The Last of the Anarchists: A working-class hero passes away. By Paul Berman There used to be many thousands of Italian-speaking anarchists in America – people from Sicily or southern Italy who came to America, worked in blue-collar trades, and read newspapers with names like Subversive Chronicle, The Call of the Refractory Ones, and […]
One of the greatest archivists of the Individualist Anarchist and Egoist tradition is James J. Martin, who, beginning with his book Men Against the State, and continuing with his Libertarian Broadsides booklets, and the books he published with the Libertarian Book Club of New York was instrumental in creating a revived an interest in writers […]
For whatever reason the mob rulers at Wikipedia deleted the entry on the Libertarian Book Club. I’ve had an archive.org (peace be upon them) tab open in chrome with it for weeks, but didn’t know what to DO with the information. Why not blog it?! And in case you wondered when and why: 19:39, 22 […]
