Martin Lux book
Nov 30 2006 20:23
#2
good clean fun.
Probably the most violent book i've ever read.
Nov 30 2006 22:46
#3
Gotta love the Lux. Loved the chapter on his myspace site.
One message loud and clear: bash the fash, smash 'em.
Dec 1 2006 11:37
#4
anyone fancy doing a 500 word review for the next issue of black flag?
(and similar on the bone autobiog?)
Dec 2 2006 18:30
#5
i know this is apparent elsewhere - but when is the next BF out?
Dec 5 2006 14:26
#6
How much does this book cost?
Dec 5 2006 17:29
#7
fiver
Feb 12 2007 16:41
#8
Read it some days ago... Good book. Bit different and not that well written as No Retreat (and as non-English person had some problems with understanding slang used there..) but in general good. Also interesting was that in opposition to No Retreat it was showing anarchist approach in antifascist struggle. Hardcore action at the end....
Feb 14 2007 02:59
#9
Tacks wrote:
good
Really?
Feb 14 2007 03:00
#10
Eastern Barbarian wrote:
Also interesting was that in opposition to No Retreat it was showing anarchist approach in antifascist struggle.
If that was what you liked about it, have you read this:
http://libcom.org/library/bash-the-fash-anti-fascist-recollections-1984-1993
Feb 14 2007 12:19
#11
jimmer wrote:
Tacks wrote:
goodReally?
No.
Its a nuts book by a nuts guy. I said 'good clean fun' in a sarky way, not 'good'.
Anyway i think history has finally closed the book on that chapter of British insurrectionism. Lets read their books, laugh a bit, maybe learn something, and move on.
It is a properly hilarious book and well worth a read if ypu gt the chance. The Crass gig is pure brilliance.
Feb 14 2007 17:13
#12
I have read Bash the Fash, it was first brochure of this kind if i am right... liked it as well..
Feb 14 2007 17:20
#13
i find all this shit tedious as fuck, like the Bravo Two Zero of anarchist literature.
Feb 14 2007 18:02
#14
what anarchist literature?
Feb 14 2007 23:15
#15
Looks interesting. Anyone got any ideas for getting a copy or two down this end of the world?
Edit - considering the fees for cash transfer would prob cost more than a couple of copies of the book.
Feb 15 2007 12:37
#16
Asher wrote:
Looks interesting. Anyone got any ideas for getting a copy or two down this end of the world?Edit - considering the fees for cash transfer would prob cost more than a couple of copies of the book.
not really worth it. I'm afraid i'm keeping mine as a (somewhat dubious) historical document, otherwise i'd mail it.
I've read it. Pretty short, but entertaining.