AK Press Fall/Winter 2015 Catalog

Add Fuel to the Fire! Join the Friends of AK Press.We started the Friends of AK Press program soon after AK Press was born twenty-five years ago. The idea itself was older than that; it reached back to the nineteenth-century when similar subscription-based forms of mutual aid kept anarchist publishers alive. The capitalist market is not kind to radical presses, nor should we expect it to be. But even running things on the sort of shoestring budget AK has isn’t easy—which is why we have Friends to take up the slack.

Here’s how it works: People (like you!) who are committed to our shared cause donate a small—or as large as they want—amount each month. We give them every new book we publish, plus discounts on everything else, and the occasional surprise. And ultimately, the presses keep rolling and we all contribute to getting revolutionary texts into as many hands as we can.

Not to mention how absolutely crucial the support of our Friends has been during periodic crises like our warehouse fire this past March—and the move we will soon have to make to a new warehouse. It also says something important about anarchist and anti-authoritarian movements that Friends subscriptions always tend to increase when the going gets rough for us. So, thanks!

Take a look at the forthcoming AK Press titles in this catalog (and an even bigger list on our website) for some idea of the great books Friends of AK Press can expect in the coming months. It will look just as good for the coming years, and decades if we have any say in the matter. If you like what you see, or know someone who would, please consider signing up. There are a bunch of membership options, including ways to donate dis-counted subscriptions for incarcerated folks, at: http://www.akpress.org/friends.html.

Catalog cover design by Josh MacPhee, adapted from his design for the forthcoming book The Anarchist Expropriators by Osvaldo Bayer.

Summarizing twenty-five years of an anarchist organization—hell, any organization—is no easy task. Memories and opinions of the participants differ greatly, so thankfully Eric Laursen agreed to lend his expertise to the task. Placing our history in a larger context loses some of the personal reflection you might expect, but depersonalizes a project that isn’t really about specific individuals. Our supporters over the years number in the tens of thousands, direct volunteers in the hundreds, collective members almost fifty.

That said, the current collective is certainly passionate about its history, present, and future. Making it for twenty-five years is a significant milestone. Making it this long without a wealthy benefactor, weathering the storm between ex-istence and collapse, yet thriving in spirit feels like a major achievement.

The next twenty-five years will require new strategies for engaging a dis-tracted culture in a fraying economy. The broader publishing world is in-creasingly relying on data points and algorithms to stock shelves and entice readers online. The Internet looks less like a home for free expression and more like an ocean of flashy marketing goop. Our rural areas are being fracked and monocropped into oblivion, our cities turned into playgrounds for the rich. But as we are truly everywhere, the struggle against the state, capital, and their minions will continue. Together we’ll keep pushing the boundaries, never set-tling for assimilation or complacency. Laursen’s essay tells more than the tale of a small, scrappy publishing house. It shows a sophisticated and growing movement doing battle with the dominant social and economic insti-tutions of our times. And for the next twenty-five years we hope to be there still, helping that movement tell its history and dream of freedom.

—The AK Press Collective, 2015

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Captive GendersTrans Embodiment and the Prison Industrial ComplexExpanded Second EditionEdited by Eric A. Stanley and Nat Smith; Foreword by CeCe McDonald9781849352345 / 400 pp. / $20.00

Pathologized, terrorized, and confined, trans/gender non-conforming and queer folks have always struggled against the enormity of the prison industrial complex. In the first collection of its kind, Eric A. Stanley and Nat Smith bring together current and former prisoners, activists, and academics, offering new ways to under-stand how race, gender, ability, and sexuality are lived under the crushing weight of captivity. Captive Genders argues that trans/queer liberation and prison abolition must be grown together. A challenge for us all to join the struggle, this expanded second edition includes new essays by Chelsea Manning, Toshio Meronek, Janetta Louise Johnson, and Kalaniopua Young.

