The Feds Want to Make It Illegal to Even Possess an Anarchist Zine

From The Intercept by Seth Stern

Daniel Sanchez is facing federal charges for what free speech advocates say is a clear attack on the First Amendment.

Federal prosecutors have filed a new indictment in response to a July 4 noise demonstration outside the Prairieland ICE detention facility in Alvarado, Texas, during which a police officer was shot.

Northern California: Foothill Radical Zinefair, Nov. 8

From Foothill Radical Zinefair (instagram)

We’re now just a few days until the zinefair! We’d like to remind everyone that while we’ve got a few ideas for discussions, please feel free to come and start your own, or lead your own workshop, or give your own impromptu skill share. We’ve scheduled a few things, but we won’t be sad if, as a collective, we decide to do something else. We want to create a space where there isn’t a divide between the givers and takers, teachers and students, zine makers and zine readers.

Report Back: One Year of Baltimore Zine Fest

From Rat Distro

In late winter of 2024 myself and a few friends were working on putting together the first Baltimore Zine Fest. We decided we wanted it to be outdoors, as we had no real venues that we could connect with to host such a radical free event, we landed on Herring Run park. Prior to this myself and others agreed that our anarchist and punk scenes needed a event that wasn’t just a punk show, we needed more community events. I’ve always been inspired by the Anarchist Book Fairs and wanted to replicate a similar experience with BZF but never had the time or energy to organize something like that until last year.

Portland Anarchist Zine Fair, Oct. 5

From Rose City Counter-Info

WHILE MISERY EXISTS, WE CHOOSE REBELLION

Everyone who has lived here knows that there are two Portlands: the Portland of the wealthy elite and their yuppie lackeys and the Portland of the poor, of the rabble. The architects of this misery are trying to ease the tension building on the fault line between these two cities using political games, counter-cultural branding, rainbow washing, and welfare “services” that amount to breadcrumbs laid in a mouse trap.

Warzone Distro List of New Zines 2025

Hi everybody!

What an eventful year it has been! We have been busy on and offline (mostly the latter) but managed to put together and publish a few new zines!

In addition to these new zines we also have a couple new videos on our YouTube channel (some poetry by Flower Bomb along with a few new audio versions of some zines.)

https://youtube.com/@warzone_distro

We have also been active on Instagram making some amazing connections there. Feel free to follow us if interested.

'Return Fire' Update: Supplement Series, End of Magazine, & New Book

From Return Fire

Return Fire supplements for vol.6 chap.7 & 8 – winter 2024-2025 releases, part iii (plus website & PGP updates)

As we celebrate our final magazine chapters (vol.6 chap.7 & vol.6 chap.8), here we present the supplement series to accompany them: featuring a variety of themes relevant to the current volume of Return Fire, from new transcriptions, to short stories, to the expanded zine version of our open letter last year.

Denver Anarchist Zine Fest, August 31

Announcing Denver's Anarchist Zine Fest. Event is free and all ages.

As imprisonment intensifies, hierarchies normalize, and the mass of folks lead lives of blatant traumatization, join us in the mile-high sanctuary city that is aching for liberation. We wish to foster conversations and activities that promote: healing, appreciation, awareness, preparedness, and relationships that are unique & common to ALL of our struggles.

PIU #6 seeking submissions

Plastic in Utero: a journal of anti civ anarchy reborn from the compost of wasteland modernity is taking submissions for issue #6!

We are looking for cutting-edge, creative, & fun perspectives on our current, civilized condition. Issue #6 submissions due: November 30th.

PIU 5 is here

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.

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