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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

Fanzines, Sources

Zine and fanzine archives

June 2, 2011 — 0 Comments

Introducing: Lessons In Liberation—An Abolitionist Toolkit For Educators July 15, 2021
Featuring: An excerpt by abolitionist educator Sagnicthe Salazar Just in time for the back-to-school season, Lessons In Liberation: An Abolitionist Toolkit For Educators, a resource that establishes foundational knowledge on incorporating abolition and liberation in, by, and through our education system, will be available this September. You can preorder you […]
Introducing: Intersectional Class Struggle by Michael Beyea Reagan July 14, 2021
Featuring an excerpt from the first chapter. Recently released in collaboration with the Institute for Anarchist Studies (IAS), Intersectional Class Struggle: Theory and Practice by Michael Beyea Reagan is a study on the diverse experiences of working-class people. He answers questions that come into play when we think about class: What is class? Why is [… […]
Why We Fight: An Interview with Shane Burley April 21, 2021
We’re very excited to have just released Shane Burley’s Why We Fight: Essays on Fascism, Resistance, and Surviving the Apocalypse, an essential book for mapping the past, present, and future of resistance in this country. We asked Shane a few questions about the book (and beyond). See what he has to say, and then get […]
Armed Agitation! An excerpt from “Salvador Puig Antich: Collected Writings on Repression and Resistance in Franco’s Spain” February 24, 2021
We recently published Salvador Puig Antich: Collected Writings on Repression and Resistance in Franco’s Spain, a book we’re very proud to have helped bring into the world. It uses the life and writings of Salvador Puig Antich as a doorway into an entire forgotten history of resistance to the authoritarian state. This uncovering in itself—the […]
Building Strength through Movement and Afrofuturism February 8, 2021
Over on her Instagram page, Ruby Smith Díaz suggested that her dialogue with Nora Samaran in Turn This World Inside Out would be a good read for Black History Month. She’s right! So we’ve excerpted it below. As Ruby puts it: the exchange is about “Blackness, Afro-futurism and reclaiming autonomy over our bodies through movement […]