Pamphlets

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A graphically rich, Fourier-inspired pamphlet by Peter Lamborn Wilson published by Enemy Combatant. Charles Fourier still holds what you might call a...
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A handsome booklet, with letterpressed cover, of a new translation of a previously censored and unavailable text by Jean Genet. "The Criminal Child" is a...
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Tracts For Our Time by Peter Lamborn Wilson, Robert Kelly, Rachel Pollack, Charles Stein, Kim Spurlock "As you've no doubt guessed, we Old...
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Anon, Elephant Editions

Real-life stories of being underground.

 

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writings by Emile Armand

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Propaganda by the Deed in France The late 19th century was an exciting time to be an anarchist. It was a time of assassinations, conspiracies, daggers,...
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This is a translation of the third issue of a publication from Lisbon, Portugal, which was a collection of original texts and translations on informal...
 
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This is an article from Return Fire #4, discussing from a multi-discipline perspective, the concerns about the already-overwhelming and still growing...
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selected writings of Georges Palante Palante’s obsession is society vis-a-vis the individual. Building on the work of thinkers like Stirner and...
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The famous essay by Oscar Wilde, and the one in which he most clearly promotes anarchist thought. This pamphlet is from Enemy Combatant. They describe it...
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John Graham, a friend of Anna Mae Aquash's, and a fellow fighter with AIM (American Indian Movement) has been charged with her murder.
This pamphlet lays out background information, the case of Anna Mae, John Graham's history, a statement from Leonard Peltier, and what people are doing to reject the government's latest outrage.

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What Is Worth While? A Study of Conduct, from the Viewpoint of the Man Awake by Adeline Champney The Price of Progress by Adeline Champney...
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A collection of essays (mostly translated by Vincent Stone) by Maurice Charron (aka Pierre Chardon), contemporary and friend of Emile Armand, and noted...
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For a brief period of time in the 1980s, some individuals in France seemed to be taking Stirner's ideas in interesting directions... Among those...
 
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Disgust! A much misunderstood yet often felt affect. Andre Lorulot (1885-1963) a French free-thinker and exponent of individualist anarchism, explores...
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The False Dichotomy by Gustavo Rodriguez & Is the Anarchist Illegalist Our Comrade? by E. Armand (translated by Wolfi Landstreicher) To be an...
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This 24-pa ge pamphlet features four fascinating explorations into the brilliant mind of Charles Fourier (1772-1837). While his ideas are mostly...
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"The time has come to prepare the sacred cow of work for slaughter." There are never enough people singing the praises of idleness. Len Bracken adds to...
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Ending with a rather optimistic prediction that more and more people will realize their freedom, this essay is a consideration of liberty, free will,...
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This pamphlet explores the filaments between anarchy and conscious egoism (a connection that's as old as anarchism itself) through a series of five essays...
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Writings by the Pessimistic Black Jester Peter Wessel Zapffe The Last Messiah is an obscure essay on the inescapable horror of the human condition, by...
 
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Two essays by post-left anarchists: Rejecting the Reification of Revolt by Jason McQuinn and Leftism 101 by Lawrence Jarach, both of which argue for the...
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An Anthology of Anti-Economic Thought A collection of writings by an unnamed Stirner-influenced author(s) on and against the economy, as a social...
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This essay by Gilles Dauvé, originally titled Fascism and Anti-fascism , looks at insurrections in Europe in the early 1900s (Brest-Litovsk, Rome, Turin,...
 
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From the publisher: "A thorough takedown of christianity such as Overland's might lack the immediacy it had when he first delivered it to a bewildered...
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For those of us who think that de Acosta has some of the smartest and most interesting things to say about anarchy in modern times, this pamphlet will be...
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Enemy Combatants brings us the collected columns by Wolfi Landstreicher from the magazine Anarchy: a journal of desire armed (or AJODA). It includes...
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A booklet by Guillaume Paoli (and a group of unnamed others), who also wrote Demotivational Training , and who has been thinking and writing about work...
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Why Pay for a Revolution on the Installment Plan When You Can Steal One? The writings of the late, lamented Paul Z. Simons are far-ranging, thoughtful, and...
 
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Enemy Combatant does their version of this well-known and -loved classic of insurrectionary anarchy. On the one hand there is the existent, with its...
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The Oppressed Writings of A.L and V.L. Gordin This pamphlet collects just a few of the surviving literary fragments and insurrectionary ephemera produced...
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The Marquis de Sade was the first modern atheist who openly declared in writing his willingness to push atheism to its logical conclusions. He certainly...
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Stirner, Anarchy, Subjectivity, and the Art of Living This pamphlet from Enemy Combatant is the last essay written by John Moore, noted British author...
 
