderness

The Dandelion Gatherers is a historical exploration of Italian American foodways, anarchism, and assimilation through folklore, newspaper stories, and accounts of women who gathered dandelions by the roadside.

The Peer Review #2: Ten Theses on Science and Radicalism

From libcom.org

Issue #2 of The Peer Review, a zine dedicated to the intersection of anarchism, science, and philosophy. This issue addresses the anti-science sentiment that has arisen in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Sunset on a Prairie Dawn

From Space City Anarchist Organization

Eco-Anarchist zine about the desolation of the Gulf Coast published on behalf of a contributor.

If you travel to the undeveloped parts of coastal Texas around Harris County, down to the base of mima mounds in the prairie, you’ll find the Texas Prairie Dawn. It’s a small, unassuming, unremarkable yellow flower that blooms for a short period in the spring before our searing summer sun kills it and dries out our prairies. You could pass right by it and miss it unless you’re looking for it, and you can live in Houston your entire life and miss the habitat and the entire world it belongs in.

New Zine - Avulsion: We Will Tear Us Apart

From Saguaros & Sabotage

Nihilism has been used like a weapon, but not by the people you think. Liberals say it’s the reason young people won’t vote. Fascists twist it into some void they can fill with violence. Even some anarchists flinch, like it’s contagious. But when they talk about nihilism, what they’re really doing is guarding their belief systems, all of them, right or left.

New PDF & Magazine: 325 #13 – ‘Back to Basics’ – 2025 (ACN)

From Dark Nights

Originally released in March 2025, the PDF online version of 325 #13 is out now. 76 pages of anarchist, anti-capitalist and anti-civilisation writings, coverage and news. Continues the focus on high-technologies whilst providing space for critical anti-state perspectives and a restatement of principles. DIY print and distribution. For the next generation of international struggle.

The Peer Review #1: The Anarchists Guide to Critical Thinking

From libcom.org

The Peer Review is a self-published a zine dedicated to the intersection of anarchism, science, and philosophy. The original pamphlet with more illustrations can be found on the Internet Archive.

This first issue is a guide to critical thinking written from an anarchist's perspective.

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