
V pour Vendetta
Alan Moore
1988 · 2020 edition
352 pages
Books about anarchism explore the idea of a society without rulers. Classic thinkers, histories of movements and uprisings, and novels imagining communities that govern themselves are all here. They are provocative reading, whatever you conclude. Only books in French are listed.

Alan Moore
1988 · 2020 edition
352 pages

Karl Marx
1971 · 1991 edition
188 pages

Henry David Thoreau
1882 · 2022 edition
352 pages

Ursula K. Le Guin
1974 · 1983 edition
350 pages

Thomas More
1885 · 2015 edition
110 pages

George Orwell
1970 · 2000 edition
293 pages

G. K. Chesterton
1971 · 1984 edition
173 pages

Naomi Klein
2000 · 2002 edition
743 pages

Joseph Conrad
1973 · 1995 edition
350 pages

Guy Debord
1978 · 1992 edition
208 pages

Bahri, Vladimir Il'ich Lenin
Published 1982
190 pages

Theodore Kaczynski
1995 · 2022 edition
130 pages

Fernando Pessoa
1995 · 2000 edition
112 pages

Peter Kropotkin
1972 · 2013 edition
188 pages

Eduardo Mendoza
1975 · 2012 edition
416 pages

Robert Nozick
1974 · 1988 edition
442 pages

Greil Marcus
1989 · 1998 edition
560 pages

Comité invisible
Published 2007
125 pages

Peter Lamborn Wilson
1991 · 1997 edition
90 pages

Errico Malatesta, Ricardo Mella, Ángel J. Cappelletti
1995 · 2017 edition
37 pages

Emma Goldman
1970 · 2018 edition
1095 pages

P. J. Proudhon
1972 · 2018 edition
338 pages

Raoul Vaneigem
1983 · 2020 edition
192 pages

James C. Scott
2012 · 2014 edition
233 pages