Taking SidesRevolutionary Solidarity and the Poverty of LiberalismEdited by Cindy Milstein9781849352321 / 162 pp. / $12.00

The lines of oppression are already drawn. The only question is, which side are you on in the struggle against the violence of white supremacy and polic-ing? Taking Sides argues not for reform of structur-ally brutal institutions but rather for their abolition. Its thirteen essays are sharp interventions that take particular aim at the role of nonprofits, “ally” politics, and “peace police” in demobilizing rebellions against hierarchical power. The authors offer tools to hone strategies and tactics of resistance, and hold out the promise of robust, tangible solidarity across racial and other lines, because in the battle for systemic transformation, there are no outside agitators.

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Our Enemies in BluePolice and Power in AmericaRevised and Updated Edition

Kristian Williams; Foreword by Andrea J. Ritchie

9781849352154 / 575 pp. / $22.00

In this extensively revised and updated edition of his seminal study of policing, Kristian Williams shows that police brutality isn’t an anomaly, but is built into the very meaning of law enforcement in the United States. From antebellum slave patrols to today’s paramilitary units, “peace keepers” have al-ways used force to shape behavior, repress dissent, and defend the powerful. Our Enemies in Blue is a well-researched page-turner that both makes histor-ical sense of this legalized social pathology and maps out possible alternatives.

Making Sense of AnarchismErrico Malatesta’s Experiments with

Revolution, 1889–1900Davide Turcato

9781849352314 / 280 pp. / $17.00

Davide Turcato makes the relevance of history dy-namically clear. Through a biographical account of Errico Malatesta’s revolutionary exploits over a de-cade, Making Sense of Anarchism is simultaneously a critique of how history is written and an outline of political tensions and debates that continue to this day. An antidote to studies that equate anarchism with disorder and irrationality.

“A meticulous and engrossing English-language bi-ography of Errico Malatesta and, at the same time, a thought-provoking reassessment of the nature of clas-sical anarchism (both as a movement and an ideolo-gy)...An ambitious re-examination of late-nineteenth century anarchism, with contemporary ramifications.” —Constance Bantman, University of Surrey


Living AnarchismJosé Peirats and the Spanish Anarcho-Syndicalist MovementChris Ealham9781849352383 / 270 pp. / $20.00 / december 2015

Living Anarchism is both a study of one man and a collective biography of the working class into which he was born. Peirats’s story illuminates the human foundations and development of Spanish anarchism, the ties of kinship, friendship, and community that cemented the largest antiauthoritarian movement in the world. A fascinating and grounded history of revolutionary transformation, personal and social.

“Chris Ealham’s biography of Peirats...epitomizes and crystallizes the figure of all those anonymous, self-educated, disciplined, and self-sacrificing an-archist workers of his time, who fought for a fairer world with uncompromising attitude and unflinch-ing determination till the bitter end.” —Agustín Guillamón, author of Ready for Revolution

We Do Not Fear Anarchy— We Invoke ItThe First International and the Origins of the Anarchist MovementRobert Graham9781849352116 / 319 pp. / $21.00

From 1864 to 1880, socialists, communists, trade unionists, and anarchists synthesized a growing body of anti-capitalist thought within the First International—a body devoted to uniting left-wing radical tendencies of the time. Often remembered for the historic fights between Marx and Bakunin, the debates during the International helped refine and focus anarchist ideas into a doctrine of international working class self-liberation. An unprecedented analysis of a misunderstood history.

“This book is a breath of fresh air in a stuffy room. At long last, anarchists enter the history of socialism by the main door!” —Davide Turcato, author of Making Sense of Anarchism

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The Anarchist ExpropriatorsBuenaventura Durruti and Argentina’s

Working-Class Robin HoodsOsvaldo Bayer; Translated by Paul Sharkey

9781849352239 / 100 pp. / $12.00 / december 2015

In early twentieth-century Argentina, anarchist ex-propriators employed direct, violent means to fund the production of books, newspapers, and other forms of propaganda—as well as to support the families of comrades who had been imprisoned or deported. Osvaldo Bayer—author, journalist, and scriptwriter who was exiled from Argentina during the years of military dictatorship, when his books were banned and burned—tells a sympathetic and thrilling story of bank robberies, payroll heists, and other “crimes” committed in the name of justice. At the same time, he uncovers unexplored aspects of anarchist and Argentine history. This is its first En-glish translation.

