The Autonomous Library at Luna6 is a common resource, maintained and supported through your donations and some friendly publishers. The library holds a couple hundred zines and pamphlets, collected over the last decades, at infoshops that operated in Vilnius and Kaunas. The library also has tools for self-publishing: a zerox printer (a3 and a4 color/bw) and various instruments for binding publications.
If you would like to take a look, join our weekly open library hours on Wed 16-20 or write to us (luna6library[a]gmail.com) to setup an appointment.
If you find a book, zine, etc. you would like to take with you, please, fill in this form ✷
The Faggots and Their Friends Between Revolutions
Larry Mitchell
Contagion Press
Gender & Race
The Criminal Child
Jean Genet
Contagion Press
Gender & Race
To the Indomitable Hearts: The Prison Letters of Luciano “Tortuga” Pitronello
Contagion Press
Enforcing Normalcy
Lennard J. Davis
Gender & Race
Housing Financialization. Trends, Actors and Processses
European Action Coalition for the right to Housing and the City
Urbanism
Restless Cities
Matthew Beaumont and Gregory Dart
Urbanism
In Letters of Blood and Fire. Work, Machines and the Crisis of Capitalism
George Caffentzis
Common Notions Press
Philosopy & Social Theory
Wages for Students
George Caffentzis
Common Notions Press
In the Name of the People
Liasons
Common Notions Press
Philosopy & Social Theory
Witches, Witch-Hunting, and Women
Silvia Federici
Common Notions Press
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
For Health Autonomy: Horizons of Care Beyond Austerity
Carenotes Collective
Common Notions Press
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Capitalism in the Web of Life
Jason W. Moore
Philosopy & Social Theory
Atheism in Christianity
Ernst Bloch
Philosopy & Social Theory
Artificial Hells
Claire Bishop
Art & Culture
The Ego and His Own
Max Stirner
Philosopy & Social Theory
Heroes
Franco “Bifo” Berardi
Philosopy & Social Theory
In Defense of Housing
David Madden and Peter Marcuse
Urbanism
Marx and Human Nature
Norman Geras
Philosopy & Social Theory
Communal Luxury
Kristin Ross
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Imagined Communities
Benedict Anderson
History
Revolutionary Yiddishland
Alain Brossat and Sylvia Klingberg
History
The Civic Foundations of Fascism in Europe
Dylan Riley
History
Paradise Rot
Jenny Hval
Gender & Race
Humankind
Timothy Morton
Philosopy & Social Theory
The People’s Republic of Walmar
Leigh Phillips and Michal Rozworski
Philosopy & Social Theory
Comrade
Jodi Dean
Philosopy & Social Theory
Females
Andrea Long Chu
Gender & Race
One Man’s Terrorist
Daniel Finn
History
We Have Never Been Middle Class
Hadas Weiss
Philosopy & Social Theory
On Ideology
Louis Althusser
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Return of the Political
Chantal Mouffe
Philosopy & Social Theory
Burn It Down!
Breanne Fahs
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Resisting Evictions Across Europe
European Action Coalition for the right to Housing and the City
Urbanism
High-Risers: Cabrini-Green and the Fate of American Public Housing
Ben Austen
Urbanism
Revolting Prostitutes. The fight for Sex Workers’ Rights
Juno Mac and Molly Smith
Gender & Race
Normal Life. Administrative Violence, Critical Trans Resistance and The Limits of Law
Dean Spade
Gender & Race
Queering Anarchism
ed. C.B. Daring
Gender & Race
Information
ed. Sarah Cook
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
Practice
ed. Gabriel Levine
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
Look at hazards Look at Losses
Group for Conceptual Politics
Mute
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
Power
Michel Foucault
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Palestine Communist Party 1919–1948
Musa Budeiri
History
In Defense of Lost Causes
Slavoj Zizek
Philosopy & Social Theory
Willing Slaves of Capital: Marx and Spinoza on desire
Frederic Lordon
Philosopy & Social Theory
Apartheid Israel. The politics of an Analogy
ed. Jon Soske and Sean Jacobs
History
Chinese Society: Change, Conflict and Resistance
ed. Elizabeth Perry and Mark Selden
History
The Coming Insurrection
The Invisible Committee
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Meaning of Freedom
Angela Y. Davis
Gender & Race
Mongrel Firebugs
Steve Fraser
History
Guido Barroero
Cento anni di storia operaia
History
Nežemiško sekso fetišas
Supervert
Gender & Race
Ar jau galvoji apie meilę?
