Virus magazine

Virus magazine

Partial online archive of Virus magazine, a journal for militant anarchism initially founded by Colin Parker which then became the magazine of the Anarchist Communist Federation (later renamed the Anarchist Federation).

If you have any more issues of this magazine please add them to this archive or consider donating them to libcom to digitise

Comments

rat
Apr 26 2015 22:07

Excellent to see this archived on Libcom!

Steven.
Apr 26 2015 22:18
rat wrote:
Excellent to see this archived on Libcom!

we only have one issue though at the moment so if you know anyone who has an archive let us know!

Serge Forward
Apr 26 2015 23:17

Sparrows Nest does. I gave them a few back issues from no 1 onwards. Think they've got the whole set now.

rat
Apr 27 2015 09:07

I've just had a very quick look at the Sparrows' Nest website and I can see a reference to Virus magazine being scanned but I couldn't find a direct link to the publication. I did only take a quick look though.

Battlescarred
Apr 27 2015 10:59

I've got hold of some issues of Virus ( multiple copies) yesterday from the attic of the old flat in central London of Colin Parker. Can pass copies on to libcom. PM me.

rat
Apr 27 2015 23:01

Virus has to be the best ever title for an anarchist communist mag.

Steven.
Apr 28 2015 11:11

Hi rat, thanks for that. Looking at their website they just have a few bits and pieces scanned

Battlescarred wrote:
I've got hold of some issues of Virus ( multiple copies) yesterday from the attic of the old flat in central London of Colin Parker. Can pass copies on to libcom. PM me.

that would be great. I'll get in touch when I have some time in the next couple of weeks

arminius
Apr 28 2015 16:55
rat wrote:
Virus has to be the best ever title for an anarchist communist mag.

Even better now with the internet connotation of 'viral'.

Steven.
Apr 28 2015 21:50
arminius wrote:
rat wrote:
Virus has to be the best ever title for an anarchist communist mag.

Even better now with the internet connotation of 'viral'.

apparently they stopped using it because of the HIV-AIDS epidemic and the resultant connotations with the word "virus"

Serge Forward
Apr 28 2015 22:17

I'd forgotten that but yes, that was one reason we changed the name.