February 05, 2009 updates and a brief note

A fellow reader wrote to us and mentioned that some of the imposed pdfs seem odd and it seems that pages don't exactly correlate. This happens because texts that exceed the 70-80 pages, are shipped in so-called “signatures” and the folding should happen in groups of about 10-20 sheets. You just have to figure out the dimension of the signature (which varies from file to file to optimize the use of blank pages and to always have the “cover”).

Please don't hesitate to drop us a note at formatting@theanarchistlibrary.org if you experience problems. We try to do our best.

If you look carefully in the list below you'll notice that a text has images. This is a kind of “exception”. We persist in keeping the texts clean and support the images only, and only if, the text itself can't live without them.

Direct uploading of images isn't supported. If your text wants images, contact us. As above, we try to do our best.

Anarchism a History of Anti-Racism by Anonymous
Less Within, More Between by Leona Benten
An Eco-Anarchist Manifesto: Municipalizing Nature by Prasanta Chakravarty
Municipal Dreams: Social Ecological Critique of Bookchin's Politics by John Clark
The Origin and Ideals of the Modern School by Francisco Ferrer
Towards an anarchist history of the Chinese revolution by Andrew Flood
Cul de Sac by Le Garcon Dupont
Demoralizing Moralism: The Futility of Fetishized Values by Jason McQuinn
Obama's Imperial War: An Anarchist Response by Wayne Price
Ozimandias - Review: Against His-story! Against Leviathan! by Fredy Perlman by RB
“Now What?”: A Primitivist Strategy Proposal by RedWolfReturns
The Kurdish Question: Through the lens of Anarchist Resistance in the Heart of the Ottoman Empire 1880-1923 by Schmidt Michael & van der Walt Lucien
Ecodefense: A Field Guide to Monkeywrenching by Various Authors
Crashing the Tea Party by Bobby Whittenberg

January 29, 2010 Updates

What's that? You want more anarchist writings? Well here you go!

Avatar: An Anarcho-Primitivist Picture of the History of the World by Layla AbdelRahim
Baja California: Attempted Insurrections by Octavio Alberola
Avatar: Revising the White Man's Story by Anonymous
Forest Occupation in Catalunya by Anonymous
From Autonomous Space Towards Liberated Space: Some Points for Discussion and Debate by Anonymous
Report from Occupied Miwok Territory by Anonymous
Civilization and its latest discontents: A review of Against His-story! Against Leviathan! by Aufheben
John Ball — Primitivist: The Peasants’ Revolt and the State of Nature by John Connor
Petersburg by Michel Donnegan
First Nations in Canada: When Property Law Does Not Apply by Andrew Flood
Haiti: a history of intervention, occupation and resistance by Andrew Flood
Winding Down Of The Clockwork Lips by Frere Dupont
5 Common Objections to Primitivism, and Why They’re Wrong by Jason Godesky
Radical Archaeology as Dissent by Theresa Kintz
Biocide and Against The New World Order by Rob los Ricos
For America To Live Europe Must Die by Russell Means
Introducing the Diné, O'odham, anarchist/anti-authoritarian Bloc! by Phoenix Class War Council
Ran Prieur on Avatar by Ran Prieur
A True Account of the New Model Army by Paul Z. Simons
The Dead End of Climate Justice by Simons Tim; Tonak Ali
Green is the New Spectacle by Jason Slade
Beyond Primitivism: Toward a Twenty-First Century Anarchist Theory and Praxis for Science by Thorpe Charles; Welsh Ian
An Open Letter on Technology and Mediation by Various Authors
Letter from Climate Prisoners by Various Authors
Reich: How to Use by Jean-Pierre Voyar

January 20, 2010 Updates

January 13, 2010 Updates

Today's texts come from the now defunct Anarchist Propaganda Archive website formerly hosted by Angry People, an Australian anarcho-syndicalist collective.

Texts from “Green Anarchist”

At twenty years Green Anarchist was a long-running anarchist publication. Started in 1984, GA spanned the the rise of primitivism, developments in eco-resistance, solidarity with indigneous peoples and even “GAandALF,” the British green scare trials. Though it survived many controversies and editorial schisms, Green Anarchist ceased publication in 2004. Today we present a special update of texts from GA spanning numerous perspectives and issues.

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