TheAnarchistLibrary Anti-Copyright The Solidarity Catalog of Anarchist Literature Solidarity Bookshop, Chicago SolidarityBookshop,Chicago TheSolidarityCatalogofAnarchistLiterature 1973 Scannedfromoriginal 1. Lightlyeditedtocorrecttyposandscanningerrors. 2. See alsoontheAnarchistLibrary: SolidarityBookshopCatalogue (1965) theanarchistlibrary.org 1973 Contents ANARCHISTHISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 HISTORY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 KRONSTADTANDTHERUSSIANREVOLUTION . 7 THESPANISHREVOLUTION . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 PARISCOMMUNE,1871 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 MAYDAYS,PARIS,1968 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 HUNGARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 ITALY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 CHINA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 IWW-LABOR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 SOLIDARITYCHICAGOPOSTERS. . . . . . . . . . 10 LITERATUREFROMAPPALACHIANMOVEMENT PRESS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 PRISONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 NONVIOLENCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF NON-VIOLENCE (ISNV) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 FROGINTHEWELL(FW) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 WOMEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 ByEmmaGoldman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 SOCIALISTREPRODUCTION(SR) . . . . . . . . . . 14 BRITISH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 BLACKFLAGPUBLICATIONS(BF) . . . . . . 15 ANARCHYMAGAZINE . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 SYNDICALISTWORKERS’FEDERATION(SWF) 16 FREEDOMPRESS(FP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 AUSTRALIANPUBLICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . 16 FRIENDSOFMALATESTA(FOM) . . . . . . . 17 3 SOCIAL-REVOLUTIONARY ANARCHIST FEDERATION(SRAF) . . . . . . . . . 17 BLACKANDRED(BAndR) . . . . . . . . . . 17 SITUATIONIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 BLACKMOUNTAINPRESS(BM) . . . . . . . 18 NEWENGLANDFREEPRESS . . . . . . . . . 18 BOOKS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 THEMODERNUTOPIAN. . . . . . . . . . . . 19 LONDONSOLIDARITY(LS) . . . . . . . . . . 19 WORKERSOFTHEWORLD,RELAX,DEPT. . 20 ANARCHISTMATCHES! . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 BUTTONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 TIMESCHANGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 PERIODICALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 WORKFORCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 ADDRESSES AND ABBREVIATIONS ALPHABETI- CALLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Toorderfromthiscatalog… . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Webpostingnote2021. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 4 hustleupthemoneyforliteraturebeforeorderingit. Someone SolidarityBookshop has to front the money somewhere along the line and espe- Chicago cially now that our rent has literally sextupled, our resources May1973 arestretchedtobreaking. Withthiscatalog,May1973,wehappilyannounceSolidarity Everything listed inthe catalogis currentlyin stock. Items Bookshop’s new location: 713 West Armitage, Chicago 60614. markedbyanasterisk(*)areinshortsupplyandmaygooutof We are street-front once again, in quarters large enough to print. Whenorderingthempleaselistalternates. Forallitems share with Black Cross, the local branch of the IWW, Siren, nolongeravailable,wewillreturnacreditreceipt,redeemable and ah! sordid other nefarious cabals. Those with tenacious forliteratureorcash. memorieswillrecognize713astheoriginalbookshoplocation. BulkOrders Wehaven’tdecidedifourreturntoitistheworkoftheEternal Wecanoffera40%discountonlyonSolidarityChicagopub- Recurrence,thelawofaverages,orthewarpedwhimseyofthe lications. Forquantityordersofotherliterature,writedirectly GreatWatchmakerandBuggingDeviceExpert… tothepublishinggroup. Literature is listed in the catalog under areas of interest OrdersOutsideTheU.S. as well as under the names and addresses of publishing Please make payments by international reply coupons or groups. These classifications are only a way of locating checks drawn on chartered banks. Otherwise it is extremely various literature, they are by no means