Reddit mentions of Possibilities: Essays on Hierarchy, Rebellion, and Desire

Anarchic communities that excite me--historical and contemporary-- include squatter towns, radical trailer parks, the more egalitarian maroon communities, some pirates, evasive tribal/band societies, and Graeber's description of the Malagasy. I'm also stoked on experiments in gift economies and alternative exchange, hacking and subversive use of technology, various anti-work strategies, ect.

So far, attempts at large scale anarchist revolutions have been disastrous. I can only hope that the marginal self-organized communities we have to work with can chip away at structure of control until they no longer exist. If not, creating as much cooperative autonomy as possible as soon as possible is a valuable end in itself.