Black and Green Review no 1 by Kevin Tucker (2015-03-11)

Black and Green Review is a new anarcho-primitivist journal focused on expanding anti-civilization and green anarchist praxis, discourse and debate. Following on the legacy of Species Traitor and Green Anarchy, this new publication seeks to draw out the critique of civilization and the return to wildness. For a passionate resistance and wild existence. Editors: Kevin Tucker, John Zerzan, Four Legged Human, Steve Kirk, and Evan Cestari. Contents 3 Opening Editorial by Kevin Tucker 4 ESSAYS 8 Faster: The Age of Acceleration by John Zerzan 9 The Last Graveyard by Xu Lizhi 13 The Suffocating Void: Domestication and Pathoogical Distraction by Kevin Tucker 14 Slaves to Our Own Creation by Cliff Hayes 37 Escaping the Void by Steve Kirk 39 The Commodification of Wildness and Its Consequences by Four-Legged Human 46 Civilization Only Loves the Living When They're Dead by Natasha Alvarez 64 To Rust Metallic Gods: An Anarcho-Primitivism Critique of Paganism by Autumn Leaves Cascade 65 DISCUSSION 80 Feralculture: Discussing Nodal Land Projects with Andrew Badenoch 81 Wild Healing: Talking about Building Wild Communities with Sky 88 FIELD NOTES FROM THE PRIMAL WAR 92 The Nasty, Brutish and Short of It: Primal War and Resistance to Civilization 93 True Crime Case Files: California Grid Attack 94 The Ferguson Insurrection 97 Action and Response 101 The Resilience of the Wild: Stalking and Talking Wolves with Rod Coronado 107 Field Work in the End Times, Part One: An Anthropologist's View on the Collapse 114 REVIEWS 122 After Prison. Reviewed by Kevin Tucker 123 What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly. Reviewed by Cliff Hayes 124 What the Robin Knows: How Birds Reveal the Secrets of the Natural World by Jon Young. Reviewed by Kevin Tucker 127