Anyone can spend years “in the wilderness”, Feral maintains, referring to the possibility of entering the reality of which the “wilderness” marks the extreme limit. It is the moment of truth when we discover whether we are really capable of breaking our bonds with society, the umbilical cord that protects and domesticates us. That is why this book is revolutionary: because it does not interpret reality but tries to take us into reality just as the author himself has ventured.

Table of Contents

Introduction by Alfredo M. Bonanno

Feral Revolution

Nature as Spectacle

Radical Theory: A Wrecking Ball for Ivory Towers

Social Transformation – Or the Abolition of Society

The Ideology of Victimisation

Insurgent Ferocity: The Playful Violence of Rebellion

The Quest for the Spiritual

The Cops in our Heads

Drifting Away from the Sacred

The Anarchist Subculture

The Cybernet of Domination