#distroism

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2. New Releases *if anything new has recently come out*

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13. Gender, Patriarchy & Queer Anarchy

14. Harm Reduction

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18. Nihilism

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20. OPSEC, Security Culture & Counter-Repression

21. Post-Left & Anti-Left

22. Prison Abolition/Prisoner Writings

23. Theory & Strategy

24. Poetry & Stories

25. Palestine

26. Spanish (topic will be random)

27. Youth Liberation & Education

crimethinc // millefolium distro // 2004

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PRINT FORMAT: crimethinc

SCREEN FORMAT: crimethinc

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how-to / diy anticarceral legal aid reportbacks/communiques

~~~~~~~~~~~~~ notes from the distroist ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

this is an incredible zine that doesnt get enough space on other distro's tables, in my opinion. now granted its a bit outdated on account of the whole "written in 2004" thing but!! its still a lot of functional, pragmatic, direct advice on what to expect &what do do (& what not to!!) if you're facing felony charges. the zine pairs the writer's reportbacks & personal anecdotes with a crash-course in court proceedings, felony crimes, even down to the order of events. again, please seek out current information about the laws in your area now. a lot has changed since '04. i personally didnt go all the way to trial, but this zine was still a massive help to me throughout my own felony proceedings. whether ur already facing down the barrel of a prison sentence or u think u might some day, this one's still a must-read 20+ years down the road.

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honestly not a whole lot comes to mind in terms of good additional readings here. check places like the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the National Lawyers' Guild (NLG), or talk to a local legal aid organization/criminal defense lawyer:) but in lieu of those, here's a zine i sometimes table alongside 'how to survive a felony trial'

Stay Calm: some tips for keeping safe in times of state repression – BayOfRage – [link]

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"The state seeks to isolate us with repression, as individuals and within our tendencies. Against that, we can prepare together, support each other and continue actively struggling against the oppression and misery of this world."

How to Make Books

Why Make A Zine or Artist Book?

How to Make Your Own Movies

Record, Recycle, Reuse, Repair: New Uses For Old Vinyl

Book Binding for Beginners

Silk Screening

Making Rubber Stamps

How to Wheatpaste

Rubbing Alcohol Campstove

Block Printing - The Very Basics

my new favorite zine tbh

just this page w/o context lol

as this is the link on many of our core collection of zines, it makes sense we're experiencing a slow trickle-in of new followers on this account.

while our hope is for this account to be somewhat active, we wanted to make sure everyone is aware of the current address to our main site which is currently https://red-distro.neocities.org.

this site is in the process of construction with our manifesto, an updated links page, and a new layout all coming in the near future! stay tuned!