General discussion

I've been browsing this website since the past few days (I just found out about this website and the movement/philosophy as a whole, although I had a vague idea of what it was) read a few texts but mostly i feel like i need to have knowledge of the fundamental ideas and themes so that i can fully understand the texts here, can someone please suggest me (like a list maybe) texts that'll familiarize me with the basic concepts?

What Are Your Favorite Anarchist Books? by Peter Gelderloos

surveys and books! what more could you want?
https://petergelderloos.substack.com/p/what-are-your-favorite-anarchist

Here is a great post from Raddle dot me that I'm resharing here about introducing Proudhon:

https://raddle.me/f/Anarchy/194482/getting-into-proudhon-how-one-might-…

this forum topic comes via the library IRC, anonymous asks:

what if I'm disabled & I want a disabled font but I don't like the dyslexic font ....

is that my only option? are there other disabled fonts out there? are there any disabled type designers?

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One response so far,
there is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atkinson_Hyperlegible

This would be a boring job, but if anyone would be willing, I think I've identified a fair few duplicate texts that are live on the library. So, it would be good to compare them to each other, save the best one or the best aspects from both, and delete the other one.

Steps someone could use do to this could include:

A brief, yet triumphant report back from the first annual Upstate New York Anarchist Book Fair[1].

Upstate?

It was organized by and held at the PM Press space with help from Riot Act Books. PM Press recently moved their warehouse to Binghamton, New York, which is a Leatherstocking city in the southern tier of what has come to be known as New York, along the lines of the Rust Belt, sitting just outside of the Burned Over District, in the lands of the Onondaga, as the rivers of the Susquehanna and Chenango meet in present day downtown Binghamton.

Has anyone read it?

There's a lot of discourse on Bookchin in general, especially with his general split from anarchism in search of a new school of thought that better addresses the concerns of late stage capitalism, however I feel like Bookchin's early Zionist thought gets overlooked. I feel like it's useful to properly dissect Bookchin's Zionism and reflect how that might have influenced some problematic parts of his work.

This is a thread to discuss:

The Fight for Turtle Island by Aragorn!
edited by and including Aragorn! in conversation with Alex, Anpao Duto Collective, Corinna, Dan, Danielle, Dominique, Gord, Jason/Jaden, Kevy, Klee, Loretta, Lyn, and Ron

read here:
https://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/aragorn-the-fight-for-turtle-is…