Includes the following publications:

(Dis)Connection - networking journal "dedicated to information and idea sharing for Radical Collectives and Counter institutions." Includes articles and information about the activities of radical organizations in the United States and Canada. First issue published in Philadelphia, though based primarily in Chicago thereafter. Anarchist/anti-authoritarian in focus.

Active Resistance/Autonomous Zone - booklet, flyers, and program for Active Resistance counter-convention, an anarchist/counterculture convention organized by the Autonomous Zone collective in Chicago, which took place 21-31 August 1996, coinciding with the National Democratic Convention that year.

Baklava Autonomist Collective publications - leaflets and booklets promoting anarchism, situationism, and anti-capitalism, published by the Baklava Autonomist Collective in Chicago, Illinois. Titles are: Bowling for Beginners: An Anarchist Primer by the Revolutionary Anarchist Bowling League (RABL); What's Wrong with McDonalds? Everything They Don't Want You to Know by an unknown author; Anarchism by Emma Goldman, reprinted by Baklava from Anarchism and Other Essays; The Kronstadt Uprising of 1921 by Lynne Thorndycraft, reprinted by Baklava via the Black Eye Press, Seattle; The Situationists and Their Legacy by Philip Smith, reprinted by Collective Chaos, an "anti-profit propaganda project of the Baklava Autonomist Collective."

Biff Bang Pow - comic book, published by the Paisano Publishing Company and Olive Oil Importers, Chicago, Illinois. Comic strips are generally countercultural and satirical in nature, and include titles such as the Manson Family Circus, In-Between Jobs, and The Precocious Little Shit! Edited by Ivan Brunetti.

An Open Letter to the Left - mailing from Collective Chaos, containing several flyers and bulletins promoting anarchist events and providing information to anarchists. Published in Chicago, Illinois, and related to the Baklava Autonomist Collective and Wind Chill Factor publication. Flyers include: An Open Letter to the Left: On the Poverty of Protest in Chicago; Call to Solidarity press release; Subpoena: What Everyone Should Know About Grand Juries by Jacob Bear; Collective Chaos concert flyer; Anarchist Coffeehouse potluck flyer; flyer from Wind Chill Factor requesting donations; flyer from Collective Chaos updating readers on activities, and giving background on relationship to Baklava Autonomist Collective activities; petition card to Judge Nielson, U.S. District Court, for release of Johnathan Paul, who was jailed in Spokane, Washington as a result of his activities as part of the Animal Liberation Front

Feedbacks Underground Quarterly - newsletter/magazine edited by K.P. Lambert and published by Sonic Vision Entertainment, Schiller Park, Illinois. Generally counterculture in focus, including comics and satirical articles and music reviews.

Full Disclosure - newspaper, published in Libertyville, Illinois. Special Issue entitled Citizen's Guide on How to Use the Freedom of Information and Privacy Acts. Other issues of Full Disclosure focus on government surveillance and information. Slogan on paper is "For Truth, Justice, and The American Way." Unknown date range of publication.

Libertarian Labor Review - anarcho-syndicalist magazine co-founded by anarchist Sam Dolgoff in 1986. The name of the magazine was changed to the Anarcho-Syndicalist Review in 1999 in order to avoid confusion with the Libertarian Party of the United States. Concerned with anarcho-syndicalist issues, economics, labor relations, and politics. International in scope, though published in Champaign, Illinois and Cortland, New York.

Lumpen Magazine/The Lumpen Times - magazine published by the Lumpen Media Group, Chicago, Illinois. The organization was founded in 1991 in Chicago. Anti-authoritarian and counterculture in focus, with articles concerning local and national politics, culture, and social issues. Anti-capitalist, strongly opposed to mainstream political organization.

Mad Woman - zine, published in Chicago Illinois by H. Perkins. Part of the SisterSerpents feminist organization, founded in 1989. Strongly feminist in nature, with articles, images, and poems about rape, abortion, relationships, health care, and the portrayal of women in advertisements and culture,

NAM Working Papers on Gay and Lesbian Liberation and Socialism - booklet published by the New American Movement, Chicago, Illinois, 1979. Contains essays concerning homosexual culture in the 1970s and 1980s, the liberation of homosexuals, and the relationship of this liberation to the broader socialist goal of overthrowing capitalism.

PEE - zine, published in Naperville, Illinois, by Molly (last name not provided). Generally anti-authoritarian and anarchist in nature, with articles about social oppression, political issues, and similar topics. Unknown date range of publication.

