Distro of PM Comrades

Iain McKay
This four volume anthology series brings together libertarian writings from 160 years, all united by a love of freedom and seeking to change the world to allow every individual to flourish.

Iain McKay
This four volume anthology series brings together libertarian writings from 160 years, all united by a love of freedom and seeking to change the world to allow every individual to flourish.

Iain McKay
This four volume anthology series brings together libertarian writings from 160 years, all united by a love of freedom and seeking to change the world to allow every individual to flourish.

Iain McKay
This four volume anthology series brings together libertarian writings from 160 years, all united by a love of freedom and seeking to change the world to allow every individual to flourish.

Kes Otter Lieffe
In a shifting world, marginalised characters must face their traumas and embrace change. In their search for healing, they are brought together, finding home in the least expected of places.

N.O. Bonzo
Featured in one of Italy’s longest running anarchist publications, this comic strip from Roberto Ambrosoli had international impact, producing any number of likenesses, but few translations.

Peter Lamborn Wilson with Tamas Panitz and others
“Speech acts” have always been an important part of Peter Lamborn Wilson’s practice as a writer and here are four conversations on various subjects.

Ron Sakolsky
Here is a book of dreams set in motion by the myriad historical and contemporary interactions between surrealism and one of its most marvelous accomplices: anarchism.

Rebel City
Activists from Rebel City in London have been going into schools and colleges in the UK to have talks and discussions with students about the real concepts of Anarchism.

Emma Goldman
A6 pamphlet of Emma's famous essay "Anarchism: What it Really Stands For", alongside her less well known "A New Declaration of Independence".

Dmitry Petrov
“My name is Dmitry Petrov, and if you read these lines, then most likely I died fighting against Putin’s invasion of Ukraine."

Vlad Brătuleanu
The first attempt (since 1989) to write a brief history of anarchism in Romania, beginning in the 19th century.

Antipolitika
In the summer of 2023, Antipolitika helped bring out this book about the history of the anarchist network in the Balkans.

Various Authors
The latest Balkan Anarchist journal (more like a book) returns with an issue about nationalism..

Franklin Rosemont
The first of its kind in English, this book chronicles Vaché's boundless originality, creative nonconformity, revolutionary morality (or umoral-ity), and his all-out turn-the-world-upside-down hilarity.

Edward Bellamy
This volume collects nine of Bellamy's finest tales of genre-defying mystery and deep-imagination speculative fiction.

Henry E. McGuckin
This firsthand history tells the story of the unsung tens of thousands of militant working men and women who, in the 1910s, made the IWW one of the grandest labor organizations the world has ever seen.

J. Sakai
This book is a weapons cache planted for people fighting for liberation in a world that is constantly becoming more dangerous. It provides tools and methodologies, examples both positive and negative, and histories and insights.

Various Authors
The theme for Communion, the second issue of Woodbine’s printed journal The Reservoir, is Belief and the Communal. It is not just a documentation of who and what we are, but a critical consideration of who we would like to be.

Istvan Kantor
E.F. Higgins III was a founding member of the Rivington School, a gang of visionary graffiti artists, welders, noise makers, beer drinkers, ardent guerrilla fighters striving against conformist museum art.

Jim Feast & Carol Wierzbicki
Rasken Hasp is dying of AIDS, given only a few months to live when someone tries to kill him. Hasp goes down the rabbit hole in order to avenge a fellow patient's suspicious death and, in the bargain, save himself.

Kevin Riordan
This collection of short stories from Kevin Riordan show a fine eye for the wacky in human nature, and an affinity for what is gut wrenchingly funny about so-called ordinary people.

Gabriele Schafer
In the middle of the night on Thanksgiving 1990, life partners Gabriele and Nick erected a 25-foot-tall replica of a Lakota tipi in New York City’s then longest-existing shantytown in remembrance of the lives lost at the Wound

Pete Dolack
This book analyzes past and present efforts to establish systems of economic democracy on a national or society-wide basis, dissecting the mounting inequalities of capitalism and theorizing how we might organize a better world.

Kirkpatrick Sale
This influential New Left group founded in 1960 outlined their belief in participatory democracy and their goal to fight social injustices through non-violent means.