Happy 200th birthday John Ruskin!
I would like to wish a very happy 200th birthday to John Ruskin, who was born on February 8, 1819. Ruskin was an art critic […]
Articles by Paul Cudenec
No Such Place as Asha – my new extremist novel!
No Such Place as Asha: An Extremist Novel has now been published and is available to buy online. Here’s the blurb: Beer-loving Brighton journalist Jon […]
Fighting for our lives: an authentic ideology of anti-capitalist resistance
The artificiality and abstraction of life under contemporary capitalism is dragging us further and further way from a real sense of being alive – in […]
Gilets Jaunes: unfiltered anti-capitalism
As part of my journalistic work with Shoal Collective, I have been speaking to some of the people involved in the Gilets Jaunes movement near […]
End industrialism or humankind dies
Opposing capitalism as a whole, including the industrialism which enables it to expand and dominate, is not a very popular position to take. Even at […]
Towards an anarchist metaphysics
I suspect there will be someone out there who has taken a glance at the title of this article and has not even reached as […]
The general truth about cats
Somebody on social media commented the other day that “All Cats Are Beautiful” was a lazy slogan and self-evidently untrue. On one level, I can […]
Fracking, injustice and authority
The unjust jailing of anti-fracking protesters in the north of England (which happily has provoked a new wave of resistance to the toxic industry) has […]
A philosophy fashioned from anarchism
It’s now been five years since the publication of my first book, The Anarchist Revelation. I have written a few more since then and have […]
Wanted: a real opposition to capitalism
I have to admit that I sometimes feel ideologically dislocated from prevalent thinking in anarchist circles. Although I have no quibbles with most struggles and […]