The collected works of Kevin Tucker, polemicist, ardent anarcho-primitivist, and publisher ofSpecies Traitor journal.

From the Intro:

There's a lot that has changed over the last decade in which these essays were written. The green anarchist and anarcho-primitivist milieus have come a long way in terms of their maturity and depth. The topic of civilization, much less the understanding of collapse, is relatively new to anarchism, yet the reality of the situation is getting harder to ignore. That reality, to which many anarchists may continue to turn a blind eye, the consequences of domestication--which remain the centerpiece of anarcho-primitivist critique--continue to haunt the Left and demand recognition.

Table of Contents

Preface by Roman J. Leyva

Introduction

THE FAILURE OF DOMESTICATION

Unintended Consequences

Forest Beyond the Field

The Spectacle of the Symbolic

What is the Totality?

The Creation of Disaster

Case Studies in the Dualistic Nature of the Totality: Technology

Everywhere and Nowhere

Egocide

Sticks, Stones and Nursing Homes

Eternal Frontier, Eternal War

The Witch and the Wildness

Open Cages, Closed Minds

THE FAILURE OF REVOLUTION

Agents of Change

Revolt of the Savages

It's Time to Disorganize

Class Struggle, Commodification and Modernized Society

To Produce or Not to Produce?

Revolution and/or Insurrection?

The Failure of Revolution

The Message and the Messenger

THE DISGUST OF DAILY LIFE

Disgust of Daily Life

Collapse