H. Briukneris
Neoliberalizm: Historia karastrofy
David Harvey
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Przestrzenie globalnego kapitalizmu
David Harvey
Philosopy & Social Theory
Przewodnik po Kapitale Karola Marksa
David Harvey
Philosopy & Social Theory
Nešventasis sakramentas: ideologija, tikėjimas ir išsilaisvinimo politika
Andrius Bielskis
Philosopy & Social Theory
Kūrybiškumo galia? Neoliberalistinės kultūros politikos kritika
Skaira Trilupaitytė
Philosopy & Social Theory
Smurtas
Slavoj Žižek
Philosopy & Social Theory
Marksizmas iš krikščionybė
Alasdair MacIntyre
Rusijos revoliucija Ukrainoje
Nestor Machno
History
Anarchizmas ir kitos esė
Emma Goldman
Philosopy & Social Theory
Jokio kito dievo, tik Dievas
Reza Aslan
Carceral capitalism
Jackie Wang
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Look at Hazards, Look at Losses various authors
Group for conceptual politicas
Mute
The Philosophy of Marx
Etienne Balibar
Philosopy & Social Theory
Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World without Work
Nick Srnicek, Alex Williams
Philosopy & Social Theory
Reproducing authonomy: work, money, crisis & contemporary art
Kerstin Stakemeier and Marina Vishmidt
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
Organizsatin of the organisationless: collective action after networks
Rodrigo Nunes
Philosopy & Social Theory
Наука логики, том 1-3
Гегель
Работы разных лет
Гегель
Энциклопедия философских наук
Гегель
Гадамер
Актуальность прекрасного
Клод Леви-Стросс
Печальные тропики
Этапы развития социологической мысли
Раймон Арон
Логика, или Искусство мыслить
А. Арно, П. Николь
Открытое общество и его враги, I-II
Карл Поппер
Искусство и Политика
Антонио Грамши
Философский словарь
The War on Drugs and the Global Colour Line
Kojo Koram
Gender & Race
Urbanism
Capitalist Realism
Mark Fisher
Caliban and the Witch: Women, the Body and Primitive Accumulation
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Means without End: Notes on Politics
Giorgio Agamben
Philosopy & Social Theory
Discourse on Colonialism
Aimé Césaire
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Ashkenazi Herbalism: Rediscovering the Herbal Traditions of Eastern European Jews
Deatra Cohen and Adam Siegel
History
The Conclusive Scene - Mao Zedong’s Last Meeting with the Red Guards, 28 June 1968
Rab-Rab
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Railway - An Adventure in Construction
Rab-Rab
History
Art & Culture
Free Jazz Communism
Rab-Rab
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
Coiled Verbal Spring: Devices of Lenin’s Language
Rab-Rab
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
JOURNEY TO THE LAND OF MOVIES
Rab-Rab
Art & Culture
The Author as Producer of Nothing
Rab-Rab
Art & Culture
Fake Star
Rab-Rab
Art & Culture
After Accountability: A Critical Genealogy of a Concept
Pinko, Wendy's Subway
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
No Logo
Naomi Klein
Fourth Estate
Philosopy & Social Theory
Texturing Space Towards an Exponential Cartography
adocs Publishing
Urbanism
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Reservoir
Woodbine
Autonomedia
Philosopy & Social Theory
(Ne)priklausomo šiuolaikinio meno istorijos
Lietuvos tarpdisciplininio meno kūrėjų sąjunga
History
Art & Culture
(Ne)priklausomo šiuolaikinio meno istorijos II tomas
Lietuvos tarpdisciplininio meno kūrėjų sąjunga
History
Art & Culture
Fossil Capital
Andreas Malm
Verso
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Idea of Communism
eds. Costas Douzinas & Slavoj Žižek
Verso
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Idea of Communism 2
ed. Slavoj Žižek
Verso
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Red Love: A \reader on Alexandra Kollontai
eds. Maria Lind
Gender & Race
History
Art & Culture
Autonomia: Post-Political Politics
eds. Sylvère Lotringer and Christian Marazzi
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
No Wall They Can Build: A guide to borders and migration across North America
ex-desert-aid-worker
Gender & Race
Zapatista Stories for Dreaming An-Other World
Subcommandante Marcos
Gender & Race
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Только Сами: Доводы в пользу економики участия
Робин Ханель
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Autonomy Is in Our Hearts: Zapatista Autonomous Government through the Lens of the Tsotsil Language
Dylan Eldredge Fitzwater
Gender & Race
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Socrates the Skinhead: The Life of a Russian Antifascist
