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This is an issue about literature and its application to anarchy. Writers like Ursula Le Guin, Diane Di Prima, and Peter Wilson are mentioned.

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The issue in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, with reflections on Reclus, human-created disasters, poverty, and imagination.

Minimum quantity for "Fifth Estate #371 winter 2006" is 1.

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anonymous, translated by Lawrence Jarach, anemone
The issue from Fall, 2005: articles on the US presence in Iraq, David Graeber being "purged" from Yale; a controversial woman professor's quiet fight to...
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Featuring articles on #BlackLivesMatter , the history of the workers movement, the Balkan Spring, American urbanism, and the use and abuse of the concept...
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A collection (with brief introductory remarks) of writings by pessimists and pessimist sympathizers... Pratt, Battaille, Zapfe, Noyes, Cioran, Leopardi,...
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magazine for noise and politics

heterogenous theory for the invisible insurrection of a million minds

Minimum quantity for "Datacide Thirteen" is 1.

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After two years, here is Black Seed 5, with a new editorial group, a stronger focus on indigeneity and immiseration, and some strong writing from a...
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The Black See d that was almost finished before the death of the main editor and the onslaught of covid19, this issue, perhaps the last, of this journal,...
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A Journal of Indigenous Anarchy The 2019 issue is here! 24 pages rich with goodness. Finally finishing the interview started in issue 5, and starting...
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A Journal of Indigenous Anarchy The 2019 issue is here! 24 pages rich with goodness. Finally finishing the interview started in issue 5, and starting...
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The Chronicles for 2018, later this year because the conference was later, but here it is! The theme was Hyphenated Anarchisms, and included herein are...
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Baedan 1 made a big splash on the scene years ago: a stylish, good looking, black and silver journal subtitled "a journal of queer nihilism," bringing...
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