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Black and Green Review, No. 1

Black and Green Review is an anarcho-primitivist (AP) magazine with a single goal: to deepen the AP and Green Anarchist (GA) critiques through open discussion and debate. Our context is the context of collapse. We have become a part of the unfolding process of a civilization stretched beyond its means and the strains of domestication unravel. We are in dire times, but we will never give in. On our path towards encompassing wildness; we will resist, we will fight, and we will never give up in the face of all odds. Contents: Opening Editorial by Kevin Tucker ESSAYS 1. Faster: The Age of Acceleration by John Zerzan 2. The Last Graveyard by Xu Lizhi 3. The Suffocating Void: Domestication and Pathoogical Distraction by Kevin Tucker 4. Slaves to Our Own Creation by Cliff Hayes 5. Escaping the Void by Steve Kirk 6. The Commodification of Wildness and Its Consequences by Four Legged Human 7. Civilization Only Loves the Living When They're Dead by Natasha Alvarez 8. To Rust Metallic Gods: An Anarcho-Primitivism Critique of Paganism by Autumn Leaves Cascade DISCUSSION 9. Feralculture: Discussing Nodal Land Projects with Andrew Badenoch 10. Wild Healing: Talking about Building Wild Communitie

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