eds. Dmitry Okrest and Katya Arenina
History
Art & Culture
We are not afraid of ruins: On violent takeover of our home and social center Syrena by macho-anarchists
Syrena collective and friends
History
In Search of Fatima: A Palestinian Story
Ghada Karmi
Verso
History
Friends of Israel: The Backlash against Palestine Solidarity
Hil Aked
Verso
History
Towers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom
Maya Wind
Verso
History
Erasing Palestine: Free Speech and Palestinian Freedom
Rebecca Ruth Gould
Verso
History
Plowshares into Swords: From Zionism to Israel
Arno J. Mayer
Verso
History
The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation around the World
Antony Loewenstein
Verso
History
Black Hyperbox
ed. Alina Popa, Florin Flueras
PUNCH
Philosopy & Social Theory
Fascism / Anti-fascism: With Additional Aufheben Review and Author Jean Barrot's Reply
Jean Barrot
Active Distribution
History
A Brief History of Anarchism in Romania
Vlad Bratuleanu
Active Distribution
History
Witches, Midwives and Nurses: a History of Women Healers
Barbara Ehrenreich, Deirdre English
Active Distribution
History
A Palestine Reader (incomplete)
Active Distribution
History
Worth Fighting For: Bringing the Rojava Revolution Home
Jenni Keasden, Natalia szarek
Active Distribution
History
Learning to Die in the Anthropocene: Reflections on the End of a Civilization
Roy Scranton
City Lights Books
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Marketplace of Art (Vol.1)
Karel Teige
Rab-Rab Press, Contradictions
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Marketplace of Art: Commentary (Vol.2)
Karel Teige
Rab-Rab Press, Contradictions
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Alchemist
Paulo Coelho
HarperCollinsPublisher
Gandhi: His Life and Messages for the World
Louis Fischer
Signet Classics
History
Tinginystės Mitas
Dr. Devon Price
Alma littera
Mural
Mahmoud Darwish
Dar Al Nasher
Albrecht Dürer: Illustrated Monographs
Park Lane
Art & Culture
Endnotes
issues 1, 4 and 5
Philosopy & Social Theory
Juodraštis
issue 3
Philosopy & Social Theory
Datacide. Magazine for Noise and Politics
issues 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19
MUTE. Culture and Politics after the Net
Vol. 2 (nrs. 2, 3, 8 and 12), Vol 3 (nr. 4)
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
LIES. A Journal of Materialist Feminism
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Cesura//Acceso, journal for music, politics and poetics
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
International Industrial Union of Psychic, Reproductive and Destructive Workers
collection of 4 issues
CTM Magazine - Festival for Adventurous Music & Art
issues 15–19
RABRAB JOURNAL
ISSUES 3, 5, 6
The Undercommons
Fred Moten and Stefano Harney
Gender & Race
Philosopy & Social Theory
Formless Formation: Vignettes for the End of this World
Sandra Ruiz and Hypatia Vourloumis
Philosopy & Social Theory
Paths to Autonomy
ed. Noah Brehmer
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Commonist Horizon: Futures Beyond Capitalist Urbanization
eds. Mary Taylor and Noah Brehmer
Urbanism
Ghosts Carry Messages of the Future!
Studies in Curating Art VI
Gender & Race
Dark Room: San Francisco Sex and Protest, 1988-2003
Art & Culture
Goodbye to Berlin
Christopher Isherwood
Art & Culture
The Origin of Capitalism: a Longer View
Ellen Meiksins Wood
History
Ghosts of my Life: Writings on Depression, Hauntology and Lost Futures
Mark Fisher
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
ABC of Anarchism
Alexander Berkman
Philosopy & Social Theory
Living my Life: Volume One
Emma Goldman
History
The Funambulist Spaces Of Labor Issue 33 January-February 2021
Gender & Race
Urbanism
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Funambulist Undocumented International Issue 51 January-February 2024
Gender & Race
Urbanism
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Funambulist Thread Of Translations Issue 53 May-February 2024
Gender & Race
Urbanism
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Funambulist Colonial Continuums Issue 54 July-August 2024
Gender & Race
Urbanism
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
The Funambulist Asian Imperialisms Issue 55 September-October 2024
Gender & Race
Urbanism
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
Art & Culture
Abolish Restaurants a worker's critique of the food service industry
activedistribution.com, prole.info
Philosopy & Social Theory
SPACES OF COMMONING: URBAN COMMONS IN THE EX-YU REGION
Iva Čukić et al.
