Working class literature: reading guide Libcom.org's reading guide on literature with a focus on work and accurate representations of working class life, culture and resistance to power…
Against prison studies without capitalism: "The strange career of The New Jim Crow" - Joseph D. Osel In this analysis Osel provides a devastating and radical analysis of The New Jim…
Joke Kaviaar, activist/ publicist, under attack by Dutch state - solidarity needed Joke Kaviaar, writer/ poet/ anarchist/activist, had been put on trial by the Dutch state for…
Samuel Beckett's MOLLOY How do we understand MOLLOY? Bourgeois professors would have you believe that Beckett's prose concentrated on telling us how meaningless life is…
Freedom must be saved The potential closure of an iconic publication such as ‘Freedom’ is an absolute travesty, and would be in whatever circumstances that it may have…
Towards a futurology of the present - Marco Cuevas-Hewitt Marco Cuevas-Hewitt outlines an emerging practice amongst radical writers; one entailing an…
The Detective Novel by João Bernardo An original thought-provoking essay on the Detective Novel and in particular the thriller, as regards action and isolation by Joao Bernardo…
Common's luck - a film on Jack Common by John Mapplebeck Jack Common wrote brilliant novels, film scripts and essays of radical social comment, all rooted in…
Garrett, George, 1896-1966 A short account of George Garrett, Liverpool Wobbly and working class writer.
"What are the drums saying, Booker?" - Adolph L. Reed Jr. Adolph Reed's hilarious and biting criticism of Cornel West, Michael Eric Dyson, Henry Louis Gates and the concept of the "black intellectual."
Steven Pinker, the history of violence, and the misuse of 'anarchy' I've not yet purchased his new book yet, though I'm sure I'll grab a copy sometime, but already all…
Dagerman, Stig: Anarchist writer An account of the life and work of Stig Dagerman, Swedish existentialist and anarchist writer
