Volume 9 Issue 1 (PDF for reading 8.5×11)
Volume 9 Issue 1 (PDF for printing 11×17)
In this issue:
https://anathema.noblogs.org/post/2022/10/24/volume-8-issue-2/
In this issue:
What Went Down
Interviews from the Meadows
Alabama Prison Strike
The Social and Survival: On Becoming a Threat
When One Door Closes….Break It In: Thoughts on the Criminalization
of Abortion
The Conscious Soldier-Brother: Puerto Rican Struggle
Cospito on Hunger Strike
Service
EN: Nevermore – An Anarchist Journal of Heresy and Thoughtcrime
FR: NEVERMORE – UN JOURNAL ANARCHISTE SUR L’HÉRÉSIE ET LA PENSÉE CRIMINELLE
Introduction
The monstrous Black Volcano which has loomed and leered menacingly over Happy City since it was founded has finally erupted.
Vast rivers of lava are streaming down the mountain slopes towards the human settlement and ash is already beginning to rain on the rooftops. It is only a matter of time before a pyroclastic cloud scorches instant death onto the people or the molten rock pours into the narrow streets and kills everyone.
But in the city there is complete calm. Reassured by the King’s insistence that they are in no danger and that the volcano is not actually erupting at all, the city folk are going about their everyday lives. Goods are bought and sold, meals prepared and eaten, couples married and children educated.
There was a brief moment of confusion when it was discovered that the Happy City authorities had cut down every single tree in the Great Gardens in order to build a massive wooden fence on the northern limits.
But rumours that this was designed to hide from view the erupting Black Volcano were soon dismissed as malicious paranoid fantasies, as the King explained that it was a completely necessary step to protect his people from blood-thirsty foreign pirates and smugglers.
And so, as certain extinction draws ever closer, the people of the Happy City keep bustling around, making money, gossiping, squabbling over the petty details of their lives and reporting to the Official Inquisitor any citizen seen to be sniffing suspiciously at the sulphur-laden air, cocking an alert ear to the distant rumbling or trying to peer through the gaps in the Great Anti-Crime Fence in order to see if the lava is close.
Welcome to Dystopia 2021.
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