

Featured Event
2008 CrimethInc. Convergence Looms
To attend this summer’s CrimethInc. convergence, show up July 16 at Gordon Park (Locust St. & Humboldt Blvd) in Milwaukee, WI. You can also show up July 17, but you’ll miss some of the events.
The CrimethInc. convergence is a self-organized gathering to circulate skills, deepen networks, and build morale in North America in order to foster a culture of resistance worldwide. Everyone who comes is encouraged to be a presenter and performer. This year’s convergence will focus on developing direct action skills such as might be useful at the Democratic and Republican National Conventions this summer, and also on creative pastimes, subversive ideas, and survival strategies that have nothing to do with them. Anarchists from overseas will also be present to offer perspectives from other contexts.
Full report, previews, and call for workshops and performances here.
Recent Blog posts
• Fifth Cookbook Printing Arrives [July 2nd]
• New Anti-Enlistment Poster [June 27th]
• The Mortgage Crisis for Beginners [June 24th]
• Convergence Update, Call for Workshops [June 18th]
• Green Birds of Confusion Postcard [June 14th]
new content
• Anti-Enlistment Poster PDF [Downloads / June 27th]
• Rolling Thunder #2 Complete PDF [Journal / June 5th]
• The Fine Art of Criticism [Texts / June 2nd]
• What to Expect from the Conventions [Texts / May 18th]
• Anarchy and Alcohol PDF [Downloads / Mar 28th]
• Antinationalist Nationalism [Texts / Mar 3rd]
• Rolling Thunder #5 [Journal / Feb 26th]
Featured Project
Expect Resistance
Our third book is an exploration of the complex relationship between ideals and reality; a field manual for a field on which all manuals are useless, a meditation on individual transformation and collective resistance in disastrous times, and a masterpiece that raises the bar for radical publishing.
Featured Project
Rolling Thunder #5
Continuing to push the limits, the fifth Rolling Thunder features 16 full-color pages and several competing feature-length stories. This issue focuses on different ways of conceptualizing strategy, exploring the ways anarchist efforts can be repressed, assimilated, and neutralized only to reappear in new forms.


