Angels

Peter Lamborn Wilson

THAMES HUDSON LTD

outsider history of 16th-19th century North Africa

Pirate Utopias: Moorish Corsairs & European Renegadoes

History

Americas

Autonomedia

Every map has its Night Sky, because the Map is not the Territory, &amp; yet it is. Ordinary maps project ideological inscriptions onto the body of landscape but a magical map would share essences with that landscape &amp; engage in co-realization with it. Such a map could then act as a pilgrim's guide to the Profane or Secular Illumination, a pagan theory of Sacred Earth as cartomantic spell. Looked at this way, even ordinary maps possess an invisible or nocturnal dimension, or rather a set of stars &amp; asterisms that replicate or mirror its topography &amp; hydrography in the sleeping sky. As Above, So Below: sciences that (as Novalis says) will then have been poeticized.

Riverpeople

Book as magpie s nest or mosaic made up of bits of other books, this work aims to give a thick impression of a single Egyptian city, Akhmim, called by the Greeks Panopolis, city of Pan. As a time machine, this book will take the reader back to the 5th century A.D., when the last champions of Paganism were battling against the coming triumph of Christianity. Alchemy, Magic, Gnosticism, Greco-Egyptian religion, psychotropic ritual and other syncretistic elements mingled to give birth to Hermeticism, a still-living tradition which provides us with the means to appreciate the voyage we will make into a Past that is not dead.

The Temple of Perseus at Panopolis

Ancient Civilizations

A book in two parts, with, firstly, reminiscences, rants, and anarchist (in)activism in New York from circa 1984 onwards old stalwarts and comrades of Emma Goldman, the Libertarian Book Club and Anarchist Forums, the Autonomedia Collective, the John Henry Mackay Society, religion, entheogens, Luddism, hoodoo, paleolithic reactionaries and future primitivism.... Deep gossip, demonic power, tiny anarchies, the end of the world and theories of everything. Converted to anarchism by Krazy Kat comics at age 13, Peter Lamborn Wilson has devoted his political energies (such as they be) to its noble ideals and, as Nietzsche says, there are some causes one does not desert if only because it would give one s enemies too much satisfaction. Hope against hope.... Thirty years of Armed Nostalgia, Escapism, Ontological Anarchy and the Temporary Autonomous Zone. The latter half of this volume consists of essays on Symbolisme, alchemy and anarchism in the arts, with commentaries on William Morris, Walter Crane, Odilon Redon, Max Klinger, Stéphane Mallarmé, Paul Signac, Félix Fénéon, Rube Goldberg, Paul Gauguin, Frantisek Kupka, Marcel Duchamp, Joseph Beuys, George Herriman, and many others.

Heresies: Anarchist Memoirs, Anarchist Art

Preface, The Editors; Hope in Rojava, David Levi Strauss; Syria's Kurdish Revolution: The Anarchist Element and the Challenge of Solidarity, Bill Weinberg; Why Is the World Ignoring the Revolutionary Kurds in Syria?, David Graeber; No. This Is a Genuine Revolution, David Graeber &amp; Pinar Ögünç; Abdullah Öcalan, Peter Lamborn Wilson; Öcalan's Angels, Newsha Tavakolian; No Miracles at Work, Havin Güneser; A Revolution of Life, Saleh Muslim &amp; Jonas Staal; Woman Fighters of the YPJ, Murat Bay; The World's First Army of Women, Evren Kocabiçak; Two Excerpts from 'Liberating Life: Women's Revolution', Abdullah Öcalan; New Wars and Autonomous Self-Defense in Kurdistan, Nazan Üstündag; Dispatches From Rojava, El Errante / Paul Z. Simons; Rojava: To Dare Imagining, Dilar Dirik; The Mastery of Non-Mastery, Michael Taussig; Acknowledgments &amp; Bios; Sources &amp; Resources; The Charter of the Rojava Cantons

To Dare Imagining: Rojava Revolution

David Levi Strauss

DAVID GRAEBER

Michael Taussig

Murat Bay

Dilar Dirik

Havin Güneser

Evren Kocabiçak

Saleh Muslim

Abdullah Öcalan

Pinar Ögünç

Newsha Tavakolian

Nazan Üstündag

Bill Weinberg

Military

Do you hate short stories but love tales? Like Tales of Hoffman, Lord Dunsany, Borges, Isak Dinesen, Calvino, Jack Vance's Dying Earth, Leonora Carrington, Theodore Sturgeon, Angela Carter, L. Frank Baum...? Then... maybe you'll like these. Take them to the beach!

Night Market Noodles and Other Tales

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

Thibault or the Secrets of the Sea

This book has the ambition to stage a multi-phased resistance to the power that images exert in the contemporary world, and, at the same time, to offer something like the keys to the transformation of that power. Peter Lamborn Wilson

The Critique of the Image... Is the Defense of the Imagination

Diane Di Prima

Robert Kelly

Christopher Bamford

Carolee Schneeman

Gerrit Lansing

Charles Stein

Ivan, Illich

In hyper-normal hybrids the boundaries between man and machine have dissolved. Inside their nervous systems lies a strange but fascinating theme: the digital unconscious. Which forces act through algorithmic processes? What secrets can be found in the shadowy realm of technology, welded to human nervous systems? How can the complexity of these relationships be described and what forms of access can cultural approaches offer?

Digital Uconscious: Nervous Systems and Uncanny Predictions

Konrad Becker

Critical Art Ensemble

Erik Davis

Lydia H. Liu

Felix Stalder

Franco Bifo Berardi

Ewen Chardonnet

S.M.Amadae

Cecelia Calheiros

Eva Illiouz

Katja Mayer

El Iblis Shah

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Peter Lamborn Wilson. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Peter Lamborn Wilson