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                   What Anarchists Say about An Anarchist FAQ

   "At long last An Anarchist Frequently Asked Questions (AFAQ) has moved
   from the Internet onto the printed page . . . it is likely to be the
   primary source anarchists turn too for information about anarchist
   theory and history . . . . It is accessible, not laden with jargon but
   also built on ten years and more of solid research . . . The structure
   of the book is such that it is easy to dip into . . . this [is a]
   comprehensive resource. The prefix to the book is 'An' Anarchist FAQ.
   The collective is too modest. This is the place to go to find out about
   anarchist ides, theory and practice. It is accessible and based on
   sound research. Thoroughly recommended." ([1]Richard Griffin, Freedom).

   "the primary source of information about anarchism on the world wide
   web . . . a foundation stone for laying down the idea of anarchism as
   the viable alternative that we should work towards achieving."
   ("Workers Solidarity", Workers Solidarity Movement)

   "this invaluable resource is highly recommended for anyone wishing to
   delve further or gain a better understanding of anarchism as a
   practice, living, socially relevant ideology." ("Direct Action",
   Solidarity Federation)

   "The anarchist FAQ has been one of the standout achievements of the
   last decade in terms of its rigorous treatment of every aspect of the
   theory. Its translation from screen to print is long overdue."
   (Freedom)

   "the most comprehensive resource available . . . for a discussion on
   anarchism is An Anarchist FAQ" (Flint Jones, NEFAC)

   "The Anarchist FAQ collective are to be congratulated on producing this
   excellent book. Always intended to be used by anarchists as an
   organising tool, the FAQ will also be useful to newcomers to anarchism
   and to those who already think of themselves as anarchists, but who
   would like to deepen their understanding of anarchist politics. The FAQ
   format makes it really easy to dip into in order to find answers to all
   those questions that anarchists are often asked by sceptics and critics
   (of right and left) as well as by other activists who are sympathetic
   but just don't know much about anarchism, or have been influenced by
   the many misrepresentations of anarchism put about by Leninists and the
   capitalist media. So The Anarchist FAQ succeeds in being a very
   accessible introduction to anarchism, whilst being at the same time
   detailed, wide-ranging, properly researched and authoritative. Highly
   recommended!" (David Berry author of A History of the French Anarchist
   Movement, 1917-1945)

   "Thanks for a fabulous job on this. What an amazing project! . . . All
   best wishes to all of you, and again, congratulations on a excellent
   work." (Mark Leier, author of Bakunin: The Creative Passion)

   "monumental and essential FAQ dedicated to anarchism" (Norman
   Baillargeon, L'order moins le pouvoir: Histoire et actualite de
   l'anarchisme)

   "The Anarchist FAQ should be one of the first stops for anyone studying
   anarchism. It's an extensive compilation of material, painstakingly
   indexed, of anarchist history, theory and practice. Just tracing the
   tantalising block quotes to their original sources, via the amazing
   bibliography--which alone is worth the price of the book--will take you
   a long way toward an education on any of the subject headings. On a
   personal note, I benefited greatly from stumbling across the FAQ near
   the beginning of my own journey into anarchism." (Kevin Carson author
   of Studies in Mutualist Political Economy)

   ""Found it very detailed and informative and I'm sure it will prove to
   be an excellent reference book for those interested in the subject and
   for those who wish to defend anarchism." (John Couzin, anarchist from
   Glasgow)

References

   1. http://anarchism.pageabode.com/afaq/freedom-review-of-an-anarchist-faq