Are there plans for a 2008 London anarchist bookfair? Info?
Unfortunately not, one of the organisers has gone on a buddhist retreat, and two others got divorced and killed each other on a last ditch "honeymoon" in Koala Lumpur. I think there might be a very small 'Against Everything For Anything Conference' organised by London Anarchists.
OK, after these morons have had their "fun".
It's on October 18th at Queen Mary College on the Mile End Road. Nearest tubes Stepney Green and Mile End
I know i know, "fun" is such a spurious and bourgeoise concept. Pah to these cretins and their "fun" i say!
I suppose we'll be heading over but probably won't bother with a stall cos we can't be arsed carting a shitload of books from Belfast, selling fuck all, then carting them back.
Maybe if you brought some decent affordable books that people actually want to read instead of obscure, unintelligible philosophy stuff
xConorx wrote:
I suppose we'll be heading over but probably won't bother with a stall cos we can't be arsed carting a shitload of books from Belfast, selling fuck all, then carting them back.Maybe if you brought some decent affordable books that people actually want to read instead of obscure, unintelligible philosophy stuff
what you mean the same shit as sold at every fucking other stall?
anyway fuck y'all we want a better class of customer.
xConorx wrote:
I suppose we'll be heading over but probably won't bother with a stall cos we can't be arsed carting a shitload of books from Belfast, selling fuck all, then carting them back.Maybe if you brought some decent affordable books that people actually want to read instead of obscure, unintelligible philosophy stuff
really? all i ever saw on a O! stall were their papmphlets and mags, i never even seen any books.
xconorx if you publish a piece called 'what we have done, what we are doing, what we are going to do next and how it is going to advonce the class struggle' i'll buy it for at least a quid, even if its a paragraph long, scrawled in biro on a napkin.
vanilla.ice.baby wrote:
xConorx wrote:
I suppose we'll be heading over but probably won't bother with a stall cos we can't be arsed carting a shitload of books from Belfast, selling fuck all, then carting them back.Maybe if you brought some decent affordable books that people actually want to read instead of obscure, unintelligible philosophy stuff
really? all i ever saw on a O! stall were their papmphlets and mags, i never even seen any books.
xconorx if you publish a piece called 'what we have done, what we are doing, what we are going to do next and how it is going to advonce the class struggle' i'll buy it for at least a quid, even if its a paragraph long, scrawled in biro on a napkin.
yeah, see this is alll cool, but paying £45 for a stall to sell a few pamphlets wouldn't be worth it 
As for last year, eh yeah we had a few "obscure philosophy" books because as Revol says, the other stuff was carried by many other stalls and therefore not really worth the hassle of 3 people carrying boxes on a plane and then by public transport, from belfast.
As for last year, eh yeah we had a few "obscure philosophy" books because as Revol says, the other stuff was carried by many other stalls and therefore not really worth the hassle of 3 people carrying boxes on a plane and then by public transport, from belfast.
Yeah I agree with your reasons really, and I wouldn't bother this year if I was you. In fact I'm not going to volunteer for any stalls, or do any meetings this year either. Can't be arsed. The smell is too bad.
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Are there plans for a 2008 London anarchist bookfair? Info?
I was looking at the website for last years bookfair. It looked great. Stuart Christie, Ian Bone, anarcho-quiz masters, etc.