definitive, complete, difficultforustocashthem. ornon-controversial…wouldn’tneedclassifyingiftheywere. We renew our pleas(e) for help with postage–any loose stampssentalongwillbeappreciated. ANARCHIST HISTORY Web posting note 2021 Most ”isms” come ready-complete with a body of official doctrine (e.g. Marxism, socialism, patriotism). Sneering at A previous version of the Solidarity catalog was published in anythingevenvaguelysmelling”official”,anarchistsrecognize 1965. each other by how we live, not by whose Collected Works we’veread. Anarchismismoreatraditionofpeopleinmotion to seize control of their own lives than a series of Correct Texts. Anarchists have no bibles. We believe only in our strength together and the irresistibility of our mutual desire forfreedom. The anarchist tradition is the rebellious resurgence of this desire from its repression in history. Against the ”revolution- ary” governments of yesterday and today we oppose actions such as those of the insurgent Ukraine of 1917, the Kronstadt Commune,theCNT-FAI,theworkerscouncilsinHungary’56. 24 5 The Modern Utopian, 121 W. Center College St., Yellow Springs,OH45387. New England Free Press (NEFP), 791 Tremont St, Boston, MA02118 NewsandLetters(NL),1900E.Jefferson,Detroit,MI48207 Peacemakers,10208SylvanAve.,Cincinnati,OH45241 PhiladelphiaResistance(PR),106S.13thSt.,Philadelphia,PA 19107 Philadelphia Solidarity (PS), Box 13011, Philadelphia, PA 19101. Point-Blank! P.O.Box2233,StationABerkeley,Calif. 94702 RadicalAmerica(RA),5UplandRd.,Cambridge,MA02140 SocialistReproduction,57DJamestownRd.,LondonN.W.1, England Social-Revolutionary Anarchist Federation (SRAF), Box 4091,MountainView,CA94040. SolidarityChicago(SC),713Armitage,Chicago,IL60614 SydneyAnarchistGroup,BoxA425,P.O.SydneySouth,2000 N.S.W.Australia. SyndicalistWorkers’Federation(SWF),BCMBoxSWF,Lon- donWC1V6XXEngland. TimesChangePress,PenwellRd.,Washington,NJ07822 WarTaxResistance(WTR),339LafayetteSt.,NewYork,NY 10012 To order from this catalog… Operations Thebookshopisopen1-5PMsevendaysaweek. Inaddition toourownpublications,wedistributeanarchist,libertarianso- Cover,handwrittencalligraphyreads: TheSolidarityCatalog cialist,andotheranti-authoritarianliterature. ofAnarchistLiterature. Chicago,May1973. Cartoonshowsa MailOrders professoraddressingastudent. Professor: Passthisexam, Pleaseprepayallorders–thisincludesbookstoresandlitera- yourfutureisatstake. Student: Examinethepast,your ture tables. It is a gesture of solidarity and self-confidence to presentisatstake. 6 23 .15SolidarityNewsletter. PublishedbyPhiladelphiaSolidar- Theseareinspiringstoriesofhundredsofthousandsofrevolu- ity,Box13011,Philadelphia,PA19101. tionariescarryingontheactivitiesofdailylifewithoutbosses, .01CatholicWorker. 36E.FirstSt.,NewYork,NY10003. politicians,orcops,givingthelietoeveryhackwhoeverwhim- pered”Buttosavetherevolutionwemustforcethepeopleto WORKFORCE obeythosewhoknowwhatisbestforthem.” FromVocationsforSocialChange,Box13,Canyon,CA94516. HISTORY .75WomenandFilm. 2022DelawareSt.,Berkeley,CA94709. .50OurGeneration. 3934RueSt. Urbain,Montreal131,Que- 1.50ProlegromenaToAStudyOfTheReturnOfTheRepressed bec. In History (SC) Rapid-fire collection of anarchist unruliness: .50 Anarchy Magazine. 29 Grosvenor Avenue, London N9, texts,statements,graphics. 64pp. Offset. England. KRONSTADT AND THE RUSSIAN ADDRESSES AND ABBREVIATIONS REVOLUTION ALPHABETICALLY 1.45TheKronstadtUprising(BR).ByIdaMett. American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), 160 N. 15th St., .50Anarchy2: Kronstadt. Philadelphia,PA19102. .30Kronstadt: 1921(LS)byVictorSerge. BirthPress(BP),381E.10th,NYC10009. 1.50BolsheviksandWorkers’Control(LS).Detailedaccount BlackandRed(BR),Box9546,Detroit,MI48202. (BandR) byMauriceBrinton. BlackFlag(BF)10GilbertPl.,LondonW.C.1,England .30 Manifesto on the Russian Revolution. Originally pub- BlackMountainPress(BM),Box1,Corinth,VT05039. lishedbyNorthAmericananarchistgroups,1922. BlackRose(BR),3934RueSt. Urbain,Montreal131,Quebec. 1.25 Workers’ Opposition (LS). By Alexandra Kollontai, CharlesKerrCo. (CK),431S.Dearborn,Chicago,IL60605. writteninearly1921andsubmittedfordiscussiontothe10th Contradiction, c/o Ken Knabb 1509 1/2 Kains, Berkeley, CA CongressoftheCP. 94702. .15LeninandWorkers’Control(SWF) Freedom Press (FP), 84b Whitechapel High St., London E1, .20SovietSexualExperience(SRAF).Ifyou’reuptightabout England. politicalfreedom… FriendsofMalatesta(FOM),Box72,BidwellStation,Buffalo, .25 Syndicalists in the Russian Revolution (SWF). By G.P. NY14222. Maximoff. FrogintheWell(FW),667Lytton,PaloAlto,CA 2.95TheRussianAnarchists. PaulAvrich. InstitutefortheStudyofNonviolence(ISNV),Box1001,Palo Alto,CA94302. LondonSolidarity(LS),123LathamRd.,LondonE6,England. 