Autonomedia

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.

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

Richard Kempton
This book narrates the rise and fall of Provo who staged political and cultural interventions into the symbolic and everyday spaces of Holland from 1962–1967.

Istvan Kantor
This book captures the insurgent, unconventional, pioneering art activities and history of the legendary Rivington School.

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.

Istvan Kantor
The artist's collected writings on Neoism as an artistic and subcultural movement that revolved around artistic performances and experimentations with media.

Alan W. Moore
Art Gangs explores the work of artists’ groups in New York City after 1968, and the collectives that built the postmodern art world.

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 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.

Eve Packer
This poetic journal offers meditations on self, loneliness, and mortality given to us through keen observation and self-awareness born of experience.

Lorraine Schein
Welcome to The Lady Anarchist Café, a phantasmic feminist space where ‘the occult and the everyday intermingle.’

David Kubrin
In this analysis of the root causes of today’s ecological crisis Kubrin argues that Marxism, by omitting the significance of the world’s spiritual, animistic past (i.e. “witchcraft”), inherently supports the advance of capitalism.

Silvia Federici
This is a history of the body in the transition to capitalism. From the peasant revolts of the late Middle Ages to the witch-hunts and mechanical philosophy, Federici investigates the rationalization of social reproduction.

Daniel de Roulet
A visit from Mikhail Bakunin to a Swiss village in the late 19th century inspires ten young women to make the crazy bet to build, on the other side of the world, a community where “pure anarchy” would reign.

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

Coen Tasman
The Kabouter Movement brought many innovative ideas for a better life in Holland to public attention through exuberantly playful ways, both within and outside the City Council.