A Novel of an Anarchist Nursing Home Run by 1970s Punks

From Portland Monthly

Fleeing Child Protective Services, Nola brings James to an intergenerational assisted living home run by her music teacher, Caz. “Youngs” live rent free if they care for the “olds.” Twentysomethings bogged down with college debt and seniors who can’t afford the outrageous cost of traditional assisted living help each other out. Caz inherited the woodsy minimansion-turned-nursing-home, which is in various states of disrepair.

Louise Bolotin 1961-2022

From Kate Sharpley Library
April 24, 2024

News has reached us of the death of Louise Bolotin, in October 2022 from bowel cancer. Louise will be remembered by people in many different places for her rebellious spirit, her Jewish atheism and her commitment to fighting sexism. The strength of her character meant that she sometimes clashed with people in the anarchist movement, but that can also be seen as a strength.

Marco Pogo disdains the conventional world

Wisconsin State Journal
April 15, 2024

Marco Pogo, a legend in the Madison music scene, disdains the conventional world

Kunin said he’s known for not talking about his work history. “I never wanted to sell my brains to someone who would use them for profit. I’m very against capitalism. I’m an anarchist. I’m against the government.”

London: Welcome to the New Eroding Empire!

From eroding empire
March 20, 2024

Because the empire is still eroding!

The new website hopes to provide people with an overview of current events in the radical, punk and diy scene in London. Find anarchist social centres, gigs (punk or otherwise), upcoming protests etc. At the end of the day it’s a user-led creation, so please use this website to submit your events, not submit to authority! You can read more about the underlying events platform Radar on the event submission page.

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