History for the precariat: The Believer on Signs of Change
Have y’all ever read The Believer? It’s a literary magazine founded in 2003 in San Francisco, by Dave Eggers of McSweeney’s fame. (Incidentally, Eggers’s What Is the What? has one […]
Have y’all ever read The Believer? It’s a literary magazine founded in 2003 in San Francisco, by Dave Eggers of McSweeney’s fame. (Incidentally, Eggers’s What Is the What? has one […]
AK author David Porter began researching worker’s self-management in Algeria fifty years ago. In the near-ish future, we’ll be publishing an amazing new book he’s written on French anarchism and […]
Have you heard that our friends at the Red & Black Café in Portland are trying to buy their building? And that they’re getting close to actually meeting that goal? […]
Many of you have no doubt heard by now about the American anarchist who was brutally beaten by the police in Athens on November 15th. Today, From the Greek Streets […]
Happy January, folks! We hope you’re all staying warm, and spending your winter months catching up on your reading… We are putting the finishing touches on a few long-awaited books: […]
As you might have caught on by now, the distro crew at AK Press has been attempting to highlight the work of some of our awesome distributed publishers by picking […]
Yay! The Radical Bookfair returns to Baltimore for the sixth straight year. Organized by the lovely folks at Red Emma’s Bookstore Coffeehouse and held in the midst of the city-sponsored […]
Returning to Detroit for the 12th year, the annual Allied Media Conference cultivates strategies for a more just and creative world. Folks come together to share tools and tactics for […]
NCORE 2011 in San Francisco! AK will be on hand with a great selection of books all week, along with our friends from Speak Out and Teaching for Change! For […]
The Montreal Anarchist Bookfair — and month-long Festival of Anarchy — bring together anarchist ideas and practice, through words, images, music, theatre and day-to-day struggles for justice, dignity and collective […]