Andrej Klemenčič lived quite a life before he came to Washington State. At the age of twelve, he left the Ljubljana region of Slovenia and worked as a tailor in Italian cities like Venizia and Firenze, learning much from their ancient clothing traditions.
Read more "An Anarchist at Home"Andrej was involved in conversations with prominent anarchists and WFM members, all of whom wished to create an organization that could withstand the type of repression they faced during the Colorado Labor Wars, and their solution was the formation of the IWW.
Read more "The IWW Writings of Andrej Klemenčič"Andrej was fully anti-colonial, anti-racist, and unrepentantly anarchist. He lived and worked in Hawaii leading up to its US annexation, and his chronicle of those years is a worthy historical document that’s been neglected for far too long.
Read more "An Anarchist In Honolulu: The Hawaiian Writings of Andrej Klemenčič"Being the divine word of Barabule Cutarescu, the holy anarchist, complete with annotated commentary, in eleven chapters.
Read more "The Divine Exegesis of the Romanian Anarchist Barabule Cutarescu"Like many anarchists, Cormac McCarthy was an intensely private person. Like many anarchists, he also hated the mainstream literary world, even after he became part of it.
Read more "An Anarchist’s Guide to No Country for Old Men"In the land of Erewhon, to be born is a felony—it is a capital crime, for which sentence may be executed at any moment after the commission of the offense.
Read more "An Anarchist’s Guide to Erewhon"Radium was the son of Bessie and Nathan Levin, both Jewish anarchists who fled the pogroms of the Russian Empire. Bessie was from Minsk, Belarus, while Nathan was from Babryusk, Belarus. Neither of them were religious, and as Radium recalled, my father rebelled against everything.
Read more "The Anarchist Historian Radium Levin"In these dark times of reami falsi, Elsa Morante’s story The Sicilian Soldier is a brutal reminder that fighting against one evil empire does not erase the evil empire inside of us, and unless both are defeated, we will remain stuck in what Elsa referred to as a scandal that has lasted 10,000 years.
Read more "The Sicilian Soldier by Elsa Morante"There are several lessons one could take away from this lengthy narrative, but let this tale also serve as a warning of what happens when anarchists not only stray from their values, but refuse to listen to each other.
Read more "The Accidental Anarchist Laurent Casas"Maria Nardini was just one of many agitators, her role no less vital than the others. Based on the evidence, it seems she was a fervent anarchist with a love for theater, just as she was a loving mother to her son.
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