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SKU19164
To the Customers
$6.00
A scathing, witty, well-written, and partisan response by anonymous European insurrectionists, to the Tiqqun text To Our Friends specifically and also to...
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SKU19225
To leap into the unknown #3
$5.00
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...
 

SKU19161
To Dare Imagining
$16.00
Whether you've been reading about this sporadically, following it carefully, or just hearing rumors, here is a collection of essays to explain in one place...
 

SKU19147
Tiqqun and the Matter of Bloom in Contemporary Political Philosophy
$6.00
A brand new piece from Spain on the meaning and relevance of Tiqqun's analysis and activity for a larger, more vibrant movement. Negation is important...
 

SKU17739
Tiqqun #1
$10.00

This is a faithful reproduction, in English, of the original release of Tiqqun #1. The producers went to great lengths to follow the line set out in the French, including photographs of graffiti in English where there was graffiti in French...

 

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SKU19292
Time and Time Again
$12.00
These three essays were written about a dozen years apart, from the mid-’80s to 2017. I’ve been intrigued by the subject and so have returned to...
 

SKU17837
Til the Clock Stops
$10.00
crime opacity insurrection This is the second of our pocketbook series ( species being is the first) that highlights new (and some old) translations...
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SKU18913
Thoughts on Squatting in the San Francisco Bay Area
$3.00
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Three essays by people in and around the bay area squatting scene, A. Iwasa, who collected these and wrote the biographical introduction, Heather Wreckage's...
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SKU17989
Thoughts on Possible Community Responses to Intimate Violence (redux)
$1.00

The original is here.

This version is modified by one of the original authors to formalize the text, with a few added paragraphs here and there. The vision is the same – the idea that abuse and violence are best taken on by groups of people, that social groups need to determine for themselves what they consider problematic behavior, that these occurrences are more complicated usually than they're given credit for being, and that there are lots of roles for people to fill, at various levels of intimacy and responsibility.

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SKU2041
This is My Real Name
$19.00
A Stripper's Memoir While this is not marketed as a book by an anarchist, the author is one, has been interviewed on From Embers podcast, and brings an...
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SKU18006
There Is No Society of the Spectacle
$2.00

A scathing critique of Debord and his concept of the Spectacle, by a notorious author of roughly contemporaneous times. A worthwhile splash in the face for those who take the Sits a bit too seriously.

 

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SKU1957
There is No Free Society
$5.00
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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