A comprehensive collection of writings from the Canadian eco-anarchist group Direct Action. Includes retrospective interviews, communiques from attacks by the group, theoretical essays, and prison writings.
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The Phoenix Project: Initiatives of Combative Anarchy, 2013-2014
A collection of the first 14 communiqués of the Phoenix Project, an anarchist initiative of informal attacks against power.
We present this as a minor contribution to the International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners. Solidarity to all imprisoned comrades and those on the run!
From the text:
For us, there is no middle ground. They who declare openly their anarchist intentions are facing a decisive dilemma, to either act or give up anarchy forever. There can never be anarchy at the rear of coffee shops and gossiping… Either act or shut up…
Nothing is Finished: Essays from Anti-Prison Struggles in Belgium
A collection of writings on informal organization, affinity, and struggles against prison in Belgium.
The Phoenix Project: Initiatives of Combative Anarchy, 2013-2014
A collection of the first 14 communiqués of the Phoenix Project, an anarchist initiative of informal attacks against power.
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The Undesirables
From the text:
The time has come again to attack the thousand nodes
of our misery and our submission — new hammer blows for
a luddism that is even more lucid and radical. Brothers and
sisters, the time has come for a new anonymous and seditious
solidarity without leaders or mediators. The time has come for
a new conspiracy.
Insurrectionary Anarchism
A collection of two of our older publications on insurrectionary anarchy. “Some Notes on Insurrectionary Anarchism” by sasha k. lays out the basic principles of insurrectionary anarchism: attack, autonomous self-organization, rejection of management, illegality, informality, the synthesis of individualism and communism, and immediacy. “Without a Trace” (from the UK publication Do or Die) echoes these ideas and elaborates upon the possibility of anonymity and generalization.
More, Much More by Massimo Passamani
A collection of writings by Italian insurrectionary anarchist Massimo Passamani.
Untorelli Press
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War on Patriarchy, War on the Death Technology: The Collected Statements, Writings, and Communiques of Direct Action and the Wimmin’s Fire Brigade
A comprehensive collection of writings from the Canadian eco-anarchist group Direct Action. Includes retrospective interviews, communiques from attacks by the group, theoretical essays, and prison writings.
From Untorelli Press,
On Organization
by Jacques Camatte and Gianni Collu
From the text:
The existence of the gangs derives therefore from the tendency of capital to absorb its contradictions, from its movement of negation and from its reproduction in a fictitious form. Capital denies, or tends to deny, the basic principles on which it erects itself; but, in reality, it revives them under a fictitious form. The gang is a clear expression of this duality.