Call to Arms: Insurrectionary Solidarity with Indonesia
From Dark Nights
Communique from FAI Indonesia:
From Dark Nights
Communique from FAI Indonesia:
Hi all, we are happy to announce the delayed arrival of Plastic in Utero #5! Featuring a wider arrange of types of submitted pieces than before, this issue should be highly engaging! :) It features an interview with a member of Wind in His Hair , lots of photography, a new column by the editor titled "Latter-Day Luddite Lowdown" (tracking technology news and technocrat dramas) and much more! This issue is $3 if mailed and free to prisoners. Feel free to distribute.
From Return Fire
As we celebrate our final magazine chapters (vol.6 chap.7 & vol.6 chap.8), here we present the supplement series to accompany them: featuring a variety of themes relevant to the current volume of Return Fire, from new transcriptions, to short stories, to the expanded zine version of our open letter last year.
From Return Fire
We present the second part of this winter’s double-issue (part i here), and a separate version of the covers if you’re printing yourself. Contents follow:
From Return Fire
Well, it took us considerably longer to get this ready than we’d hoped: adaptation to design advice meant a re-haul of what we’d prepared as the promised forthcoming double-release at the point we printed Return Fire vol.6 chap.6 last year, then additional life events added delays…
Scrutiny is sorely needed, everywhere. That has been our assessment. If we are to move beyond the banal and redundant self-referential mediocrity of this current reality, we need to be far more relationally critical and honest, not only of the horrifying world at large, the varied environments we are part of, and our own thoughts and actions, but most force- fully with the withering anarchist space we still dwell within (somewhat reluctantly and certainly marginally at this point, we suppose).
Plastic in Utero: a journal of anti civ anarchy reborn from the compost of wasteland modernity is taking submissions for issue #5!
We are looking for cutting-edge, creative, & fun perspectives on our current, civilized condition. Issue #5 submissions due: April 30th. Themes are “Why I became an anarchist,” and reflections on nature, urban settings, and direct action.
For those new, Plastic in Utero: a journal of anti-civ anarchy reborn from the compost of wasteland modernity (from now on, PIU) is an extension of the Uncivilized Project, which encompasses the Uncivilized Podcast and Uncivilized Distro. It centers the idea that anarchist ideas/theory can be fun and provocative, not dry and orderly. PIU contributors don’t participate to make a system of thought or propose a blue-print for the masses (well hopefully not, because we won’t encourage that here).
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Spotify Pending
This is the first Uncivilized Roundtable, a series of debates and discussions relevant to the anarcho-primitivist and anti-civilization scene. Artxmis will moderate (or try to!) between opposing perspectives. We invite you to suggest guests or topics as well as engage with the discussions in the comments, in threads, and in your day-to-day lives!