North American Anarchist Vol. 1, No. 9, March/April 1981
Issue #9 of the North American Anarchist, with articles on El Salvador and the FMLN, a militant gay demonstration in Toronto, self-reduction of prices in response to inflation, repression in post-Franco Spain, a critique of "cultish" tendencies in the anarchist movement, evolution and sociobiology, militarism and the arms race, reviews of the film 9 to 5, and books by Stuart Christie and Clifford Harper and about Johann Most, class and culture, the myths around Swedish social democracy, the British Columbia Telephone social strike, crisis at Chrysler, struggles in Poland and more.
North American Anarchist Vol. 1, No. 7, October/November 1980
Issue 7 of the North American Anarchist, with articles on the revolt in Poland and the role of the Catholic Church, an interview with Stuart Christie, the "Towards a Citizen's Militia" controversy, a critique of Bookchin's views on ecology, anarchist feminist notes, anarchism and organisation, childbirth, television, prison news, New Brunswick and the influence of the Irving corporation, workers' control, Abbie Hoffman, a coup in Turkey, workplace occupations in Southern Ontario, voting and more.
Stuart Christie interviewed for Black Flag in 2010
Interview: Ade Dimmick talks to the famed author, agitator – and Black Flag founding member – Stuart Christie for the magazine’s 40th anniversary on anarchism and us.
Four decades on from its first issue, Black Flag is one of the few remaining publications from that time. So it is a great pleasure to be able to interview its founding editor, or at least the surviving half of that editorship, Albert Meltzer having died in 1996, as we enter the next ten years of struggle.
Anarchy #36 (partial)
A very partial archive of issue 36 of Anarchy magazine (second series) from the 1980s.
Lucio Urtubia Jiménez, a legendary life
Submitted by Kate Sharpley on Jul 22 2020 15:18
The life of Lucio Urtubia Jiménez (1931-2020), an anarchist from Navarre in northern Spain, is the stuff of legend.
Cienfuegos Press anarchist review #1
First issue of Cienfuegos Press Review, published 1976.
The Art Of Anarchy - Flavio Constantini
Book of artwork by Italian artist Flavio Constantini (1926-2013).
Originally published 1 May 1975 by Cienfuegos Press, republished 1 May 1986 by Black Flag.
Libcom also hosts a gallery of Flavio Constantini's work (much of it in colour)
See also:
Flavio Constantini at Christie Books.
Archivio Flavio Costantini.
Review: Soldiers of the night: the story of the French resistance by David Schoenbrun
Stuart Christie's review of David Schoenbrun's book on the French resistance during World War II.
Anarchy in the UK: the Angry Brigade - Tom Vague
Submitted by Anonymous on May 27 2016 09:17
Detailed book on the Angry Brigade urban guerrilla group in 1970s London. While it overly romanticises the group, it contains detailed historical information, photographs and anecdotes.
Building Utopia: The Spanish Revolution 1936-1937 by Stuart Christie
Submitted by ASyndicalist on Jan 10 2016 21:11
Within the Spanish anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist movements there were three distinct points of view on the question of war and revolution. The first, probably the majority view, was that the war would be over in a matter of weeks, after all, a few days had been enough to rout the army in Barcelona and other industrial centres, and that the social revolution and Libertarian Communism as debated and adopted by the CNT’s national congress at Zaragoza in February, five months previously, was an inseparable aspect of the struggle against economic and social oppression.
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