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An essay by Peter Gray from a talk he gave at the Pagan Federation South Central conference, June 7, 2014. This reads much like an anarchist exhorting...
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In this provocative essay Massimo Passamani presentsa succinct and revealing description of Stirner's libertarian, egoist, social intercourse through his...
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The sheer radical nature of de Sade's destructive atheism (which concluded that pleasure was the sole purpose of existence) makes him the Dark Night of the...
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What is leftism to anarchy but deceitful priest-craft in a new mask and cloak? Leftism is the gospel of submissiveness and blank uniformity and...
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Subtitled The False Opposition of Animal Liberation, this Enemy Combatant essay is a "wholesale demolition job on the myopic limitations of animal rights...
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Shoot an arrow through your cell phone, cancel your Netflix subscription, turn off the radio, and start creating your own reality. This collection provides...
 
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and Other Writings by John Beverly Robinson Robinson was one of a small group who pioneered conscious egoism at the turn of the 19th century and an...
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Anarchism and Eastern Thought Includes the only remaining fragment from one of the earliest fully-articulated arguments regarding anarchism, from the...
 
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An essay by Chahta-Ima, weighing in on the question of tactics, controversy, and eco-extremism, in the context of the infuriating, outrageous, and tragic...
 
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Explores the ideas and temperament of those prone to individualist thinking. To bring out its contours and contrasts, he places such a personality in dialog...
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This essay by Benjamin de Casseres is "an imaginative fable, investigating the nature of civilization," positing an aging Chiron musing about his...
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A Neil Keating Reader Neil Keating was a regular contributor to the magazine Anarchy: a journal of desire armed , in the 90s. Here are collected the...
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Essays by Ramon Elani, previously a contributor to <em>Black Seed</em>. Elani brings his writing skills, primitivist perspective, and spiritual...
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An essay by Alex Trocchi. We are surrounded by the picturesque ruins of all explicitly political ideas: schools at which no one learns, families...
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In the 90s, in the pages of Anarchy, a journal of desire armed (commonly known as AJODA), there was a back and forth between some of the contributors to...
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From the UK, a pamphlet that is anti-speciesist, anti-civ, nihilist, for gender chaos, anarchy, irrationality, and rewilding. About 60 pages of 90s...
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Kirkpatrick Sale, Black Powder Press
A collection of essays by Kirkpatrick Sale detailing opposition to technological "progress" and civilization from within, ranging from the Luddites of England to present-day indigenous struggles to keep traditional communities intact.
 

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Written by NY queers in the 90s, and updated for this more recent reprint, this polemic exhorts queers to recognize the reasons to be angry

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This is a reprint of the re-pressed pamphlet, which includes the infamous unabomber manifesto (that brought many of the concerns and ideas of green anarchy to a much larger audience), a chronology of the unabomber events, an interview with Kaczynski (initially published in Green Anarchist and Anarchy, and the articles "Whose Unabomber," and "He Means It, Do You?", both written by John Zerzan.
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This edition of this irregularly released zine continues its tradition of exuberance (charming despite its propensity to some theoretical inconsistencies), report backs on state surveillance, the lesser known stories behind headline-grabbers (like the wikileaks situation), cyberattacks (frequently starring the inimitable Anonymous), excerpts from interviews with some of the folks in Anonymous, and so on.

 

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Reprint of the Venomous Butterfly pamphlet, with classics by Landstreicher, a long-term anarchist writer and translator (primarily of Italian insurrectionary texts).

Includes the title piece, plus "A Projectual Life", "Free Love", "Passionate Friendship", "Hatred, Realism, Security Culture and Expansive Living", and many more.

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Cryptology for the Militant Activist
San Francisco Community TV ColoProject
Crabgrass:Social Networking for the Rest of Us!
Full Disk Encryption Attacks
Hacking Freight Trains part 2
All Your FaceBook are Belong to Us!
If these titles pique your fancy, then you should check out this sporadically produced, but always zingy little zine, combining (at its best) information on how to access useful information on the products and people that increasingly dominate our lives.

 

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Originally serialized in two issues of Green Anarchy and then made into a pamphlet by re-pressed distro (RIP), this is an introduction to Camatte's writing and their influence on green anarchism.
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The Fall 2009 issue of this hacker's delight sports information on theory and application.

 

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Fredy tells how encounters with the racism in Central Europe, Bolivia and the U.S. heightened his perception and prepared him to denouce American "cheerleaders for Israel." He is astounded that potential victims of Nazi extermination can accept, even support, Israeli massacres of Palestinian refugees.

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In 1981 and '82, various bombings, including Litton Industries factory (makers of a Cruise missile component), a hydro sub-station, and three pornographic video stores in Canada, were claimed by the groups Direct Action and the Wimmin’s Fire Brigade. In early 1983 five members of the Vancouver anarchist scene were arrested for these attacks. Ann Hansen, Doug Stewart, Julie Belmas, Gerry Hannah and Brent Taylor quickly became known as the Vancouver Five. This pamphlet offers poems, essays, and drawings by these five anarchists.

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Ever had the day dream of what could happen if a bunch of computer-savvy rebels got together and got serious?

 

Minimum quantity for "Hack This Zine #7" is 1.

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Collection of essays and chronology of insurrectionary events in Algeria in the early 2000s.

