SF Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair 4/9 – 4/10, 2011

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http://sfbookfair.wordpress.com/


16th Annual Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair, 4/9 – 4/10, 2011

SF County Fairbuilding, Hall of Flowers, Golden Gate Park


A free event – presented by Bound Together Anarchist Collective Bookstore (http://www.boundtogetherbooks.wordpress.com/)

The book fair will take place April 9 and 10, 2011. (See directions (http://sfbookfair.wordpress.com/directions-time-and-place/))

The book fair organizers wish to thank everyone who has helped and partnered in this event in the past, including our speakers, and all of you volunteered and otherwise participated, making this a really worthwhile time for a lot of people. For information and questions about participating or volunteering at the 2011 book fair, contact (http://sfbookfair.wordpress.com/contact-the-collective/) the Bound Together book fair committee.

[redasheville]

I'll be there for David McNally. And to look at books, of course. Hopefully PM will roll out some new releases for the fair like they did last year.

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If people need free housing, local squatter collective Homes Not Jails is gonna open up two location for people to squat, so bring your sleeping bag. email for more info: [email protected]

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so anybody coming, I'll be there. Rusty? Jimmie? Aycolmophilis?

[Magón]

I'll probably be there most of the day, Saturday, instead of Sunday.

[StalinFanboy]

I'll be there on Saturday all day. Most likely going to spend Sunday at the BASTARD conference, but it would be cool to meet some of ya'll.

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I'll be tabling mostly for sf food not bmbs today saturday, I'll wear a red bandana. Come say hello.

[StalinFanboy]

It sucks none of us California RevLefters could have gotten together.

Did anyone pick up any cool books or anything this year? I bought a really pretty copy of "At Daggers Drawn" from Eberhardt Press, a book about the Italian Communist Left between 1926 and 1945 by the ICC, Trade Unions Against the Working Class by the ICC, The ICC's thing on the Decadence of Capitalism, and I got the Murdering the Dead book by Antagonism press.

[Jimmie Higgins]

Unfortunately I wasn't able to make it this year (or table like I did in the past) - how was it?

[Le Socialiste]

Wish I could've gone - I only live 2 or so hours out of the Bay Area. :(

[Magón]

I just thumbed through some of the books, checking them out. Didn't get anything, just listened and looked around.

Was fun though, both days were.

[BlackPacker]

ARRRRRRRRRRRGHHHHH! Two years in a row, I find out about it a week late! And I was even down there on Sunday!

Best thing ever was living in the city and opening my pad up as a crashpad for a crew out of Arizona. They showed me that tts not enough to just go and look through books, You should hang out, go to the events, go to the east bay after parties at at Gilman and assorted squats and community centers. More awesome ideas and connections made in a weekend than I've sometimes had in six months.

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ARRRRRRRRRRRGHHHHH! Two years in a row, I find out about it a week late! And I was even down there on Sunday!

Best thing ever was living in the city and opening my pad up as a crashpad for a crew out of Arizona. They showed me that tts not enough to just go and look through books, You should hang out, go to the events, go to the east bay after parties at at Gilman and assorted squats and community centers. More awesome ideas and connections made in a weekend than I've sometimes had in six months.

Homes not Jails did provide lots of squat housing for people did an open occupation of a huge Keiser permanente-owned building, which was being cleared out this morning by police. I helped occupy the building last night, wish y'all could have made it.

Book fair was awesome, I had a good time tabling and helping promoting FnB, getting people signed up for their local chapter. I didn't have any money on my so no books, not that my studio has any more room. SF FnB shared food on book days... i saw some people i hadn't seen for a while.