Theory & Philosophy

Guy Debord • Edited and translated by Ken Knabb
A new edition of Debord's filmscripts with revised translations, updated filmography, and the addition of the scathing video that Debord made shortly before his death.

Payton McCarty-Simas
In this extended essay, film critic Payton McCarty-Simas explores the surprisingly tangled relationship between the thriving ecosystem of American conspiracy theory online and the National Treasure franchise.

Ruth Kinna and Clifford Harper
Collects all ten essays and illustrations from the original pamphlet series.

Editors: Daniel Lukes & Stanimir Panayotov • Designer: Jaci Raia
Black Metal Rainbows is an anthology of radical, queer, and leftist writings and artworks that uncover black metal as a genre of openness and inclusivity.

Boff Whalley
Unfinished stories. Unstarted stories. Stories that stutter and mumble, that cough and splutter.

Franklin Rosemont, Edited by Abigail Susik and Paul Buhle
Rediscover the most insightful and incendiary cultural commentaries from a leading figure in the revival of Surrealism.

Julian Langer
The task of Eco–Absurdism is not to change the world. Rather, the question is how do we live together? How might I co–exist with other living beings and embrace my life and relationship with them, with absurd and unreasonable pas

Edited by John Moore, with Spencer Sunshine
Although Nietzsche was rather harsh on his anarchist contemporaries, he nevertheless in some respects shared with them a vision of the total transformation of life.

Max Cafard
Cafard champions nothing less than ‘the Custom of Chaos’ in this series of original meditations, which not only provides new insights into Heraclitus' work but also some of the most important subjects confronting us today.

Andrew Nette and Samm Deighan
Revolution in 35mm examines how political violence and resistance was represented in arthouse and cult films from 1960 to 1990.

Guy Debord • Ken Knabb
A carefully considered effort to clarify the most fundamental tendencies and contradictions of the society in which we find ourselves—in order to facilitate its overthrow.

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.

Hakim Bey
The underground cult bestseller filled with essays that redefine the psychogeographical nooks of autonomy!

Various Authors
Liaisons is an international editorial collective that gathers experiences from struggles around the world. Their second book, Horizons, asks comrades whether it’s still possible to envision revolution today.

Peter Lamborn Wilson
Peter Lamborn Wilson undertakes to unveil the hidden esoteric history of Christianity, from Roman Catholicism, Protestantism, to Alchemical and Masonic manifestations.

Various Authors
Images matter. It's images that are making the political changes that we see happening around us possible. It matters what we imagine to be possible. Change can only happen if we imagine things differently.

Various Authors
A new journal from Woodbine, an experimental hub for developing the practices, skills, and tools needed to build autonomy.

James Kelman
Collects fifty years of interviews, both published and unpublished, revealing Kelman’s thinking on a breadth of topics.

Various Authors
The English language edition of THE anarchist journal from the Balkans. Issue 2, June 2019.

Robert Paul Wolff
This classical work in anarchist scholarship is premised on the idea that individual autonomy and state authority are mutually exclusive.

Peter Gelderloos
The Failure of Nonviolence examines recent major social upheavals since the end of the Cold War to establish the limits of nonviolent protest, and suggest what a diverse, unruly, non-pacified movement might achieve.

Peter Gelderloos
This book takes examples from around the world showing that people have demonstrated the principles that anarchy is founded on - regardless of whether they called themselves anarchists or not.

Giles Dauve and Karl Nesic
A look at ‘What’s wrong with religion?’ in a thoughtful manner by Giles Dauve and Karl Nesic.

Peter Gelderloos
How Nonviolence Protects the State challenges the belief that nonviolence is the only way to fight for a better world. In a call bound to stir controversy and lively debate, Peter Gelderloos invites activists to consider diver

SHAHIN
How is it possible to live free and joyful in this world of domination? The key idea Nietzsche offers us is this: don't hide from struggle in fantasy worlds or imaginary futures, but affirm life, say yes to life here and now.