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Interview with me on Transformative Radio about Mythmakers and Lawbreakers
I spoke at the Stockholm anarchist bookfair this summer about anarchist publishing, and one of the most challenging and useful audience participants was an anarchist academic named Deric Shannon, who later interviewed me for his project transformation radio. I actually … Continue reading
Mythmakers & Lawbreakers now available as free zines!
It’s been a year and many tour stops since my book Mythmakers & Lawbreakers came out, so I’ve released it as free zines over at Strangers In A Tangled Wilderness. It’s sixteen zines long: one each per interview as well … Continue reading
Speaking at Musta Pispala in Tampere, Finland
I’ll be in Tampere, Finland between the 8th and 11th of July to speak at Musta Pispala, an anarchist festival. I’ll be doing both a presentation on anarchist fiction and one on anarchism in the US. I might also end … Continue reading
Speaking On Wednesday, June 2nd, in Berlin, then again in Stockholm on the 5th and 6th
I’ll be speaking about anarchism and fiction at a Wagenplatz in Berlin, on June 2nd. The address is scheffelstr 21 in lichtenberg (friedrichshain). I think I’ll be talking at like 8pm or something. I’ll also be speaking at the Stockholm … Continue reading
Photos – Raumstation Rödelheim (well, its bathroom)
(click on pictures for much larger versions) Last night I spoke in Frankfurt at a social center called Raumstation Rödelheim. It went rather well: the audience was engaged and knowledgeable, often adding information to my lecture. (In particular, I learned … Continue reading
Speaking In Frankfurt Tonight
Okay, sorry about how last-minute everything has suddenly become. I’m speaking tonight in Frankfurt at a place called Raumstation Rödelheim, on anarchism in fiction, joined by my friend who writes Click Clack Gorilla. Then I’ll be speaking about anarchism in … Continue reading
Speaking on Anarchism and Fiction in Mainz, Germany – May 18th
I’ll be speaking in Mainz at Haus Mainusch at 20:00 on May 18th, 2010. There’s a myspace event thingy for it if you can imagine that. Tweet
Ursula K Le Guin and Anarchism (and me) In The Oregonian
The Oregonian wrote a rather nice piece about Ursula K LeGuin, including a bit about her anarchist politics and the event we did together at Powell’s. I’m pretty wary of corporate media, of course, but the only problem I’ve got … Continue reading
Video of my presentation at Powell’s with Ursula
Ursula K. Le Guin and Margaret Killjoy – Mythmakers & Lawbreakers: Anarchist Writers On Fiction from pdxjustice Media Productions on Vimeo. there’s also a video of the more complete presentation (as done in Los Angeles) that I’ll be posting a … Continue reading
Tour update #3!
Tour continues! I have a chance to stay in Portland and breathe a little bit, which is exciting. The event at Modern Times was good, and it was exciting to meet more of the folks behind AK Press. And to … Continue reading







