World History

Unknown & Wildcat
A new edition of two essays about the Kronstadt Uprising that demonstrate how revolution can never succeed when imposed by a supposedly revolutionary government.

Ezra Brett Mell
This booklet comprises several short essays about the Bonnot gang with robberies and Getaways by Albert Meltzer and others.

Bernard Thomas
The amazing story of the French illegalist named Alexander Marius Jacob (among other aliases).

Shoal Collective
Ten radical Palestinian women spoke to the authors to help people outside of Palestine better understand them as allies in our global struggles for freedom.

Roger Yates
A pocket book novel by Roger Yates about the joy, excitement and rage of the Spanish Revolution when many people had hopes of a real change.

Tyneside Anarchist Archive
An indepth study of the activities of anarchists in the Tyneside area of the UK over the last 130 years or so.

Fredy Perlman
People who are resisting oppression and wishing for autonomy are often misled, twisted, and turned into leaders and followers who oppress on the basis of abstract notions.

Alan Franklin
A jaundiced look at the meaning of sainthood in the modern world, from Christopher Columbus to Adolph Hitler, from family psychodynamics to globe-encircling hierarchies of power and domination.

Noam Chomsky
Written by Chomsky during the Vietnam War, this book condemns liberal ideology for supporting imperialist adventures, and goes on to analyze earlier conflicts such as the Spanish Civil War, leading to a stirring account of that l

Subcomandante Marcos • Edited and translated by Colectivo Relámpago/Lightning Collective

A gorgeous collection of allegorical stories and “an accidental archive” of the Zapatista’s struggle against neoliberalism.

Jason Chang, Benjamin Barson, and Alexis Dudden • Illustrated by Kim Inthavong

This graphic tale of mutiny on the high seas tells the true story in which indentured Chinese men overthrew their captor and slave trader.

Janet Biehl
An illustrated exploration of the Kurdish people's struggle, their revolution, and resistance to ISIS.

Kirk Helliker and Lucien van der Walt
This pathbreaking volume recovers this understanding of social transformation, long sidelined but now resurgent, like a seed in the soil that keeps breaking through and growing.

Louis Karoniaktajeh Hall • Edited by Kahentinetha Rotiskarewake, Philippe Blouin, Matt Peterson, and Malek Rasamny
This book is a readable and challenging collection for anyone interested in post-1968 indigenous resistance in North America.

Raymond Craib
An exploration and takedown of libertarian exit strategies.

Working Class History
An enduring repository for your thoughts, dreams, and battle plans for collective action.

Hugh Hodges
This book collects five hundred interesting songs that addressed one alarming feature of Thatcher’s Britain or another.

James Kelman & Noam Chomsky
The State relies on our suffocation, that we cannot hope to learn “the truth.” But whether we can or not is beside “the point.” Finally, there is no “point.” We must grasp the nettle, we assume control.

Peter Kropotkin • Introduction: David Berry
Kropotkin’s most substantial historical work.

Margrit Schiller
Schiller was an early member of the Red Army Faction and her story recounts her experiences with the group from founding to her her eventual prison sentence.

Noam Chomsky
A conversational interview between Michael Albert and Chomsky spanning a wide range of topics.

Selma James • Introduction by Margaret Prescod • Editor: Nina Lopez
The much-anticipated follow-up to Selma James's first anthology.

Ralf Ruckus
An in-depth exploration of the central role that the Chinese Communist Party played in China’s transformation from socialism to capitalism.

Koni Benson • Illustrators: André Trantraal, Nathan Trantraal, and Ashley E. Marais • Foreword by Robin D.G. Kelley
A graphic nonfiction history of women-led movements at the forefront of the struggle in Cape Town over half a century.