Boy do I suck at this “keeping social media up to date” lark! Anyway here’s a quick resume of what we published in the second half of 2025.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We started what hopefully will be a whole bunch of books looking at the black anarchist experience with two pocket books featuring Ashanti Alston and William C.Anderson in Black Anarchist Futures<\/a><\/strong> and Lorenzo Kom\u2019boa Ervin, JoNina Abron-Ervin and Modibo Kadalie in Black Anarchist Legacies<\/strong>.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n We copied another Detritus<\/a><\/strong> <\/a>title which was itself a copy of an old booklet called Kropotkin Escape<\/a>s<\/strong> . We made it a tad less fancy but did it as a benefit for the Lisbon anarchist space called Disgraca.<\/a><\/strong> It’s a smashing little booklet with great artwork by Julian Watson. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Our position as publishers of anti-speciest and vegan thought and progaganda took another boost from our relase of Straying With Street Dogs<\/a><\/strong>, A Dialogue On Animal Tainted Politics by Aron Nor and Eva Meijer. With a striking cover and gorgeous layout (laid out as ever nowadays by comrade Grecu) it’s another title that we had to repress almost immediately. <\/p>\n\n\n\n We started what we hope will be a long partnership with the Radical Poster Collective<\/strong> <\/a>in the North of England by co-publishing two pocketbooks of posters. The first was Spain 1936-39<\/a><\/strong>, Revolution and Civil War Vol 1, the second tells the graphic story of Paris May ’68<\/a><\/strong>, Worker and Student Uprising. Both are beautiful little parcels of revolutionary inspiration in poster form.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Continuining our project to bring Crimethinc zines and booklets to Europe in a more pocket friendly manner we published Mutual Aid, The Commons, and the Revolutionary Abolition of Capitalism<\/a><\/strong> which according to them “revisits the difference between mutual aid and charity, and explores what mutual aid has to do with revolution.” And we also A6’d their In a World of Climate Disasters, Let\u2019s Talk About Real Solutions<\/a><\/strong> by Peter Gederloos that was first printed in Freedom<\/a><\/strong>. Late in the year we published Gaza, My Love: Ya Ghazze habibti<\/a>,<\/strong> a Crimethinc booklet about Palestine from an anarchist perspective.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n The anarcho historian and translator Iain Mckay continues to supply us with more texts to publish and so we knocked out The 1848 Revolutions: An Anarchist Perspective<\/strong> <\/a>and On (Anarchist) Organisation<\/a><\/strong> which thoroughly destroys the idea that anarchism is inherently contrary to organisation with plenty of examples and political philosophy.<\/p>\n\n\n\n After a chance encounter at a bookfair in Italy another well known anarchist historian started to help us with our texts. Ruth Kinna wrote a fab intro to our new version of Emma Goldman’s two texts in one booklet; Jealousy, Causes and a Possible Cure and Marriage and Love<\/a>.<\/strong> <\/p>\n\n\n\n Their Wars – Our Dead<\/strong>,<\/a> Anarchist Reflections on Anti-Militarism since the invasion of Ukraine was one of the full sized books we published. A collection of texts that clarify the classic anarchist critique of fighting in statist wars. Also in A5 size was the long overdue reprint of the very popular Feeding the Masses<\/a><\/strong>: a guide to vegan mass catering (4th Edition). It is an updated version with significant changes.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Our co-publishing proect with Rupture Press<\/a><\/strong> continued with the release of both books and pocketbooks. Ecological Authoritarian Maneuvers<\/a><\/strong>, Leninist delusions, co-optation, & anarchist love by Alexander Dunlap, critiques the work of Andreas Malm et al in a pocketbook form. The Savage Road<\/a><\/strong>: Rage & Revolt on the Ecuadorian Oil Frontier by Japhy Wilson is a full size book that examines the resistance to fossil-fuel industries. Another A5 book is Subversive Hope and Radical Conviviality<\/a><\/strong>, The life and Work of Gustavo Esteva\u00a0which is pretty self explanatory. Conviviality and Resistance From Below<\/a><\/strong>, Ivan Illich\u2019s legacy in Mexico, is by Elias Gonzalez Gomez. A We Without a State<\/a><\/strong> by Y\u00e1snaya Elena Aguilar Gil is a pocket book of essays that help make the idea of a future without the state real.<\/p>\n\n\n\n At the beginning of 2026 we will be releasing the long awaited reissues of the Spectacuar Times booklets along with other pocketbooks and a few books.<\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Boy do I suck at this “keeping social media up to date” lark! Anyway here’s a quick resume of what we published in the second half of 2025. We started what hopefully will be a whole bunch of books looking at the black anarchist experience with two pocket books featuring Ashanti Alston and William C.Anderson … <\/p>\n