From With Whatever Weapons Distro
Writings on the Gaza Solidarity Encampment & Campus Flood at U.C. Berkeley from an Anarchist Prisoner of War by Casey Goonan
From The Anarchist Review of Books
Welcome to the 11th issue of the Anarchist Review of Books, produced by a collective based in Atlanta, Baltimore, Belfast, Brussels, Chicago, Detroit, Dublin, Exarchia, London, New York, Oakland, and Richmond. We bring you this issue at the heart of a bitter cold winter as U.S. federal troops hunt, detain, deport and murder human beings in the name of the law.
From Active Distribution
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 in Black Anarchist Futures and Lorenzo Kom’boa Ervin, JoNina Abron-Ervin and Modibo Kadalie in Black Anarchist Legacies.
From Anarchist Review of Books
Welcome to the fifth anniversary edition of the Anarchist Review of Books, produced by a collective based in Atlanta, Baltimore, Brussels, Chicago, Detroit, Exarchia, New York, Oakland, and Richmond.
From C4SS by William Gillis
Original title: "Did The Science Wars Take Place: The Political & Ethical Stakes of Radical Realism"
From Seattle Anarchist Book Fair
Anarchy! Books! Zines! Mark Your Calendars For The 2025 Seattle Anarchist Bookfair!
From Travel and Tour World
Original title: "The Sparrows Nest: Preserving Anarchist History in Nottingham – The UK’s Largest Anarchist Archive and Its Impact on Local Activism and Political Movements"
From Montreal Counter-Information
We heard you like reportbacks from anarchist festivals; may others from this one follow. May 15th-21st, 2025 in Montreal was the second edition of Constellation. Over seven days, there were book launches, parties, benefit shows, bike rides, a book arpentage, a squatted rave in an abandoned magic store, a barbecue, a barbecue that blocked fascists, a mesh networking day, a radical consent workshop, and more. People attended from across the country, from south of the border, and from overseas, and events consistently saw packed rooms, even when there were five happening at the same time.
From Freedom News UK
We round up some of the titles to keep an eye out for, from retrospectives on punk social centres in London to the lives of brilliant organisers and mutual aid that thrives in the wake of wildfires.
From Anarchist Review of Books
The Anarchist Review of Books publishes intelligent, non-academic writing with an anti-authoritarian perspective. We are dedicated to transforming society through literature and through open, incisive critique of the media, politics, history, art and writing that shape our world.