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Authors and artists from across a century and a half explore the meaning of the black flag, the anarchist standard of rebellion and negation. Featuring Louise Michel, the Haymarket Martyrs, Sergei Eisenstein, André Breton, Jean Genet, Léo Ferré, and more.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher A. ★★★★★

The collection's inclusion of writings from Louise Michel and the Haymarket Martyrs gives it a raw, firsthand feel you don't get from typical history books. I appreciate how it spans over a century of voices.

Matthew U. ★★★★★

This book’s focus on figures like Louise Michel gives it a real historical weight, not just abstract theory. I was surprised how much the Haymarket Martyrs’ letters brought the whole thing to life. A solid, thought-provoking read for anyone tired of shallow takes on resistance.

Emma ★★★★★

The collection spans a century and a half of anarchist thought, which gives it a surprisingly deep historical perspective I wasn’t expecting. I’ve already read the Haymarket Martyrs’ section twice—it’s raw and powerful.