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Many of you tell us that you love Practical Anarchy zine (the paper version) and that you think it is one of the best anarchist magazines around. If you'd like to help us out, check out our fundraising page.

Email: editors@practicalanarchy.org

Practical Anarchy magazine is published by the Alternative Media Project

About Practical Anarchy magazine

Practical Anarchy magazine is a quarterly publication that is published by the Alternative Media Project. Our magazine is run by an editorial collective. The magazine was published for many years as an irregular zine since its founding in 1991.

Editorial Collective

Joseph Heathcott

Eric Laursen

Jamie Loughner

Dave Neal

Richard Singer

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Contact Us

Letters, rants, articles, essays, cartoons, complaints, praise, and news can be sent to us at:

Customer service: 913-940-7426

Archiving

Archived in the U.S. at The State Historical Society of Wisconsin, The Labadie Collection, and The Anarchy Archives. Archived in Europe at the Kate Sharpley Library

Practical Anarchy is an anarchist zine dedicated to finding ways to put anarchy into practice today. We don't subcribe to any particular camp within anarchism, but we seek an anarchy which is anti-capitalist, anti-state, pro-environment, feminist, anti-racist, and anti-classist.

Subscriptions

U.S. subscriptions are available for $12 for 4 issues. Canadian subscriptions are available for $13 for 4 issues. International subscriptions are available for $16 for 4 issues. Free to anarchist libraries and archives.

Make checks payable to Chuck Munson.

Prisoner subscriptions

Practical Anarchy is free to prisoners who request it in writing. Subscriptions are not available to prisoners--you must request each issue.

Samples

A copy of Practical Anarchy is available for $3 or an equivalent amount in stamps. Do not send an SASE. We can send it in an envelope if you specify, but let us take care of the envelope.

Bookstore/Infoshop sales

Please write to us for details. Standard consignment terms for independent bookstores and infoshops. Chain bookstores must pay the full cost up front, 'cause we don't want to get ripped off.

Trades

We trade only with other political magazines, zines, or journals. One issue for one issue. We appreciate zines on other topics, which may or may not get reviewed.

Reviewed zines

We will provide tear sheets of reviews for zine editors. On occasion, we may send you a full copy of this zine if we really liked your zine.

Back Issues

Back issues are not available at this time.

Practical Anarchy Online

Our web incarnation is available on the web at: http://www.infoshop.org/PA/
You can find supplementary and additional materials that couldn't fit into the print version of this zine.

Advertising

We don't have set rates and specifications at this point, so please get in touch with us if you'd like to run an ad in a future issue.

FAQ

How can I contribute to this zine?

Contributions in the form of of articles, letters, graphics, etc. are always welcome. We can't pay any money, but we can get your voice heard, if your contribution fits the flavor of this publication. We appreciate it if you can email materials to us--if you can't do that please send it on a PC-formatted floppy disk.

Can I get an email version of this zine mailed to me like before?

While we really appreciate all of the folks who subscribed to the email version of Practical Anarchy Online over the years, an email version won't be available right now. It is a possibility in the future after we work out the kinks in the web version. When an email version is available we'll publicize it, both at this site and on the anarchist and activist mailing lists.

Do you folks need money?

Yes. Please see our fund appeal on our home page.

Do you have the Anarchist Cookbook?

No, we don't have the infamous one and really don't want to help you find it. There is an effort to compile a cookbook with food recipes. If you find that interesting, then we can talk.

Updated: July 10, 2004