Kent Winslow is an anarchist living in the American Southwest. In his novel he tells of his struggles with a tyrannical father, his resistance to the draft, and his battles with schools, the police, and the courts. Winslow honestly and insightfully portrays his life, philosophies, and relationships. His introspective and frank style makes this book an engrossing portrayal of what it means to be an anarchist in contemporary America. More than you would believe.
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Acknowledged by many anarchists to be the best introduction to contemporary anarchism. Roussopoulos, Dimitrios I. ed. The Anarchist Papers. Black Rose Books, 1986. Anthology of anarchist and libertarian socialists writing on a variety of anarchist issues.