Greenish parchment covers for a new print edition of “The Iron Fist Behind the Invisible Hand.” Apparently “celery” is the term of art? http://distro.libertarianleft.org/for/contemporary-radicalism/the-iron-fist-behind-the-invisible-hand/

To-day Rad Geek People’s Daily [radgeek.com]: scott crow comes to the vegas valley http://radgeek.com/gt/2013/05/24/scott-crow-comes-to-the-vegas-valley/

To-day Fair Use Repository: “Anarchism and Socialism” by A. LeRoy Loubal, from FREE SOCIETY IX.49 (December7, 1902). 6-7. http://fair-use.org/free-society/1902/12/07/anarchism-and-socialism “The Socialist, seeing the great benefit these captains enjoy, and the economy of their system, would substitute government for the captains, and by retaining their system turn the great profit into the pockets of the people. He [sic] would cure the trust by turning it over to government. He would cure monopoly by a greater monopoly. He would destroy wage slavery by making government the only employer. He would capture the powers of government, and turn their forces to the advantage of labor instead of capital. . . . Centralization, the main principle of Socialism, is beginning to dominate the old parties, especially the party in power, while their scheme of government ownership is advocated by both parties, . . . The fact seems to be the Socialist presupposes a difference in individuals. The individuals that run their administration will be good men and do it for the good of the community. “The Anarchist takes no stock in any institution, knowing that human nature is about the same all around. He [sic] knows that any scheme for the good of all must be run by individuals, and their good will be looked after first. He takes no stock in any government. It must be run by individuals who, being human, must consider self first. The government is simply a political trust. When it absorbs the industrial trust, it may be more trust-full, but the Anarchist wouldn’t trust it. . . . “The Anarchist takes no stock in politics, believing it based on the principle of war. Its object is to get an advantage over its opponent, its ballot is simply the bullet of force. . . .” – A. LeRoy Loubal

5 cups wild blackberries picked across the street from our apartment. 1 cup to join Tuesday’s pickings in the fridge, 2 cups each to the folks splitting our CSA produce share.

To-day @ Rad Geek People’s Daily [radgeek.com]: Transcendental macros http://radgeek.com/gt/2013/05/23/transcendental-macros/

So I may be organizing a panel for AltExpo @ Porcfest this year on, roughly, Printing Cheap Anarchist Literature That Doesn’t Look Like Crap. (1) So, if you’re going to Porcfest — do you have any experience with micropublishing, or just with designing big lots of booklets, pamphlets or other DIY print literature, which you’d be able/interested in paneling about (few minutes’ talk + fielding some Q&A)? (2) So, whether or not you’ll be there this year, I’m thinking about points to cover; so anyone got any pet peeves about hastily or badly-produced DIY print literature that you’d like to see held up for scorn and ridicule? Kvetch away.

Apparently there is a good chance I have just enlisted myself to do a couple of talks at AltExpo: one an “Ask an Anti-Capitalist!” Q&A about mutualism, free-market anticapitalism, Markets Not Capitalism, etc. etc.; and one (possibly?) a little panel+Q&A (for which I’m now looking for co-panelists; let me know if you’re interested) on, more or less, Printing Cheap Radical Literature That Doesn’t Look Like Crap.

Just confirmed our registrations for Porcfest. Now to find out whether there’ll be anywhere I can stay on-site, or if I’ll be commuting in every day from Maine. . . .

http://ami-angelwings.tumblr.com/post/51048591677/the-absolute-funniest-posts-this-post-has-been Problem solved.

To-day @ Rad Geek People’s Daily [radgeek.com]: http://radgeek.com/gt/2013/05/22/wednesday-lazy-linking-28/ Wednesday Lazy Linking