Biography & Memoir

Eric King
A Clean Hell opens the doors of America’s most secretive prison and lets the reader step into the cell to experience all the horrors the Federal Bureau of Prisons tries to keep hidden underground.

Ulrike Meinhof
We are disarmed, but what they will never be able to take away from us, if we defend it tooth and nail, is our consciousness and the collective.

Sheena King
Fearless honesty. Deep despair. Resilient discovery. Profound forgiveness. Revolutionary hope and liberation.

Marcus Rediker and Michelle Markel
Benjamin Lay’s remarkable life story can be a lesson in courage and hope for us all.

Bill "Doc" Plaster
Bill's memoir about growing up in the 1980's So Cal punk scene and starting the legendary mail order, record label and record store: Dr. Strange Records.

Tomas Rothaus
A history of twentieth century anarchist mass mobilizations and the movement against capitalist globalization come to life.

Boris Yelensky, Edited by Matthew Hart, Illustrated by N.O. Bonzo
The firsthand account of an activist of the Anarchist Black Cross, during the Russian revolutionary movement and the subsequent Leninist/Stalinist repression.

Golo • Donald Nicholson-Smith
His life belonged to him, only. His books belonged to the public.

Aaron Cometbus
An argument between two stubborn men is the fuse that puts the sixties—and much of modern culture—into motion.

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.

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.

Istvan Kantor
Creator of three major multi-city street art series, Richard Hambleton is esteemed to be the godfather of street art, and one of the principal players of New York’s East Village scene in the early 1980's.

Peter Werbe
This collection of over 40 essays from his writings for Fifth Estate magazine provide unique and often humorous insights into: anarchism, capitalism, technology, civilization, racism, patriarchy, music, and more.

Sean Michael Wilson • Illustrated by Keko
Freedom Shall Prevail is the first graphic novel exploring the life and struggle of Abdullah Öcalan, affectionately known as “Apo.”

D. Hunter
Hunter uses his experiences as child sex worker, teenage crack addict, violent thug and community activist to examine how our classed experiences shape how we think and do our politics.

Charlie Allison • Illustrated by Kevin Matthews and N.O. Bonzo
An exploration of Makhno’s sympathy for the downtrodden, the trap of heroism, his improbable victories, unlikely friendships, and his alarming lack of gun safety in meetings.

Kirkpatrick Sale
Ruminations on humanity, civilization, and the impact of human beings upon the world at large heading for environmental disaster.

Josh Fernandez

This book is an act of creative insurgency. A gripping, incendiary story about the making of a lifelong antifascist.

Jason Schreurs
Coping with childhood abuse and an undiagnosed mental health condition Schreurs details his own mental health journey and shares the lived experiences of other punks and their stories alongside his.

Lola Miesseroff • Translated by Donald Nicholson-Smith
“Some girls love sailors, some love soldiers, but you, my dear, are a real fag hag!”

Daniel Lux
"A savage indictment of bourgeois society..." - Stewart Home.

Charlie Allison • Illustrated by Kevin Matthews and N.O. Bonzo
An exploration of Makhno’s sympathy for the downtrodden, the trap of heroism, his improbable victories, unlikely friendships, and his alarming lack of gun safety in meetings.

Emma Goldman
The first volume of noted anarchist and feminist Emma Goldman’s three-part autobiography.

Emma Goldman
The second volume of noted anarchist and feminist Emma Goldman’s three-part autobiography.

Emma Goldman
The third volume of noted anarchist and feminist Emma Goldman’s three-part autobiography.