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Second print run of Madame Simone et more lovely news..

Little bit of fun news.. Madame Simone is available again! What a pleasant little surprise this has been… When I first decided to publish Madame Simone in English, I genuinely did not expect much interest in the English speaking world. Looking back, I probably should have done it years ago. For whatever reason, I imagined […]

Against the Cell. Illegalism After Prairieland or Against Legibility. How Movements Become Evidence

  Recent prosecutions associated with Prairieland and similar cases did not rest upon the discovery of hidden command structures, secret directives, or an underground organization issuing orders from behind the scenes. Prosecutors assembled communications, publications, transportation records, political affiliations, support networks, organizational practices, and ongoing associations between individuals. Signal chats appeared in the record. Vetting […]

Poste updates, Issue Contents

Small Update: Another little round of early spring’s issue went out this morning, so if you sent for Distinctively Dionysian over a week ago, here comes yours. (Feel free to reach out for tracking if you like). Also, for last week’s requests, 40 more have been block-printed, saddle-stitched and will be at the poste on […]

New special issue of Distinctively Dionysian: Egoïste Exégèse

  Bonjour, amis. Apologies for the lack of updates in this space—je suis occupée! Been translating like crazy, finishing my book, getting our private press off the ground (new presses et vintage machines, yay!), and building a site, alongside all the printing and mailing. (We’ve gained a wave of new correspondents and subscribers. For longer […]

Catching up to mail, printing Late Fall/Early Winter Issue -Un Petit Update, Pour Nos Chers Insurgés

Mon cher monde sauvage, The whirlwind of ink, thoughts, et ferocious wildness pouring into the P.O. box these past two months has been an absolute délice. Each time it is unlocked, there’s a flood of anarchists et wild things—sending their stories, zines, sketches, photographs, their books, their amour fou. Tokens of love and madness. Physical […]