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CrimethInc
Recipes for Disaster
an anarchist cookbook
It's almost unbelievable, this book is, in its size and scope. 624 pages with a full color cover and two colors (black and rust) throughout. Sixty-two different recipes, totaling some 212,052 odd words. Eighty-two different illustrations, seventy-five photographs and yes, an index.
Price: $12.00
Format: Book
Estimated Time To Ship: 1 day
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Contents:
Affinity Groups \
Antifascist Action \
Asphalt Mosaics \
Banner Drops and Banner Hoists \
Behavioral Cut-ups \
Bicycle Collectives \
Bicycle Parades \
Painting by Bicycle \
How to Make a Bicycle into a Record Player \
Billboard Improvement \
Blocs, Black and Otherwise \
Blockades and Lockdowns \
Classroom Takeover \
Coalition Building \
Collectives \
Corporate Downsizing \
Distribution, Tabling, and Infoshops \
Dumpster Diving \
Effigies \
Evasion \
Festivals \
Food Not Bombs \
Graffiti \
Guerrilla Performances \
Health Care \
Hijacking Events \
Hitchhiking \
Infiltration \
Inflatables \
Legal Support \
Marches and Parades \
Independent Media \
Mainstream Media \
Mental Health \
Musical Instruments \
Newspaper WrapsNonmonogamous Relationships \
Parties \
Pie Throwing \
Portrait Exchange \
Reclaim the Streets \
How to Build a Rocketstove \
Sabotage \
Screenprinting \
Security Culture \
Sex \
Shoplifting \
Smoke Bombs \
Solidarity \
Spell Casting \
Squatting \
Stenciling \
Stickering \
Supporting Survivors of Domestic Violence \
Surviving a Felony Trial \
Thinktanks \
Torches \
Undermining Oppression \
Unemployment \
Utilities \
Wheatpasting \
How to Join CrimethInc. \
About the Authors \
Further Reading \
Index \
Conversion Tables
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From an Interview in The Guardian
What kind of relationship does this anarchist cookbook have with the original version released in the late 60s?
Essentially, the name is all they hold in common. A minimal amount of research will reveal that the original "Anarchist Cookbook" was not at all anarchist—not composed or released by anarchists, not derived from anarchist practice, not intended to promote freedom and autonomy or challenge repressive power--and was barely a cookbook, as the recipes in it are notoriously unreliable. At best, it was a fraud, a spoof; at worst, an attempt to undermine the legitimacy of anarchist practice, and cause readers to injure themselves. The recent movie by the same name is equally embarrassing, not so much to anarchists as to the industry that produced it.
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You really should watch this video. |
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