In radical writing, form often trumps content. We write about topics like justice, anti-capitalism and collective power, but often the form imposed by publishing is steeped in the very ideologies our content opposes. A single author is the name on the jacket, and there is a uniform approach to chapters and word counts. Not so in Constellations of Care, a new collection from Pluto Press of “anarcha-feminism in practice”. From street medic collectives to Black feminist groups, herbalists for prisoners, community librarians and cooks, abortion clinic staff, housing movements, artists ...

 

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