Angels with Dirty FacesThree Stories of Crime, Prison, and Redemption

Walidah Imarisha9781849351744 / 240 pp. / $18.00 / february 2016

The three lives in this tale are united by the presence of actual harm—sometimes horrific violence. Imari-sha brings us behind prison walls to visit her adopted brother Kakamia and his fellow inmate Jimmy “Mac” McElroy of the brutal Irish gang the Westies. To-gether they explore the questions: People can do un-imaginable damage to one another—and then what? What do we as a society do? What might redemp-tion look like? Imarisha doesn’t flinch as she guides us through the difficulties and contradictions. The re-sult is a deeply personal analysis that connects emo-tionally with the lives of people caught up within, and often destroyed by, our criminal justice system.


Militant Anti-Fascism A Hundred Years of ResistanceM. Testa9781849352031 / 345 pp. / $18.95

Fascism is violence, and the fight against it must be aggres-sive and unrelenting. Using a mixture of orthodox history and eye-witness accounts, M. Testa makes the case for a res-olutely militant anti-fascism, taking us from proto-fascists in nineteenth-century Austria to modern-day street fights in Lon-don. Provocative, unapologetic, and based on extensive research.

Underground Passages Anarchist Resistance Culture, 1848–2011Jesse Cohn9781849352017 / 422 pp. / $22.95

Anarchists have always created “resistance cultures” to sus-tain their ideals amid everyday lives defined by capital and the state, cultures that prefigure a post-revolutionary world and allow an escape from domination even while enmeshed in it. Cohn’s detailed cultural criticism explores fiction, poetry, music, film, and more.

Octavia’s BroodScience Fiction Stories from Social Justice Movementsadrienne maree brown and Walidah Imarisha9781849352093 / 285 pp. / $18.00

Whenever we envision a just and equitable world, we are en-gaging in an exercise of speculative fiction. This anthology of sci-fi and visionary fiction is written by organizers, activists, and thinkers who struggle tirelessly to create another world. Beautiful, harrowing, and politically incisive tales for thinking and building radical futures now.

Dixie Be Damned300 Years of Insurrection in the American SouthNeal Shirley and Saralee Stafford9781849352079 / 290 pp. / $20.00

Seven insurrectionary episodes in Southern history are tied to-gether into a larger narrative about the long arc of revolt in the South. Countering images of the region as pacified and uni-versally conservative, this alternative history covers slave rebel-lions, stockade burnings, multiracial banditry, labor struggles, prison uprisings, urban riots, and more.

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The Method of Freedom:An Errico Malatesta Reader

Edited by Davide Turcato9781849351447 / 550 pp. / $21.95

The Method of Freedom collects Malatesta’s most enduring long-form essays—including “Anarchy” and “Our Program”—to-gether with shorter articles written over his long newspaper career, two-thirds of which are newly translated into English. Written in Malatesta’s clear, accessible style, these essays re-main relevant to a new generation of radicals.

I Belong Only to MyselfThe Life and Writings of Leda Rafanelli

Andrea Pakieser9781849351959 / 175 pp. / $16.95

Andrea Pakieser couples the writings of Leda Rafanelli, one of the most prolific propagandists in early-twentieth-century Italy, with a historically rich biographical approach to tell the story of this iconoclastic anarchist, feminist novelist. Tales of Italian radicalism at the turn of the century, expats in Egypt, the onset of fascism, and more.

Educating for InsurgencyThe Roles of Young People in Schools of Poverty

Jay Gillen9781849351997 / 170 pp. / $15.95

Desegregation has failed. Schools have become plantations of social control for black and brown students. Radical teachers in American public schools must help young people fashion an insurgency. This book outlines what that means and how to do it, the tools and techniques needed to build social, cognitive, and political power.

Drug War CapitalismDawn Paley

9781849351935 / 275 pp. / $16.95

The Drug War has had no effect on the sale and use of drugs, but it has been wildly successful for international, especially US, business interests, cracking open new territories to privat-ization and foreign direct investment. Dawn Paley shows us the real purpose behind the rhetoric, and the state terror it excuses.


