1312 Press Zine Distro
1312 Press is a small anarchist zine-distro and publisher currently based in Seattle, WA, in occupied Coast Salish territories. We focus on publishing and distributing zines that contribute to the struggle against police, fascism, and the ongoing colonization of people and land. Sometimes this looks like zines about graffiti, interviews with Indigenous land defenders, other […]
NEW ZINE: Iranian Anarchists on Protests In Response to the Police Murder of Mahsa Amini
Last month the Black Rose Anarchist Federation posted an interview with Iranian Anarchists on the growing revolt in response to police violence and state power in Iran. Recently our friends at the Bellingham Alternative Library formatted that interview into a beautiful zine, and we are hosting it here for further dissemination. Please download and print […]
ANONYMOUS SUBMISSION: “6,500 DEAD: BOYCOTT QATAR ’22”
anonymous submission to 1312 Press During the victory celebrations after the CCL 2022 Final in Seattle, several of us displayed a banner reading “6,500 DEAD: BOYCOTT QATAR ’22” and were pleased to find it got significant air time during the broadcast of the game on national television. We did so knowing that several heads of […]
SUBMITTED ZINE: Wildpunk – Black Against Civilization
This zine has been anonymously submitted for hosting, and so we publish it here. 1312 Press had no role in writing, transcribing, or designing any part of this zine. The pdf’s can be found at the bottom of this post. “Wildpunk: Black Against Civilization” is the first English-language translation of writings by Elany, a Black […]
SUBMITTED ZINE: Go Kits for Anti-Fascist Community Defense
This zine was submitted to 1312 Press anonymously. We’re publishing it here for easy distribution, but have had no role in the authoring of this text. Go Kits for Anti-Fascist Community Defense: Materials, Organization, Deployment, and Uses Download Zine Here Disclaimer: The following aims to help people be better prepared for and respond to threats […]
NEW ZINE: Rank And File Antiracism – Historicizing Punk And Rock Against Racism
“Rank And File Antiracism: Historicizing Punk And Rock Against Racism” by Stuart Schrader explores the history of Rock Against Racism, an anti-racist music festival started in London in 1976 to add a cultural component to the fight against racism and fascism across England. download Rank And File Antiracism zine here Excerpts from the article: Rock […]
NEW ZINE: Never Surrender – A History of the Antifascist Skinhead Movement
We are incredibly excited to present this new zine “Never Surrender – A History of the Antifascist Skinhead Movement.” It collects two essays that explore the inherently anti-racist roots of skinhead and punk culture. The first essay, “A History of Skinhead Culture (And How Nazis Appropriated It)” provides a great introduction to skinhead culture and […]
NEW ZINE: Seven Theses on the Three-Way Fight
article originally published to Three-Way Fight blog download zine: 7-theses-on-the-threeway-fight artwork by Josh Konwinski By Devin Zane Shaw The seven theses I propose here were first published as part of a preface to T. Derbent’s German Communist Resistance 1933–1945, published by Foreign Languages Press (2020). I have reworked parts of that preface here as a standalone […]
NEW ZINE: SHARPer Times – Portland Anti-Racist Action and Skinheads Against Racial Prejudice
In partnership with the “It Did Happen Here” podcast, we are pleased to announce our second installment in zines about anti-racist skinhead organizing in Portland during the 1990s. The “It Did Happen Here” podcast is an independently produced podcast that documents the fight against racist white boneheads in the 1980’s and 90’s in Portland, Oregon. […]
NEW ZINE: The Baldies & Anti-Racist Action: A History in Anti-Racist Skinhead Organizing
The “It Did Happen Here” podcast is an independently produced podcast that documents the fight against racist white skinheads in the 1980’s and 90’s in Portland, Oregon. The 11 episodes feature interviews with many people who worked together in those days and reveal the unlikely collaboration between groups of immigrants, civil rights activists, militant youth […]
ZINE: Making Sense of Fascism by Matthew N. Lyons
reposted from Screwston AFC This is an abridged version of Matthew N. Lyons’ essay “Two Ways of Looking at Fascism,” originally published in the July 2008 issue of Socialism and Democracy (Vol. 22, No. 2), available online at https://sdonline.org/issue/47/two-ways-looking-fascism We believe this essay provides an extremely valuable analysis of the class politics, ideology, and historical […]