An ode to the shirking of one’s “obligations” to leviathan from an anarcho-individualist and illegalist perspective. Written in 1915 possibly as a response to an article in La Guerre sociale denouncing WWI draft dodgers.
Author: E. Armand
Translation: Shawn P. Wilbur
Zine formatting: No Name Distro
Letter One page booklet, to print: The Eternal Shirker_to print
Text by Lucy Parsons that urges unemployed workers to recognize systemic exploitation and advocates for direct, militant action against the capitalist class.
Author: Lucy E. Parsons
Source: A Zine Library
Letter booklet, to print: To Tramps, the Unemployed, the Disinherited, and Miserable_to print
A brief biography of Omar Aziz and a translation of his pivitol work, To Live in Revolutionary Time.
Source and Translation: Bordered by Silence
Lettter booklet, to print: To Live in Revolutionary Time_to print
Essay describing the life and legacy of Omar Aziz, Syrian anarchist and revolutionary known for his role in facilitating non-hierarchical organization during the Syrian revolution.
Author: Leila Al Shami
Source: Anarchist Library
Letter booklet, to print: The Legacy of Omar Aziz_to print
Essay discussing queer identities in the middle ages.
Source: Return Fire vol. 6, chapter 4 (summer 2022).
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Mutant Identities in the Middle Ages_to print
Graphic zine discussing the life and legacy of Ukrainian anarchist Maria (Marusya) Nikiforova.
Source: Jppress
Letter booklet, two per page, to print: Marusya_to print
A one-page 1883 manifesto from a nihilist women advocating propaganda of the deed via poison.
Source: Le Drapeau Noir, No. 1, August 12 1883
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Manifesto of Nihilist Women_to print
A translation of Luigi Galleani’s 1904 bomb making pamphlet, a classic from the era of insurrectionist bomb throwers.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: How to throw Bombs Like it’s 1919_to print
A guide to protesting distributed on the ground in Egypt during the Arab Spring.
Author: Long Live Egypt
Translation: IndyBay
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, english and arabic, to print: How to Protest Intelligently_english and arabic
Letter booklet, english, to print: How to Protest Intelligently_english
A series of articles on clandestine organizing written by the South African Communist Party while it was underground during the anti-apartheid struggle.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, part one, to print: How to Master Secret Work_part one
Letter booklet, part two, to print: How to Master Secret Work_part two
(note: each part is just seven pages, but needs to be added together manually since the file was to big to upload in one piece)
A graphic interpretation of the 2006 Oaxaca protests from an anti-authoritarian perspective.
Author: Ana Nimo
Source: Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Fuera Ulises: A Graphic Account from Oaxaca_to print
A retelling of the era of the so-called “Founding Fathers” focusing on the lives of all the slaves who escaped from George Washington.
Source: Crimethinc
Letter booklet, to print: Escaping Washington for Freedom_to print
An anthology of the “Eco-Fucker Hit List” series published in Live Wild or Die in the 90’s, with a brief discussion of their history and cause for notoriety.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Eco-Fucker Hit List_to print
A brief biography and a translation of three police interrogations with Kaneko Fumiko after she was arrested for plotting to kill the emperor of Japan.
Translator: Max Res
Source: Anarchist Library
Zine Formatting: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Because I Wanted to_to print
Compilation of militant direct action against prisons, both inside and outside its walls.
Source: Green Anarchy Archive.org
Letter booklet, to print: Attacking Prisons at the Point of Production: A Brief Look at Militant Actions Against the Prison Industrial Complex_to print
One page zine featuring a compilation of noms de geurres of anarchist assassins and revolutionaries.
Source: No Name Distro
Letter booklet, to print: Anarchist Combatant Noms De Geurre_to print
Biography of Maria (Marusya) Nikiforova, the Ukranian anarchist ‘Joan of Ark’. A folk hero anarchist organizer, military commander, and self-described terrorist.
Author: Malcolm Archibald
Source: A Boulder on the Tracks
Zine Formatting: Lunaria Press
Letter booklet, to print: Atamansha: The Life of Maria Nikiforova_to print