Goals and MeansAnarchism, Syndicalism, and

Internationalism in the Origins of the FAI

Jason Garner9781849352253 / 320 pp. / $19.00

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Rupturing the DialecticThe Struggle Against Work

Harry Cleaver9781849352277 / 200 pp. / $14.95

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Keywords for RadicalsThe Contested Vocabulary of

Late Capitalist StruggleEd. Kelly Fritsch, Clare

O’Connor, & A.K. Thompson9781849352420 / 350 pp. / $20.00

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Against the Fascist CreepAlexander Reid Ross

9781849352444 / 225 pp. / $16.95may 2016

Complete Works of Malatesta, Vol. III

A Long and Patient Endeavour: The Anarchist Socialism of

L’Agitazione, 1897–1898Errico Malatesta;

Ed. Davide Turcato9781849351478 / 420 pp. / $24.95

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Learning Good ConsentOn Healthy Relationships and

Survivor SupportEd. Cindy Crabb

9781849352468 / 140 pp. / $13.95july 2016

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That Winter the Wolf CameJuliana Spahr

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From carbon catastrophe to street protests, That Winter the Wolf Came—formally astute

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NEW FROM OUR DISTRIBUTED PUBLISHERSMasculinitiesEdited by Cindy Crabb || Doris Pressno isbn / 28 pp. / $7.00Interviews about role models and subtle things about masculinity, how it affects us and how we challenge it.

Family, Welfare, and the State: Between Progressivism and the New DealMariarosa Dalla Costa || Common Notions9781942173014 / 128 pp. / $15.95An analysis of the historical relation-ship of women and the state; welfare and labor power; crisis and resistance.

Our Mother Ocean: Enclosure, Commons, and the Global Fishermen’s Movement Mariarosa Dalla Costa & Monica Chilese || Common Notions9781942173007 / 143 pp. / $15.95The story of the Global Fishermen’s Movement from its beginnings in India to its role in the global move-ment against neoliberal capitalism.

Every Thug Is a Lady: Adventures Without GenderJulia Eff || Pioneers Press9781939899095 / 68 pp. / $6.00“I’ve got 99 problems but a gender ain’t one.” An illustrated, good-hearted look into the realm of non-gender.

The World War of Small PastriesCharles Fourier || Autonomedia9781570273063 / 94 pp. / $10.95Excerpted from Fourier’s magnum opus The New World of Love; food and sex are his answers to all problems.

The Land We AreEdited by Gabrielle L’Hirondelle Hill & Sophie McCall || ARP Books9781894037631 / 240 pp. / $24.95An examination—in visual, poetic, and theoretical language—of nar-ratives around Indigenous-settler relations.


Madness & Oppression: Paths to Personal Transformation &

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This step-by-step “Mad Maps” guide examines the intersections of oppres-

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I.W.W. Songs: To Fan the Flames of Discontent

Edited by I.W.W || I.W.W. Hungarian Literature Fund

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Daydream Sunset: The 60s Counterculture in the 70s

Ron Jacobs || CounterPunch9780692389614 / 148 pp. / $16.95

The 1970s were the decade the 60s spirit struggled to survive while

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Queen of Chaos: The Misadventures of Hillary Clinton

Diana Johnstone || CounterPunch9780989763769 / 175 pp. / $17.95

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Drawing the Line: Indian Women Fight Back!

Edited by Priya Kuriyan, Larissa Bertonasco, & Ludmilla Bartscht ||

Ad Astra Comix9780994050717 / 172 pp. / $20.00

A comic anthology by fourteen Indi-an women describing the day-to-day

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LIES: A Journal of Materialist Feminism, Volume 2

Edited by LIES Collective || LIES9781939202147 / 200 pp. / $10.00

An attack on the legacy of racism and transphobia; and a step toward

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NEW FROM OUR DISTRIBUTED PUBLISHERSTalking to the DiasporaLee Maracle || ARP Books9781894037655 / 128 pp. / $14.95New book of poetry from one of Canada’s most celebrated Indige-nous writers, embodying her fearless passion and spirited wit.

