An online archive of journals produced by the Midnight Notes Collective.
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Is anarchist media in Britain doing enough to promote struggle and radical ideas? How could we be doing things differently? A look at the French Mutu Network can provide ideas about how to create...
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A short article by John O’Reilly & Monica Kostas, celebrating five years of Recomposition.
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Post-election reflections: how the Tories wrecked the economy and why Labour couldn’t take advantageNow the election is over, it seems time to take stock of the last 5 years. A lot has been written about the horrific social reforms of the Tory-Lib Dem coalition government, on tuition fees,...
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With this interesting series appearing just now it is worth another look at the Wildcat review of the related Midnight Notes book here;
https://libcom.org/library/darkness-midnight-review-midnight-oil-work-en...
which especially with hindsight seems as lopsided in its asessment as Midnight Notes itself - like much else in the Autonomist Marxist tendency of that era.
Yes I think I read that Wildcat review a while back and am now finally reading the book itself so will reread it after that...
There is also an Aufheben review here: https://libcom.org/library/midnight-oil-review-aufheben-3
And a reply from a member of Midnight Notes here: https://libcom.org/library/escape-aufheben-5
Perhaps "lopsideness" is part of a dialectical process?
This is great, thanks! As this is an archive of a publication, I have added the "publications" tag (which is one of our best)