https://blogs.brown.edu/amst-2220j-s01-2017-fall/files/2017/10/BlackCrit-Dumas-and-ross-1.pdf

Today’s Reading is an article titled Who Teaches Academics to Theorize by Anthony James Williams (2018)

Pyotr Kropotkin:

Anarchism

Anarchism: Its Philosophy and Ideal

Anarchist Communism: Its Basis and Principles

Anarchist Morality

Are Prisons Necessary?

Are We Good Enough? (Audio/Video)

Revolutionary Government

The State: Its Historic Role

Mikhail Bakunin

Man, Society, and Freedom

Rousseau's Theory of the State

Statism and Anarchy

What is Authority?

Errico Malatesta

Anarchism and Organization

The Anarchist Revolution

Anarchists Have Forgotten Their Principles

Democracy and Anarchy

Voltairine De Clayre

Direct Action

The Dominant Idea

The Economic Relations of Sex

The Economic Tendency of Freethought

In Defense of Emma Goldmann and The Right of Expropriation

The Makings of an Anarchist

They Who Marry Do Ill

Why I Am an Anarchist

Others/Various

Anarchy and Organization: The Debate at the 1907 International Anarchist Congress

The Intersection Between Feminism and Stirner Egoism

To Change Everything: An Anarchist Appeal

These are all pamphlets, none too long, so even though it seems like a lot do not feel overwhelmed. Most of it is fairly simple as Anarchists have usually stressed accessibility to theory. I'm displeased to tell you that all the good stuff by Malatesta is not available on the web, and that all the cool stuff on Individualism is in long books, and in the interest of introduction I've linked but a few, again, pamphlets.