Left of the Left: my memories of Sam Dolgoff [Book review] Sam Dolgoff was an American anarchist and wobbly (member of the Industrial Workers of the World). He…
The Spanish Revolution 70 years later An outline of the social revolution which exploded at the start of the Spanish Civil War, touching on how it happened and how it was crushed, as well as its significance for anarchists.
Mat Kavanagh and the History of Anarchism Thoughts on Mat Kavanagh's writing, what he's trying to do with it and what it means for anarchist history
Anarchist history: confessions of an awkward pupil - Barry Pateman An excellent article by Barry Pateman about how it feels to be unearthing anarchist history, how it…
To spread the revolution: anarchist archives and libraries - Jessica Moran Notes on why anarchists have created libraries (past and present) and some of the challenges they…
The Anarchist Expropriators by Osvaldo Bayer [Review] Brief review of Osvaldo Bayer's account of Argentina's anarchist expropriators of the 1920s and…
“Nameless in the crowd of nameless ones…” : Some thoughts on The Story of A Proletarian Life, by Bartolomeo Vanzetti, 1923 Ninety-one years on and Vanzetti still has much to offer me. I am thankful I have had the chance to read him and I am thankful to him for his words that have always encouraged me to think, question and act.
An Appeal to the Young: Some thoughts on a best seller A response to Kropotkin's classic pamphlet, discussing its strengths and limitations
Review: La Nueve: 24 August 1944. The Spanish Republicans who liberated Paris - Evelyn Mesquida Review from the Kate Sharpley Library of a book devoted to the involvement of one group of Spanish exiles in the second world war.
Thoughts on local anarchist newspapers in 1980s Britain The Kate Sharpley Library have just had a donation of some 1980s local anarchist newspapers (all from north west England).
Ned Kelly's ghost: the Tottenham IWW and the Tottenham tragedy - John Patten An account of a little-known but tragic episode in the history of the Australian Industrial Workers…
Personal recollections of the anarchist past - George Cores A personal account of episodes in the life of a little-known anarchist militant and shoe-maker from Leicester, George Cores, 1869-1949, who was involved in the Socialist League.
