BG10: Black and Green Review no 5
280 pages of anti-civilization critique, praxis and discussion. Essays from John Zerzan, Kevin Tucker, Four Legged Human and Ian Smith. Some really great interviews with truly amazing people; Gay Bradshaw (Carnivore Minds), Klee Benally (Indigenous Action), and Nora Gedgaudas (Primal Body, Primal Mind). In depth looks at the resisting the Canyon Mine & nuclear colonialism, the Olympia Commune, Evan Mecham Eco Terrorist International Conspiracy (EMETIC), PTSD in wild populations, an increasingly hackable modernity, the return of the Old Ways in Native populations, rewilding, resistance, and a lot of digging at the roots of the mess we are in. Plus some extremely in depth reviews and a lot more.
Author(s): Kevin Tucker; John Zerzan; Four-Legged Human; Ian Smith; Jason Rodgers; Allie Bynum; Cliff Hayes; Nora Gedgaudas; Klee Benally;
Series: Black and Green Review No 5, Winter 2018
Publisher: Black and Green Press
Year: 2018
Language: English
Pages: 278
Opening Editorial: Kevin Tucker
Tweedle Dum or Tweedle Dee?: John Zerzan
ESSAYS
Death: John Zerzan
Gathered Remains: Kevin Tucker
Night: John Zerzan
Hope & Wildness: Four Legged Human
Weavers: John Zerzan
When the (Recorded) Music’s Over: Ian Smith
Enclosed: John Zerzan
Feral Revisions: Kevin Tucker
DISCUSSION
Response
Friends & Agents: Jason Rodgers
We Thought You’d Like This Post From 10 Years Ago:
Allie Bynum
Everything is Connected: Queepueg
Greater Than: Cliff Hayes
Concluding Anti-History Postscript: John Zerzan
Pertaining to the Ego: Cliff Hayes
Primal Restoration: Nora Gedgaudas Interview
A San Calorie Almanac: Kevin Tucker
Feral Nutrition: Four Legged Human
FIELD NOTES FROM THE PRIMAL WAR
True Crime Case Files: Olympia Commune
On Poisoning Children: Kevin Tucker
Trauma and the Wild: GA Bradshaw Interview
700 Generations: Klee Benally Interview
True Crime Case Files: Evan Mecham Eco Terrorist
International Conspiracy (EMETIC)
Thanks for Hacking: Kevin Tucker
REVIEWS
Coyote America Review
A Tale of Two Inquiries: Kevin Tucker
Incredible Wild Edibles Review
Ever Present: Cliff Hayes
Technique and Obsolescence: Story Teller