Urbanism
History
Philosopy & Social Theory
The Housing Monster
prole.info
Gender & Race
Urbanism
Philosopy & Social Theory
Rose-tinted glasses autumn 2023
@eat_shit_judge
Art & Culture
Rose-tinted glasses winter 2023/2024
@eat_shit_judge
Art & Culture
Rose-tinted glasses
@eat_shit_judge
Art & Culture
Rose-tinted glasses
@eat_shit_judge
Art & Culture
INFERNO
ANDREW BROOKS
Art & Culture
With Love, and Labour
Chelsea Hart
Gender & Race
Alternative Set of Procedures
Carlos Soto-Román
Art & Culture
Four Scenes
Tabitha Lean | Budhin Mingaan
Gender & Race
Art & Culture
Community, not Nation!
SENKA
Philosopy & Social Theory
Review: Platanov, Foundation Pit + Benjamin, Theses on the Philosophy of History
2025-04-23
For our first Library book review Noah compares two works that offer critiques of Soviet state-communism from anti-authoritarian standpoints....Enjoy!
Sadness doesn’t mean a thing, comrade Kozlov, It shows that our class feels the whole world, and happiness is a far off business anyway[...] happiness will only lead to shame!
Platanov, The Foundation Pit
Between 1927 and 1932, the Foundation Pit was drafted. The period marked the unfolding of an era of bloody party purges and Stalinist terror. Platanov, a soviet himself who began his literary practice as a shining, opitimistic voice of the Soviet revolution, claimed in 1921 “Electrification is the first proletarian novel”:
Invention of the machines, creation of new
iron, working constructions - here is the
new proletarian poetry. Before, we gripped
words in clamps of emotions - this was
called a rhyme (rhythm). Now we grip
matter in clamps of consciousness (idea) -
this is a rhyme (rhythm) of proletarian
poetry.
Each new machine - is a real proletarian
poem. Every new great work of
transforming nature - is proletarian
sensible, exhilarating and precise prose.
The great danger for our art is
transformation of creative(living)-labour into
a song of labour. Electrification is the first
proletarian novel, our first iron book in a
steel-cover.
Machines are our poems, and creativity of
the machines is giving a beginning to the
proletarian poetry. For this is the global
human uprising in a sake for itself.
Platonov, 1921 (“Proletarian
Poetry”)
Platanov’s later response to the revolutions degeneration profoundly captures the cruel optimism of revolutionary desire, in its calls for sacrifice of everything for some future happiness. The foundation pit the workers dig is in fact an allegory for the labor of building communism—or what is literally called the “house of unity” which will shelter all and bring a life of comfort after it is completed. Does progress calls for sacrifice?
Walter Benjamin was right in seeing the Hitler-Stalin pact as a total discrediting of the Communists, and wrote his scathing critique of the movement in his 1940 work “Theses on the Philosophy of History” as an immediate response. Benjamin’s essay should be seen as a companion to Platanov—we also have it in our library. Concluding that the Soviet’s appalling historical conformism followed that of the Social Democrats and National Socialists, Benjamin found at the core of the problem of these modern political forms was their historical progressivism. Comradeship aligned with these progressivist forms of history in asserting the possibility of an a priori goal established outside time which historical time may steadily, uniformly, aspire toward as a pregiven ideal of political life. Progressivism is thus organized around what Benjamin calls the historical continuum of catastrophe wherein what diverges from history as a homogeneous course of progress must be violently expelled from its form as a deviation from its course. As Hamacher nicely puts it, drawing from Benjamin: “The domain of forms belongs to the realm of domination, where permanence of forms can only be secured through the suppression of other possibilities—that is, possibilities of happiness—that rebel against such domination.” Whether as an enterprise-form, an institutional-form, a state-form or the value-form of capital, a form will always place its own perpetuation over any consideration of the consequences of this constancy for the world, for its members (seen as relatively disposable), and finally for the very contents of the future goal it aspires to progressively achieve.
Friendly Publishers
2025-04-23
Cesura//Acceso