22 7 THE SPANISH REVOLUTION ANARCHISTMATCHES! Usefulinignitingjoints,conversations,andotherfuses. 2.95 The Spanish Labyrinth. Gerald Brenan’s thorough back- –Supportyourlocalanarchist. –Don’tvote;itonlyencour- groundtotheconflict. agesthem. –Berealistic,demandtheimpossible. 1.75HomageToCatalonia. PersonalaccountbyGeorgeOr- Boxof50matchbooks.75 well. 3boxes,anycombination2.00 2.00 Lessons Of The Spanish Revolution. (FP) A critique of theanarchistmovementfromananarchistperspective,byVer- nonRichards. BUTTONS .95SevenRedSundays. NovelbyRamonJ.Sender .25BlackFlag .15 * The Spanish Triangle (SRAF). Dan Family on military .25SabotageCat dictatorship–governmentcontrol–workers’self-management. .50 Durruti Poster (SC) Manifesto of the Durruti Column TIMESCHANGE with-historicalnoteonreverse. .10 Spanish Revolution Revisited (Spanish Attentat) (SC). The following Times Change publications are available at re- Brief comparison of left groups: socialists, communists, ducedprices: anarchists,byRussellBlackwell. .50Listen,Marxist. MurrayBookchin. .50HonorAmerica. Thenatureoffascism,historicstruggles againstitandastrategyfortoday,byStanleyAronowitz. PARIS COMMUNE, 1871 .50Tupamaros. UrbanguerillasofUruguay. .50HipCulture. Essaysonitsrevolutionarypotential–yip- .25TheCommune. (PS)ByGuillaumeandGrainger. pie, third world, feminist, marxist, high school student, anar- .40TheParisCommuneandtheIdeaoftheState. (FP)ByM. chist. Bakunin. (Alsoavailable, complete,inAnarchymagazine, No. 5.) PERIODICALS MAY DAYS, PARIS, 1968 (Samplespricedasmarked) .10Siren. 713Armitage,Chicago,IL60614. 2.00 * Obsolete Communism; the Left-Wing Alternative. Lim- .10Match! P.O.Box3488,Tucson,AZ85722 itednumberofCohn-Bendit’shardcoverbookareavailableat .15Freedom. 84bWhitechapelHighSt.,LondonEl,England. thisprice. .25 Black Flag. Bulletin of the Anarchist Black Cross, 10 1.00Worker-StudentActionCommittees. (BandR)ByGre- GilbertPl.,LondonW.C.1,England. goireandPerlman. Accountbyparticipants. .10TheWalrus. Box2307,StationA,Champaign,IL61820. .15 Anarchism in France ’68. (SRAF) Interviews with the .15IndustrialWorker. 752WestWebster,Chicago,IL60614. Cohn-Benditbrothers. .30WinMagazine. Box547,Rifton,NY12471. 8 21 .90HistoryandRevolution. Arevolutionarycritiqueofhis- HUNGARY toricalmaterialism,byPaulCardan. .30TheMeaningofSocialism. PaulCardan. 1.50Hungary’56. (LS)ByAndyAnderson. Mustreadingona .90TheIrrationalinPolitics. Authoritarianconditioningand littleunderstooderuptionofworkers’councils. sexualrepression. .25HungarianWorkers’Revolution. (SWF) .60 From Spartacism to National Bolshevism. The German CommunistParty,1918-24. ITALY .30FromBolshevismtotheBureaucracy. .60StrategyforIndustrialStruggle. MarkFore. .15AnAnarchist-CommunistProgram. (SRAF)Adoptedbythe 1.50Ceylon: TheJVPuprisingof1971. UnionAnarchicaItalianaatitscongressinBologna,1902. .30TheCrisisofModernSociety. PaulCardan. .50 Italy after Mussolini. (RA) By John Hewetson. In 1943 .30TheFateofMarxism. PaulCardan. theItalianworkingpeoplebeatbacktheNazisthroughstrikes, .30GMWU-ScabUnion. MarkFore. demonstrations, and other direct action, only to have their ef- .30SociallyResponsibleScientistsorSoldierTechnicians? fortsdestroyedbythe”Allied”saturationbombings. Somuch .30SocialismorBarbarism. forthe”fighttosavedemocracy”. 1.00Italy’69. RadicalAmericaissuedevotedtoworkersun- WORKERSOFTHEWORLD,RELAX,DEPT. restprecedingthepresentwaveofrepression. .25PinelliAssassinato. (SC)DetailedbackgroundtoPinelli/ 1.00TheRightToBeLazy. (SC)PaulLafargue. Thisrefutation Valpredacase,victimsofthepresentrepression. of the ”Right to Work” was written by Marx’s son-in-law in the1880s. Anyone(foreman,commissar,or7thgradeteacher) whotellsyoutoworkharderorlongerthanyouwant,can’tbe CHINA onyourside. .25OriginsoftheAnarchistMovementinChina. (SC) In the interest of presenting both sides of the question, try .60ThesesontheChineseRevolution. (LS)ByCajoBrendel. ourStalinistfunnies: .10SomeThoughtsontheThoughtsofMao. (SRAF) .25 Political Economy Illustrated. Written in 1956 by Eric Jackson. Aperiodpieceofsocialistrealism. .10 Marxism in the Nursery. Theoretical companion to the IWW-LABOR above. ArticlesbySidneyDingelberryandPolittBurroughs. .25ListentotheMockingBird. 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