- A Hunt to Death (1892)
- A Voyage from Pole to Pole by way of the Center of the Earth (1721)
- Albert Libertad, “The Legend of Christmas” (1899)
- André Léo, “The Young Girl and the Bird” (1850)
- Charles Malato, “New Caledonian Tales” (1897)
- Clement M. Hammond, “Then and Now” (1884)
- Edward Page Mitchell, “The Ablest Man In The World” (1879)
- Elizabeth W. Bellamy, “Ely’s Automatic Housemaid” (1899)
- Fiction in the Libertarian Labyrinth
- Five-sixths of a Smart Set set
- Fragments from “The Distributive Passions”
- From Louise Michel’s “The Imperial Bastard”
- From “The Distributive Passions”
- Gigi Damiani, “Jesus and Bonnot: A Christmas Tale” (FR/EN) (1927)
- Han Ryner, Deo Optimo Maximo (1919)
- Han Ryner, “Love Victorious” (1917)
- Han Ryner, “Duel upon Duel” (“The Penny-Pincher”) (1899)
- Han Ryner, “The Little Exile” (1920)
- Han Ryner, “The Paradox” (1913)
- Han Ryner, The Revolt of the Machines (1896)
- Han Ryner, “A Transition” (“The Secret of Don Juan”) (1897)
- Han Ryner, “The Secret of Don Juan” (1915)
- Henry Seymour, “The Monomaniacs” (1895)
- Ixigrec, “Panurge au Pays des Machines” (1940)
- “Jacques Bonhomme’s Vision,” a short story by Dyer D. Lum
- Jean Grave, “Free-Land” (1908)
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter II
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter III
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter IV
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter IX
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter V
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter VI
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter VII
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter VIII
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter X
- Jean Grave, The Adventures of Nono — Chapter XI
- Jenny P. d’Hericourt (as Félix Lamb), “The Valain Family” (1847)
- Juan Francisco Moncaleano, “Historia del Primer Anarquista” (1913) (ES/EN)
- L. M. S., “A Story of a Giant” (1887)
- Leon de Tinseau, “A Beautiful Nihilist” (fiction, 1892)
- Liebin, “Little Albert’s Punishment” (1907; Voltairine de Cleyre, tr.)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Gift from His Employes,” (1902)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Plain Story of Plain Folks” (1906)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Rural Romance”(1902)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Story of a Far Away Land” (1905)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Story of a Far Away Land” (1905)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Type” (1902)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “A Woman’s Club” (1905)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “Economy That Proved Disastrous” (1901)
- Lizzie M. Holmes, “Evil Results Mean Evil Causes” (1905)
Libertatia Laboratories
Libertatia Laboratories — Audio Experiments
In both musical and visual art, my approach is essentially a matter of collage. This is, perhaps, not so far from the method of synthesis that guides my historical and theoretical work or from the dynamics of poetry. I am quite conscious that all of this activity is a matter of construction and that construction is often a matter of bricolage. We work with what the world has left us — and the creative activity is the reassembly of some of the bits in ways that appear useful. The current batch of recordings are very much products of the pandemic, […]
Contr'un
The Anarchism of the Encounter: A Distillation
Ultimately, the most robust forms of anarchist thought are likely to result from the connection — encounter, conjugation, etc. — of more detail-oriented sorts of synthesis with this kind of distillation in the context of ongoing practical application. In a book, the scope of application is obviously limited, but hopefully that can be one kind of strength.
obituaries and funeral orations
Obituaries, Funeral Orations and Remembrances
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