Planet - underground newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois by PLANET. Includes fictional, satirical tabloid "news" stories. Apparently intended to mock tabloids such as the National Enquirer and Weekly World News. Unkown date range of publication.

Reader - independent, alternative newspaper published in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1971, as of 2014 it is still in publication. The newspaper is focused on local and national politics, urban affairs, social issues, culture, and music.

Rite Now - comic zine, published by Dan Grzeca in Lombard, Illinois, 1991. The comics vary thematically, and include a comic based on the song Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash, as well as visual examples of the idea of "doublespeak," or redefining politically charged words to make them seem more innocuous. As of 2014 Grzeca works as a printmaker in Chicago, primarily designing and printing posters for local musical acts.

Schoolstopper's Textbook - booklet of anti-education propaganda articles. Published in Chicago, Illinois by Wind Chill Factor zine. Articles were photocopied and reprinted from various sources.

Some Chicago Anarchists publications - primarily anarchist flyers and broadsides. Titles include Autonomy for Individual and Collective Self Rule: Newsletter of Some Chicago Anarchists; The Best Government is No Government; Don't Vote; Freedom for All!; U.S. Out of Central America is Not Enough! Focus of these publications is primarily anarchist, and includes local and national political news and events, along with leaflets, flyers and broadsides promoting anarchist causes and ideological positions. Individual authors are not identified.

Wind Chill Factor - zine, published by The Conspiracy collective in Chicago, Illinois. Also affiliated with Collective Chaos and the Baklava Autonomist Collective. The zine, with an unknown date range of publication, is anarchist and anti-authoritarian in focus. Article subjects include anarchist activities, local, national, and international politics, economics, police misconduct, social oppression, anti-war activism, and similar issues.

ILLINOIS I - BOX 6, FOLDER 7 (19 items):

Active Resistance, Aug. 21-31, 1996

Active Resistance/Autonomous Zone, Jan. 1, 1996

Active Resistance/Autonomous Zone, Jan. 10, 1996

Active Resistance - More Fun Than Santa: After Words, undated

Anarchism

Autonomy for Individual and Collective Self-Rule, May 1992

Autonomy for Individual and Collective Self-Rule, Jun. 1992

Autonomy for Individual and Collective Self-Rule, Sep.-Oct. 1992; 5 copies

The Best Government is No Government

Biff Bang Pow, no. 2, Feb. 1992

Bowling for Beginners: An Anarchist Primer

(Dis)Connection, no. 1, 1994 (Fall); 2 copies

(Dis)Connection, no. 2, Nov. 1994; 2 copies

ILLINOIS II - BOX 6, FOLDER 8 (12 items):

(Dis)Connection, no. 3, 1995 (Winter); 2 copies

Don't Vote!

Feedbacks Underground Quarterly, no. 2

Freedom For All!

Full Disclosure

The Kronstadt Uprising of 1921, no. 1

Libertarian Labor Review, no. 15, 1993 (Summer)

Lumpen v. 7, no. 63

LUMPEN v. 5, no. 4, 1996

The Lumpen Times v. 3, no. 20 [This oversize item has been separated. Oversize location: Box 12]

The Lumpen Times v. 3, no. 23 [This oversize item has been separated. Oversize location: Box 12]

ILLINOIS III - BOX 6, FOLDER 9 (7 items):

Mad Woman, no. 3, 1993 (Spring)

NAM Working Papers on Gay/Lesbian Liberation and Socialism, 1979

An Open Letter to the Left

PEE, no. 1, 1993

Planet v. 2, no. 5, Mar. 1992

Planet v. 2, no. 7, Jun. 1992; 2 copies

ILLINOIS IV - BOX 6, FOLDER 10 (6 items):

Reader, v. 23, no. 11, Dec. 10, 1993

Reader, v. 23, no 47, Aug. 26, 1994

Rite Now, no. 1

Schoolstoppers Textbook; 2 copies

The Situationists and Their Legacy, 1993

ILLINOIS V - BOX 7, FOLDER 1 (5 items):

U.S. Out of Central America is Not Enough!

What's Wrong with McDonalds

Wind Chill Factor, no. 1, Aug. 1991

Wind Chill Factor, no. 5, Mar. 1992

Wind Chill Factor, no. 6, May 1992

ILLINOIS VI - BOX 7, FOLDER 2 (5 items):

Wind Chill Factor, no. 7, Jul. 1992; 2 copies

Wind Chill Factor, no. 9, Jul. 1993; 3 copies