Freedom Press

Content by and about Freedom Press, an anarchist publishing house and bookseller founded in London in 1886.

A policeman stands on a stone foundation which has big holes in it - the holes are named after recent miscarriages of justice

I've Dislodged a Bit of Brick - Donald Rooum

DONALD ROOUM, born in Bradford, 1928, is a typographer and. cartoonist who wrote on Freedom of Access in ANARCHY 17.

Anarchy #037: Why I Won’t Vote

Issue of Anarchy magazine from March 1964.

Anarchy #010

Issue of Anarchy magazine from December 1961

Resistance Vol. 8, No. 1 (June 1949)

The Vol. 8, No. 1 (June 1949) of Resistance, an anarchist publication produced out of New York.

Spain and the world newspaper

A complete archive of Spain and the World, an anarchist newspaper published by Freedom Press in London throughout the course of the Spanish civil…

Youth and absurdity

A review of Growing Up Absurd: Problems of Youth in the Organised System, by Paul Goodman (New York: Random House $4.50; London: Victor Gollancz 21s., 1961).

Goodman sketch of Manhattan

Communitas revisited

A review of Communitas: Means of Livelihood and Ways of Life by Paul and Percival Goodman (University of Chicago Press, 1947). (New revised…

The Raven 1 cover

The Raven #01 1987

First issue of The Raven anarchist quarterly, with articles by Colin Ward, Vernon Richards and more.

The Fighting-call bulletin

Online archive of Fighting-call, a Spanish workers' journal of the Freedom Group and Anti-Parliamentary Communist Federation with information…

Cores, George 1867-1949

A brief biography of George Cores, an English anarchist active for over sixty years.

Freedom (September 1988)

Issue of Freedom, volume 49, issue 9, with articles about the Iran-Iraq war and more.

Talking to architects - Colin Ward

Talking to architects - Colin Ward

Ten lectures delivered to professional audiences by Colin Ward gathered over a period of 20 years. The talks explore trends and concepts within…