Hi,

We are in the process of transferring the site to a new host. We have disabled open publishing on the site while the move takes place. It should be good by tomorrow.

Thanks to everyone's help and suggestions.

pirate

Please Print this out and write to these prisoners. Better, post it publicly and use it to host a card writing night. Tragically, there are four more people on this poster than there were last April. Let’s make sure to show them lots of love and support for their first birthday locked up.

Keep on fighting,
Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective
http://prisonbooks.info

Hello,

The host of this website recently switched servers against the will of zinelibrary to a Virtual Private Server that costs 600% more than the previous hosting. This is way out of the price range for the people who currently pay to have the site online.

This site has always been free and we have never asked for money. The site is under threat and needs a new server as soon as possible. We can kick down a hundred bucks a year for costs toward the new host. We prefer a radical tech collective than a corporate server if you know of one?

Thanks.

pirate (zinelibrary (at) riseup (dot) net)

P.S. If the site goes offline soon know that people are working to get it back up.
Monthly stats:
Bandwidth: 241412.367 MB
Disc usage: 17 GB
Database: 595.189 MB  read more »

"Probably the easiest and arguably most important aspect of supporting prisoners is writing to them. One of the hardest things for many prisoners to cope with is the feeling of isolation – being cut off from friends and family and everything they know in their normal lives.  read more »

by George Woodcock

This zine, published by April Rosenblum and recently disappeared from the pintelyid website in which it was previously hosted, is fundamental to my understanding of antisemitism, left antisemitism, islamophobia, and how to act in solidarity with Palestinian liberation as a Jew and antiracist activist. Please read this and share it with all your networks.  read more »

A pamphlet on the weaknesses of most current anarchist scenes when it comes to how to deal with how broken we all are in relationships.  read more »

A newly-formatted compilation of two essays exploring the potential of those within prison to transcend the racialized hatred cultivated by prison officials. First, “Back from Hell” by Lorenzo Komboa Evrin, followed by “Black and White and Dead All Over” by Staughton Lynd.

Please Print this out and write to these prisoners. Better, post it publicly and use it to host a card writing night.We're experimenting with the format a little, so this month is a double sided 11x17 that can also be used as a poster to promote your local letter writing night.

Keep on fighting,
Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective
http://prisonbooks.info

Contact Zinelibrary if you know about Drupal sites, libraries or translation efforts and would like to expand this site.

Thanks.

No being deserves punishment, we all need healing.

Please Print this out and write to these prisoners. Better, post it publicly and use it to host a card writing night.We're experimenting with the format a little, so this month is a double sided 11x17 that can also be used as a poster to promote your local letter writing night.

Keep on fighting,
Chapel Hill Prison Books Collective
http://prisonbooks.info

A collection of interviews with six autonomous spaces in Indonesia and the Philippines. The interviews were conducted at the start of 2011, and although the zine has existed for some time, it has unfortunately not been published online until now.  read more »

The following zine is compilation of selected writings taken from letters from U.S. Penitentiaries from warrior Oso Blanco, written over a five-year period.  read more »