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Hey, I would like to post a text by French post-Situationist group Oiseau-tempête which I translated to English.

E: to be more precise it's a critique of Noam Chomsky and his accused "anarchism of the State".

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I would like to post a critique of Endnotes from the letter section of N+1

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I would like to post an article about the empoyees of the danzig post office who were the first to fight the nazis in 1939. The story is a strong example of the working class anti-fascism, and I already have a permission from working class history to post it on libcom, so they could share it. The aniversary of the event (1st of September) is soon to come, so it would be great if I could receive your permission as soon as possible. I already published the article on War History Online (https://www.warhistoryonline.com/world-war-ii/employees-danzig-post-offi...).

Thank upfront!

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Hi I'd like to be able to post a translation. Militancy highest stage of alienation, part 2 written in 1974 (first part was in1972).

Hi there,

New user here. I'd like to upload some Bookchin pdfs.

go for it. Big fluffy, ditto! Look forward to you guys' contributions

Hi, we would like to post the articles we have written in English on migration and on the ecology of capitalism (see here: http://antithesi.gr/?page_id=319).

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hello folks --
I'd like to post the following text --
Abstract for introduction field:

A review of the book edited by Tom Goyens, Radical Gotham: Anarchism in New York City (2017). Describes the essays in the collection on 19th-20th century anarchist groups at first by ethnicity and the newspapers they produced in NYC – Johann Most and the Germans; Saul Yanovsky and the Jews; Luigi Galleani and his Italian followers; and the Spanish circle around El Despertar. Also there is a chapter on Dorothy Day and the Catholic Worker. Post-WWII, the book's essays discuss the Why? group of post-WWII anarchists; the Living Theatre; Black Mask/Up Against the Wall Motherfuckers; the artist Gordon Matta-Clark; the ABC No Rio cultural center; and finally anarchism in Occupy Wall Street.

I'm also sending an email with the text attached to:
libcom.org at gmail.com
with subject line
"Review of 'Radical Gotham' anthology"

thanks,
/awm

Hey comrades,

I'm doing some thesis work on anarchist history and, given I have university library access, I'm coming into possession of a ton of old 1910s-1920's periodicals in .pdf format, based on what I can find online as well as some microfilm I'm digitizing myself.

What I've got so far:
The Blast (1916-1917) (volumes 1 and 2 in full)
Revolt (1916) (v1.01-08)
Mother Earth (1906-1917) (volumes 2-12)
Mother Earth Bulletin (1917) (v1.01-07)
The Woman Rebel (1914) (v1.01-07)
Why? (1913-1914) (volumes 1 and 2)
The Rebel (1895-1896) (v1.01-06)
Rebellion: Made up of Dreams and Dynamite (1916) (7 issues from volume 1; seems to be a forgotten publication from New Orleans that Covington Hall published)

I'll be getting some more stuff come in over the next year or so. If I could get the permissions to upload the .pdfs here (OCR is complete on some but a little splotchy on others) I'd appreciate it. Some of these you don't seem to have anything on, and I know the pages from Mother Earth, The Blast, and Revolt are a little splotchy; it's tricky when everything's locked behind university credential walls and stuck in microfilm cabinets.

Much love,
ineligible

Hi, ineligible, all that sounds absolutely amazing! We do have a couple of bits of some of those publications, but we would absolutely love to complete our archives of them, and get the other stuff. So yes please do upload/scan as much of that as you can!

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Hello. I'd like to post books and essays on the history, theory and practice of Third Cinema / revolutionary cinema.

go for it!

Hello,

Would like to post some papers I have written that match your content

Thanks,

RE

What are they about?

Workers Rights, the exploitation of Workers by Globalism and Capitalism, the forced and continued ghettoization of the Global South

That kind of material.

Thanks again,

RE

hello i think i would like to have a blog here, i used to post things in chinese and i got tired, but i want to try to be active again.
most things i will also post on my personal blog here : https://emblack.wordpress.com

in soli

I pretty much started this account to post materials from the 1990s Network of Anarchist Collectives (NAC) and Slingshot. I believe the text of all of NAC's articles are archived here, but not in a good way for people searching the 'net:
https://web.archive.org/web/20031223170045/http://messmedia.rootmedia.or...

Great stuff, please go for it

hi, can you please send us an example text or 2 to libcom.org@Gmail.com, thanks

hello comrade, that would be fantastic! We have given you permissions to post to our library section for now. If you would like to have a blog, could you please send us an example article to our email address libcom.org@Gmail.com?

If you would like to repost any of the stuff from your personal blog to our library section that would be great as well.

I see you are based in Taiwan, that's a shame as I was in Taiwan quite recently and it would have been good to meet up maybe. Well, hopefully another time!

I wonder if I might be able to post an article to libcom please
Best regards

I wpuld like to post an article dealing with BBC coverage of Syria and R
ojava

Hello, I would like to post articles on the soviet form of organization in the revolutionary period, materials related to the russian civil war, and primary and secondary source documents related to "Workers' Control" in the Russian Revolution.

I've got a PDF scan of "The Philosophical Foundations of Property Rights" by Alan Carter, can I submit it?

sounds very interesting. Please email it to us on libcom.org@Gmail.com to review and we will get back to you

that sounds fantastic, you now have posting permissions.

Donald, thanks you now have posting permissions as well