10th Annual Bay Area Anarchist Bookfair

Bound Together Anarchist Collective Book Store presents the 10th annual Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair, Saturday, March 26, 2005 from 10 AM to 6 PM at the San Francisco County Fair Building, Golden Gate Park near Ninth Avenue and Lincoln Way.

The largest Book Fair of it’s kind in North America returns for its 10th anniversary, with over 60 vendors, café and an impressive roster of speakers. Admission is free.

The San Francisco workers collective Arizmendi Bakery will be selling food and beverages at the Café. Everyone is welcome to attend.

Speakers confirmed so far include:

Barry Pateman - archivist at the Kate Sharpley Library, and senior editor at the Emma Goldman Papers. The most recent volume of Emma Goldman - A Documentary History Of The American Years Volume 2: Making Speech Free, 1902-1909 has just been published by University of California Press,and he has authored introductions to both the new edition of Alexander Berkman's 'What Is Anarchism' and The Voltairine De Cleyre Reader

Ward Churchill - reknowned scholar activist and troublemaker is the author and editor of numerous books and audio CDs. His latest work is On The Justice Of Roosting Chickens

Eric Drooker - legendary graphic artist whose work has graced a thousand walls, posters, t shirts and book covers. His seminal novel without words, Flood! is now available again in a new elegant edition

Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz - pioneering feminist, and perennial activist is the author of two (to date) autobiographies - Red Dirt: Growing Up Okie, and her memoir of the 60s, Outlaw Woman

Chris Carlsson spent 13 years stealing office supplies to produce Processed World, a zine that chronicled the drudgery of 9-to-5 desk jobs. He helped bring Critical Mass into being, and created SHAPING SAN FRANCISCO: The Interactive Multimedia Excavation of the Lost History of San Francisco

Lynn Breedlove, chief singer and songwriter for infamous dyke-punk band Tribe 8, has been performing throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe for over a decade. She currently teaches at the Harvey Milk Institute in San Francisco,where she lives. Her first novel, Godspeed, is not your average drug redemption story, but it’s obviously based on her own experiences as an addict in past years, and that’s what makes it so compelling and real.

Entartete Künst (German for 'degenerate art') is an anarcho-electro/hip-hoppers put out political electronic music that fuses low- and high-brow culture (think dark, slow hip-hop with Noam Chomsky samples) into a potent mix that challenges the status quo.

For more information, call Bound Together Books at (415) 431-8355