No let up for the recession during the festive season At this time of year the financial burden of ordinary people becomes all too obvious – struggling to maintain basic living standards over the Christmas period on dwindling personal incomes and savings, while the state of the economy is thrown into sharp relief by the [...]
We now have a collection tin in Freedom Bookshop in order to raise funds for the mighty London Anarchist Black Cross. London ABC are a prisoner support group that spend most of their money on postage, as well as sending postal orders to needy prisoners. With courts cracking down on protestors, this need is never [...]
Friday April 13th. As part of the Moving Forest event in July (a Macbethian movement and expression against Olympic militarisation securitisation of the city) a ‘Hecate’s Prophecies’ Reading Group is being …cont
This month’s issue of Freedom is available to buy in the shops. The UK’s longest running anarchist publication is now monthly, with new sections, more features, and an expanded format – all for just £2. More…
We are currently upgrading Freedom bookshop online service. If there is any books you wish to purchase from Freedom please contact the bookshop directly either by phone, email or post they we will be more than happy to help you out. A new and improved online book purchasing service will be up and running soon. [...]
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The final volume in Dave Douglass’s mining trilogy published to coincide with the 25th anniversary of the end of the miners’ strike.
Peter Kropotkin, “The Anarchist Formerly Known As Prince”, kindly agreed to contact us from beyond the grave to update his 1902 classic book on the importance of co-operation in evolution.
The definitive book on the hero of the Mexican Revolution.
The latest in the 'Wildcat' series of cartoons by Donald Rooum, this time in full colour!
Bakunin proclaimed “Proudhon is the master of us all,” while for Kropotkin he laid “the foundations of anarchism.” Property Is Theft! collects his most important works in one volume, making many available in English for the first time. Extensively annotated and introduced by editor Iain McKay, Property Is Theft! is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the history and development of anarchist principles and practice.