Kate Sharpley Library

Manuel ‘Manolo’ Huet Piera was part of the anarcho-syndicalist action groups in the years before the…

An overview of the early pamphlets published by Freedom Press. Written by Barry Pateman for Kate Sharpley Library.

London anarchist Albert Meltzer was a longstanding critic of non-revolutionary and ‘intellectual’ trends described as ‘new anarchism’ or ‘militant liberalism’ (depending on your point of view). Part of this was his conflict with the Canadian writer George Woodcock. I want to examine that conflict and when and how it arose in particular.

This pamphlet shows the history of Mayday, and the differing ways in which Anarchists have responded…

Formed in June 1905 at a Chicago conference, the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) immediately set out to break up the existing American labour landscape.

In March 2019 it’s a hundred years since the death of David Nicoll, anarchist speaker, writer, editor, poet and activist.

A review of Rob Ray's 2018 history of Freedom Press taken from KSL: the Bulletin of the Kate…

Review of a 2018 book telling the story behind the Siege of Sidney Street, and telling the story of…

An anarchist veteran of the Durruti column takes issue with uncritical views of the Spanish Revolution.

Review of the annotated and expanded edition of Berkman's classic Prison Memoirs,…

Information about nine anarchist members of the Tallion anti-Franco resistance group who were…

In October 2003 the Latvian press carried a number of articles about the Latvian anarchist Janis…