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Category: Fanzines

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From the Pistols to the Miners’ Strike: Fanzines of the anarcho-punk era 1976-1984

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From the Pistols to the Miners’ Strike: Fanzines of the anarcho-punk era 1976-1984

April 25, 2019 — 0 Comments

Exitstencil Press publishes International Anthem collection

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Exitstencil Press publishes International Anthem collection

March 19, 2018 — 1 Comment

And All Around Was Darkness – new anthology of punk writings

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And All Around Was Darkness – new anthology of punk writings

September 5, 2017 — 1 Comment

‘From Protest to Resistance’: British anarcho-punk fanzines (1980-1984) as sites of resistance and symbols of defiance

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‘From Protest to Resistance’: British anarcho-punk fanzines (1980-1984) as sites of resistance and symbols of defiance

March 27, 2016 — 1 Comment

Someday All the Adults Will Die! Punk Graphics 1971-1984 (Hayward Gallery, London)

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Someday All the Adults Will Die! Punk Graphics 1971-1984 (Hayward Gallery, London)

September 16, 2012 — 0 Comments

Under The Pavement: Anarcho Punk fair, Salford, 16 June 2012

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Under The Pavement: Anarcho Punk fair, Salford, 16 June 2012

May 27, 2012 — 1 Comment

‘In all our decadence people die’ – anarcho-punk fanzine exhibition, New York

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‘In all our decadence people die’ – anarcho-punk fanzine exhibition, New York

November 5, 2011 — 1 Comment

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Zine and fanzine archives

June 2, 2011 — 0 Comments

Memorial Day, 2020: Grief, War, and the Pandemic June 8, 2020
by Kristian Williams. in memory of Robert F. Williams On Friday, May 22, just after dinner, my father lay down for a nap and peacefully died. He died at a rather inopportune time, in the midst of a pandemic, one that had already taken more than 300,000 lives around the world. These circumstances prevented me […]
Resist Everything Except Temptation. An excerpt from Kristian Williams’s new book! June 3, 2020
We’ve just released Kristian Williams’s newest book, Resist Everything Except Temptation: The Anarchist Philosophy of Oscar Wilde. It’s an incredibly fulfilling read about a fascinating writer, in which Wilde’s wit, aesthetics, and politics come to life in ways we’ve never seen in a work of literary criticism. Below is a short glimpse that should give […] […]
Stop Lecturing Black People June 1, 2020
A statement from Aishah Shahidah Simmons. ———- A brief word. I do not want to hear another politician, entertainer, athlete or anyone else of any race/ethnicity, use the media or other platforms to lecture to Black people about how we should respond to the virulent and relentless violence happening. I ain’t heard nary an auntie, uncle, mother, or […] […]
Modibo Kadalie on Direct Democracy May 26, 2020
Here’s a sneak peek from the conversation between Andrew Zonneveld and Modibo Kadalie in Deciding for Ourselves: The Promise of Direct Democracy, edited by Cindy Milstein. Modibo Kadalie: For me, direct democracy is an evolving social vision. My ideas, just like anyone else’s, are always developing. In the 1960s and early 1970s, I saw myself […]
The Eclipse of Dreams [excerpt] May 25, 2020
As its subtitle implies, Eclipse of Dreams: The Undocumented-Led Struggle for Freedom, which we published earlier this month, is about the experiences of undocumented immigrants as well as what those experiences have to teach us about all struggles for liberation and justice. The following excerpt from the book’s “Prelude” section shares a central epiphany t […]