Night Shift

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Night Shift
Stories by Ron Kolm
“Ron Kolm’s Night Shift stands alongside other wage-slave masterpieces like Charles Bukowski’s Factotum and Harvey Pecar’s American Splendor. Winking and grinning in the face of punch-clock death, Kolm finds a way to somehow stay alive and even to eventually triumph. One senses in these moving and sometimes hilarious little vignettes that Kolm wrote them in flagrante dilecto; a gypsy moth blue collar poet-scholar recording his emergence from sooty cocoon to winging oracle of the smokestacks, junkyards, tenements and roads of the national creep-scape.’’
— Alan Kaufman, author of Drunken Angel; editor of The Outlaw Bible of American Literature

“Kolm has always been a true NYC poet, with a sensitive urbanity and absurdist humor that barely looks both ways as taxis filled with rich yupsters swerve around downwardly mobile moppets with new wave beards. His is a voice that realizes the foreverness of beat vision. Where we all come together to love the noise of the great metropolis we are lucky to have this guy in the room.”
— Thurston Moore,...

To Dare Imagining:

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To Dare imagining:
Rojava Revolution
Edited by Dilar Dirik, David Levi Strauss, Michael Taussig, and Peter Lamborn Wilson

Contents
“Preface,” The Editors
“Hope in Rojava,” David Levi Strauss
“Syria’s Kurdish Revolution: The Anarchist Element and the Challenge of Solidarity,” Bill Weinberg
“Why Is the World Ignoring the Revolutionary Kurds in Syria?” David Graeber
“No. This Is a Genuine Revolution,” David Graeber & Pinar Öğünç
“Abdullah Öcalan,” Peter Lamborn Wilson
Öcalan’s Angels,” Newsha Tavakolian
“No Miracles at Work,” Havin Güneşer
“A Revolution of Life,” Saleh Muslim & Jonas Staal
“Woman fighters of the YPJ,” Murat Bay
“Two Excerpts from ‘Liberating Life: Women’s Revolution’,” Abdullah Öcalan
“New Wars and Autonomous Self-Defense in Kurdistan,” Nazan Üstündağ
Dispatches From Rojava,” El Errante / Paul Z. Simons
Rojava: To Dare Imagining,” Dilar Dirik
“The Mastery of Non-Mastery,” Michael Taussig
Acknowledgments & Bios
Sources &...

Spiritual Destinations of an Anarchist

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Spiritual Destinations of an Anarchist
Peter Lamborn Wilson
The second in what will eventually be a trio of books of little-known or never-before-printed pieces by Peter Lamborn Wilson, on his travels, interviews, life, and cogitations.Table of Contents
Chaos, Eros, Earth, and Old Night (radical neo-hermeticism and ecological resistance)
Spiritual Anarchism (topics for research)
Anarchist Religion
Quantum Chaos and the Oneness of Being (meditations on the Kitab al-Alef)
Anarchy and Ecstasy
Evil Eye
Against Metaphor
Secrets of the Assassins
Secular Antinomian Anabaptist Neo-Luddism
Interview with INTO-GAL
Phone Interview with Jacob Eichert
Stain Your Prayer Carpet with Wine

Spiritual Journeys of an Anarchist

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Spiritual Journeys of an Anarchist
Peter Lamborn Wilson
A collection of little seen (or unpublished) writings from one of the most interesting, well-traveled, controversial, iconoclastic thinkers (and good writers!) of his time.
Included are an interview (done by Antero Alli) originally published in Ravenmagazine in 1994, “The Caravan of Summer” originally in Gnosis in 1996, “My Summer Vacation in Afghanistan”, “Roses and Nightingales,” and “Grange Appeal,” all published in Fifth Estate in the early 2000s, and a previously unpublished interview done with High Times.
Table of Contents
Summer Camp & Hobo Poetics
interview by Antero Alli
The Caravan of Summer
My Summer Vacation in Afghanistan
Roses and Nightingales
Grange Appeal
1994 interview with High Times
Paperbound, 160pp, 4.5x7inches

2016 Autonomedia Calendar of Jubilee Saints

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2016 Autonomedia Calendar of Jubilee Saints
Radical Heroes for the New Millennium!
James Koehnline and the Autonomedia Collective

Autonomedia’s Jubilee Saints Calendar for 2016! Our 24th annual wall calendar, with artwork by James Koehnline, and text by the Autonomedia Collective.

Hundreds of radical cultural and political heroes are celebrated here, along with the animating ideas that continue to guide this project — a reprieve from the 500-year-long sentence to life-at-hard-labor that the European colonization of the “New World” and the ensuing devastations of the rest of the world has represented. It is increasingly clear — at the dawn of this new millennium — that the Planetary Work Machine will not rule forever!

Celebrate with this calendar on which every day is a holiday!

32 pages, 12 x 16 inches, saddlestitched

isbn 978-1-57027-308-7: price $9.95 : 32 pages
Pay for two, and we will send a third calendar for free!...

World War of Small Pastries

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World War of Small Pastries
Charles Fourier
Preface by Peter Lamborn Wilson
Translated by Shawn P. Wilbur & Joan Roelofs

From the Preface by Peter Lamborn Wilson

Fourier enjoys the honor of being the first thinker to push Rousseau to the logical conclusion of a complete condemnation of Civilization. Not only did he blame it for what we call Capitalism, he also saw it as the source of the evil of Work as “alienation’’ (to use Marx’s term). The fact that we must labor at what we do not love in order to “make a living’’ defines the essence of Civilization’s primal error.

Fourier ascribed his big revelation to a rigorous application of Newton’s law of attraction, not just as a cosmic force but also as a social force. Fourier realized that Passion, far from being the cause of “sin,’’ might actually serve to enable the emergence of a human society (he called it Harmony) in which everyone does exactly as they please;...