Hi peoples,
latest new offerings from AK Press, with some really interesting titles. Also some re-stocks came in, but no time to list them now.

The Accumulation of Freedom: writings on anarchist economics, D. Shannon, A Nocella & J Asimakopoulos (eds), $31. (long awaited writings on anarchist alternatives in economic thinking - so good I just bought one);

Ours to Master and to Own: worker's control from the Commune to the present, Immanuel Ness & Dario Azzellini, $28;

Revolutions in Reverse: essays on politics, violence, art and imagination, David Graeber, $27. (another fascinating new book from the prolific David G.);

The Tragedy of the Chinese Revolution,Harold Isaacs, $36. (reprint of a famous book, going back to the 1920s and before. V. good background, tho is light on some of the important anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist movements and events);

The Modern Utopian: alternative communities of the '60s and 70's, Richard Fairfield, $29;

Counter Power: making change happen, Tim Gee, $25;

A Grand Cause: the hunger strike and the deportation of anarchists from Soviet Russia, Grigorii Makximov, $6;

Errico Malatesta and Revolutionary Violence, Alfredo Bonanno, $7;

Why Are Faggots So Afraid of Faggots? Flaming challenges to masculinity, objectification, and the desire to conform, Matilda Sycamore (ed), $27;

That's Revolting! Queer strategies for resisting assimilation, Matilda Sycamore (ed), $29;

Franco's Friends: how British intelligence helped bring Franco to power in Spain, (Hardback) Peter Day, $44;

Revolution in Danger: writings form Russia 1919-1921, Victor Serge, $21;

Introducing Chomsky: a graphic guide, John Maher & Judy Groves, $13; (v. good on linguistics and its links to politics, but not much on Noam's anarchism);

The McLibel Case and Animal Rights, David Wolfson, $6

Radical Brewing: work, energy, commoning & beer, Steve Stuffit, $6;

Fukushima Mon Amour, Daniel de Roulet et al, $14;

Anarchism for Beginners, Marcos Mayer, $21;

Towards a Less Fucked Up World: sobriety and anarchist struggle, Nick Riotfag, $4.50

Ciao, Sid.