Due to the length and cost we are asking for $3 for the catalog, 57 pages.

We were also able to lower the price slightly. This is for domestic orders only, contact us for international. Including familiar and new Oak contributors. Contributors include Jason Rodgers, Wolfi Landstreicher, John Zerzan, Sascha Engel, Invecchiare Selvatico, Artxmis Thoreau, VoF and many more. Contact...

A beautiful exploration of the Tamarix project containing poetry, offerings, essays and images. Printed by Haeresis Dea. 163 pages. 5x7.

Featuring 18 pages of poetry from Oak contributor and Infinity Land author Sean M Huber. Art by Haegtesse. Screenprinted covers and block printed envelopes in folded A5 format, stitch binding. Produced at Oak HQ

Offering 6 independent pieces, now anthologized in this collection, this book offers a wide-ranging critique of anarcho-primitivism from both without and within. 346 pages. 5x7.5

Heresy is a gesture which reveals the dominion of sanctioned reality. As a handful of dust tossed into the air or a column of smoke rising from a distant hillside exposes the machinations of the wind, so Heresy exposes the invisible systems and recursive patterns, the hidden premises and subtle assumptions,...

Get your preorder in now with early pricing. Updates will come out on length and content between now and June. It is highly likely the price will need to increase due to shipping costs and processing fees. As always, we try to make preorders more affordable since they literally keep the magazine coming...

A collection of poems by Sean M. Huber, with photographs by Chris Friel. Stapled booklet, 36 pages, 148 x 206

A reissue of the John Zerzan Reader, with a new introduction by Steve Kirk. Put out by HDP. 5x7 249 pages. Includes classic essays from Elements of Refusal and Future Primitive -- and many others.

Scrutiny #1 (Out Jan 2025) (an anarch journal of review) Scrutiny is sorely needed, everywhere. That has been our assessment. If we are to move beyond the banal and redundant self-referential mediocrity of this current reality, we need to be far more relationally critical and honest, not only of the...