Read & Revolt

The discussions for Read & Revolt in July and August will be of the following:

7/4 – The Unquiet Dead: Intro & Chapter 1 – A book that posits essentialism as the core of fascism, and analyzes its rise and entry points in various time periods and contexts. The intro explains the project, while chapter 1 goes over the mythologies present in Nazi Germany.

7/18 – Yalensky’s Fable: A History of the Anarchist Black Cross.

8/1 – Two texts on Informality and Attack – “Reproducibility, propagation of attack against power and some related points”, and in response “The Reproducibility of Attack and Informal Organization”.

8/15 – Towards an Anarchist Ecology – A precise critique of mainstream ecology and an offering of some starting points for developing an anarchist knowing of the land.

Flier for printing:

Letter & quarter-sheet

As always the discussions are free, they will take place at Boxcar Books starting at 7PM, and all ages are welcome.

The discussion this coming Tuesday will be taking place at Boxcar Books at 7 PM. We will be discussing “Where Do We Meet Face-to-Face?” a text anonymously published in the early 2000s that’s becoming increasingly relevant over time.

You can pick up a free copy of the text at Boxcar Books for two weeks prior to its discussion. You can also find it online here.

As usual, this event is free and all ages are welcome. Here’s the facebook event.

“Alienation is as old as civilization itself since the dawn of civilization corresponds with the origin of institutionalized power structures. But resistance to alienation is just as old.”

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