Anarchist Voices

Focusing on the voices of American anarchists, this collection features fifty-three interviews conducted by Paul Avrich over three decades. The interviews reveal the personal experiences and perspectives of individuals active in the anarchist movement from the 1880s to the 1930s, challenging the stereotype of anarchists as mere terrorists. Including both well-known figures like Emma Goldman and lesser-known activists, the narratives offer rich insights into the complexities and human dimensions of anarchism, often overlooked by mainstream historians.