Escaping the Prism...Fade to Black: Poetry and EssaysJalil Muntaqim || Kersplebedeb9781894946629 / 320 pp. / $20.00A collection of political prisoner Jalil Muntaqim’s poetry and essays, written from behind bars at Attica.

Occupation Culture: Art & Squatting in the City from BelowAlan W. Moore || Minor Compositions9781570273032 / 378 pp. / $27.00The story of a journey through recent political squatting in Europe, told by a veteran of the NYC punk art scene.

Lumpen: The Autobiography of Ed MeadEd Mead || Kersplebedeb9781894946780 / 362 pp. / $20.00More than a memoir, revolutionary and former prisoner Ed Mead’s story is a tour of America’s underbelly.

Agitate! Anarchist Rants, Raps, PoemsNorman Nawrocki || Les Pages Noires9782980576379 / 80 pp. / $16.95New subversive poetics, tall tales, songs, fiction, rhymes and rants, along with a dozen powerful illus-trations.

Manifesto for a Democratic Civilization, Volume 1: Civilization—The Age of Masked Gods and Disguised KingsAbdullah Öcalan || New Compass Press9788293064428 / 216 pp. / $22.95First volume of the definitive work of Abdullah Öcalan, crucial for under-standing the Kurdish revolution.


Shopping Cart PantheismJeanne Randolph || ARP Books

9781894037617 / 150 pp. / $14.95Satiric and insightful—a preposterous

yet challenging invitation to partici-pate in commodity worship.

Cosmonauts of the Future: Texts from the Situationist Movement in

Scandinavia and ElsewhereEdited by Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen & Jakob

Jakobsen || Autonomedia

9788799365180 / 304 pp. / $25.00The first English-language collection

of texts and documents from the Scandinavian Situationist movement.

Crisis to Insurrection: Notes on the Ongoing Collapse

Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen || Minor Compositions

9781570273056 / 164 pp. / $23.00The crisis runs deep. Capital has

intensified the class war, but revolts around the world are knocking a

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Political Ecology: Beyond Environmentalism

Dimitrios I. Roussopoulos || New Compass Press

9788293064442 / 140 pp. / $19.95Now in a new, expanded edition—a

classic history of environmental poli-tics and its prospects for the future.

The Windmills of Humanity: On Culture and Surrealism

in the Manipulated WorldIvan Sviták || Charles H. Kerr

9780882861272 / 148 pp. / $14.00A collection of Czech philosopher/critic Ivan Sviták’s most provocative

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The 2015 Baltimore Uprising: A Teen Epistolary

Various || Research and Destroy 9781939202208 / 272 pp. / $10.00

The story of the Baltimore Uprising as told through a collection of tweets

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To Our FriendsThe Invisible Committee

semiotext(e)9781584351672 / 240 pp.

$13.95

Seven years after The Coming Insurrection, The Invisible Com-mittee is back with this report on the

state of the world and the movement. Its ambition: a shared

understanding, in spite of extreme confusion.

How Capitalism Underdeveloped Black America

Problems in Race, Political Economy, and Society

Manning Marablehaymarket books

9781608465118 / 372 pp. $19.95

A classic study of the intersections of racism and class in the United States; this new edition includes a new foreword

by Leith Mullings.

The Feminist Utopia Project

Fifty-Seven Visions of a Wildly Better Future

Ed. Alexandra Brodsky & Rachel Kauder Nalebuff

feminist press9781558619005 / 360 pp.

$19.95

In this groundbreaking collection of essays, in-terviews, and more, over fifty cutting-edge voices

invite us to imagine a truly feminist world.

Because We Say SoNoam Chomsky

city lights publishers9780872866577 / 200 pp.

$15.95

More than thirty con-cise, forceful commen-taries on US politics

and global power, written between 2011 and 2015. Chomsky’s

arguments forge a persuasive counter-nar-rative to official reports on politics and policies.

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Immigrants Against the State

Yiddish and Italian Anarchism in America

Kenyon Zimmer univ. of illinois press9780252080920 / 320 pp.

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Explores why tens of thousands of immi-grants arriving in the

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SnowdenTed Rall

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Why did Edward Snowden decide to

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