 

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A collection of writing attempting to systematically posit a conception of race which is inherently de-essentialist; a non-European anarchism which is self-determinedly disparate and plural; and finally, a critique of the anti-war movement (organizational and rhetorical/semantic critiques) from one non-European anarchist perspective of (ideally) many.

 

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Translation and reprints of writings from the 1970s and '80s.

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Dark Mountain is a not-anarchist English (mostly literature) project that is remarkably in synch with current green anarchist thinking on the environment and the options of humans (see Black Seed and Desert).

This is their manifesto.

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New material and reprints from Anarchy: a journal of desire armed . The reprinted articles and letters from Anarchy are some of the most controversial...
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Anon, Ardent Press
Now with a new, in-your-face cover, here are first-hand accounts of one of the most successful clandestine organizations in u.s. history. Jane, the codename...
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Edward Carpenter, Enemy Combatant Publications
Edward Carpenter (1844-1929), an English poet and philosopher, friend and lover of Walt Whitman, is presented here in another wonderful Enemy Combatants...
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Two pieces, an interview with Ben Morea, and Aragorn!'s article "Nihilist Animism." There is a painful and enormous gap between being (or naming...
 
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Jack Commons, Enemy Combatant Publications
Sometimes the most interesting critiques of civilization come from the strangest, most unpredictable, most oblique directions. Such is the case with...
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"People, like information, want to be free." This is the issue from October 2011, and includes articles on Anonymous ("Actions Speak Louder than Words");...
 
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Vine Deloria Jr. was a prolific author on the assumptions and stereotypes that abound in normative US culture. He is famous for a number of books, most...
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The US continues to struggle with the concept of race, at least the thoughtful parts of it do, but there is so much baggage about it (it is wrapped into...
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Four articles taken from Anarchy: a journal of desire armed, #64, brought together in this pamphlet because they are still relevant... Aragorn!, dot matrix,...
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Nuances is three articles on topics that deserve more thoughtful analysis than they normally receive. How some alliances go wrong, what does the...
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A boring cover (til you look at it more closely) for a really good article by Rhyd Wildermuth of GodsandRadicals.org, and a thoughtful comment by @critic of...
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Three interviews with eco-activists who observed and experienced government repression during the Green Scare in the mid-00s. The stories they tell are as...
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This work features excerpts from three pieces which explore the ways a desire for the impossible changes the way we see reality itself. Patrick Galbraith...
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Two articles, a hundred years apart, both provocative. The first, from Lies: A Journal of Materialist Feminism (ie marxist feminism), the other from the...
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by Alexandra David-Neel Individualist, anarchist, occultist, and traveler, Alexandra (born in Paris, October 1868) is certainly one of the most singular...
 
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One of the oldest, most rigid, and seemingly instinctual thought-patterns is the figure of the monster. Instilled in us since childhood, the monster has...
 
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Those who agree that the clash with an enemy about to crush us and the struggle to assert our - anarchist - vision of life is perfectly valid, but think we...
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A non-anarchist's take on many things of interest to modern anarchists, most significantly the relation of Nietzsche's thinking to Stirner's, from...
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This issue: pirate radio and the FCC; writing a web worm in php; UK indymedia interview; misadventures of Irish hackers; tunneling and tor; proxy chaining;...
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This issue: hack this site founder raided by fbi (this is the excellent Jeremy Hammond, currently doing time, send him a letter); right wing hackers target...
 
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This issue: zen and the art of non-disclosure; how the net was lost; exotic vulnerabilities; advanced cross-site scripting, and continuing... This is a...
 
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This issue: getting started with linux kernel modules; interview with Annalee Newitz; darknets and other alternative internets; hacking freight trains, and...
 
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Legendary through its very obscurity, This was first published in 1984 and has been preserved and spread through hand-passed photocopies by a devoted cult...
 
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A.G. Schwartz produced the book We are an Image from the Future , one of two good books on the 2008 insurrections in Greece. These essays provide an...
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A collection of insurrectionary essays from unnamed individuals north of the border. Includes February, 2003, Activist Practice and Revolutionary Struggle,...
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Essays from Love and Rage and from the Network of Anarchist Collectives on structure and organizing, collected and introduced by A. Iwasa.
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An Alternative View of Twin Oaks Community Written by an anonymous long-term resident of Twin Oaks, this is a realistic breakdown of how hierarchy exists,...
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by Nietzsche A striking early essay that inaugerates Nietzsche’s critique of representationism, with reference to Plato’s philosophical view of the...
 
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Kaneko Fumiko, on nihilism and why she wanted to kill the Emperor of Japan Twenty eight pages, with two translations of her interrogations, a new...
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A guide to how to find and use mushrooms, and connecting that practice to radical perspective. Some of the sections included are "Lifecycle and its...
 
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The Superior Mutants Manifesto: Not just different -- BETTER A refutation that being weird means there's something wrong with you, and an argument...
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Two Essays by Eliphalet Kimball Eliphalet Kimball is not one of the names that one generally associates with the early history of anarchism in the U.S....
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