A Very	Select Anarchist Bibliography
The following works are, in the archivist's opinion, the ten books on anarchy 
that should be read if you are only going to read ten books on anarchy.



Bookchin, M. (1971). Post-Scarcity Anarchism. 
	Berkeley: Ramparts Press.
--- (1977). The Spanish Anarchists.  New York: Harper 
	and Row.
Godwin, W. (1793) An Enquiry Concerning the 
	Principles of Political Justice and Its 
	Influence on General Virtue and Happiness, 
	two volumes. London: Robinson.
Goldman, E. (1931). Living My Life.  New York: Knopf. 
Kropotkin, P. (1899). Memoirs of a Revolutionist. 
	New York: Houghton, Mifflin.
--- (1902). Mutual Aid. London: Heinemann.
Marshall, P. (1992). Demanding the Impossible: A 
	History of Anarchism. London: Harper Collins; 
	Fontana Press, 1993.
Proudhon, P.J. (1840). What is Property: An Inquiry 
	into the Principle of Right and Government. 
	trans. B.R. Tucker. London: William Reeves. 
	New York (1970): Dover.
Wolff, R.P. (1976). In Defense of Anarchism. 
	New York: Harper Colophon.
Woodcock, G. (1963). Anarchism: A History of 
	Libertarian Ideas and Movements. Harmondsworth, 
	England: Penguin.