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51 Personae
51 Personae is a self-sustaining independent art publishing project, believing that publishing is both an urgent and valid artistic practice. It places special emphasis on life experiences in Asia and the Third World, as well as marginalized voices under suppression, exploring the contemporary forms, possibilities and potential of "realism" in art as expressive actions.
https://www.instagram.com/51personaeproject
51 Personae is a self-sustaining independent art publishing project, believing that publishing is both an urgent and valid artistic practice. It places special emphasis on life experiences in Asia and the Third World, as well as marginalized voices under suppression, exploring the contemporary forms, possibilities and potential of "realism" in art as expressive actions.
https://www.instagram.com/51personaeproject
A2
A2 is an independent critical fortnightly that reflects on culture broadly, including social events and politics. It is published every second Wednesday and has 32 pages in newspaper format. In its content and approach, A2 tries to create an alternative to the mainstream, the specifics of which it also critically reflects. The published texts have an academic background but, at the same time, a punk approach—not only respected publicists, writers, artists, musicians, and academics write for A2, but also activists, aspiring authors, students, and prominent personalities of social and cultural events.
The editorial team's main aim is to conceptualize quality live art in the context of other art forms, current world art, and social phenomena. We are convinced that perceiving culture separately from social events is impossible. Similarly, we do not shy away from political issues that evidence deeper cultural and social tensions. We look for works, themes, and tendencies that capture our present more sensitively, accurately, quickly, and poignantly than we are often comfortable with.
ABC Belarus
Anarchist Black Cross Belarus is an organization of anarchists supporting activists repressed in Belarus, their families and those who had to leave the country in the past years.
Active distribution
Active Distribution began as a squatter bookshop in Hackney, London, in 1989. It remained steadfastly DIY, non-profit, and anarcho-punk influenced until 2007, when anarcho-punk lost its relevance for Jon. Active Distribution continued to spread the idea of distributing 'all things anarchist' as cheaply as possible until it split into two separate organizations in 2018. Since then, Jon has run the label from his new base in the hills of Croatia, while a collective of friends in Bristol has taken on the considerable challenge of continuing with the original Active Distribution.
Adolescent
The publishing house Adolescent is a small and independent publishing house. From the beginning, Adolescent Publishing has been done in the style of D.I.Y. We do not resist patronage, but we operate independently, without grants or the support of large distribution networks.
AFED
The Anarchist Federation Publishing House publishes publications on anarchist theory, history, and practice. It has nearly fifty books, pocket pamphlets, comic books, songbooks, and other goodies.
We publish a new issue of the anarchist journal Existence several times a year, and we produce an A3 wall newspaper and a Zdola newsletter on the occasion of various events every month.
We are not professionals and do not want or expect to make a profit. Proceeds from sales always go to cover printing and the production of other publications. We try to broaden the horizons of the anarchist movement and ourselves, and we enjoy it too.
Alarm
We created Alarm as a platform for swift online media responses to current events and issues. However, we are convinced that many of our texts will stand the test of time. We, therefore, want to save them from disappearing into the abyss of internet history and breathe new life into them. The book form is the ideal way for them to survive and reach a new audience simultaneously.
Most of us grew up with books, and now we want to publish our publications so that others can grow up with them. That's why we're developing a publishing project to revolutionize your library. If we want to change the world, we must first be able to describe it adequately. Few media are better suited for this purpose than the book.
Anarchist review of Books
The Anarchist Review of Books publishes intelligent, non-academic writing with an anti-authoritarian perspective. We seek to transform society through literature and open, incisive criticism of the media, politics, history, art, and writing that shape our world.
ArtMap
The ArtMap bookstore offers the most up-to-date publications in the fields of art, photography, design, architecture, theory and philosophy. We select books that have an overlap with other fields and current currents of thought, such as ecology, environmentalism or feminism. We pay attention to high-quality children's literature, to which a whole section is dedicated in our bookstore in Prague. Our team is closely connected with the art and illustration scene, thanks to which you can find a wide selection of original prints, graphics and zines in the store or on the e-shop.
Broken Books
Broken Books is a book publishing house focusing on sociology, philosophy, political science and related fields. We publish books by authors who have made us think. Now we offer you the opportunity to think with us. You can buy our books here or in any good bookstore.
Centrála
Our publishing house wants to appeal to a readership that can appreciate substantial and well-told stories.
Centrala has three main editorial lines: Love (children's books and comics), Life (comics), and Death (art books).
Comics—for us, it's a picture of life in a proper frame.
Collectively Against Capital/Mouvement Communiste (KPK/MC)
Today's times favor the state, the nation, populism, the capital, and the people. "Radical" aspirations have degenerated into demands for a different state (with tax progression, a more generous social sphere, green policies, etc.).
The aspiration of workers' autonomy is for a different working class to grow up. One that can intervene in workplaces and society as a power in its own right, independent of the state's form and interests, the reasons of employers, the logic of capital, and the limits of unions.
We have concrete experience that when workers bet on their own strength and cleverness, they can win many things: better money, working conditions, dignity, and, above all, a more accurate, more competent political view of their collective position and interests.
We are convinced, and historical indications support this, that this is the way to overcome the society of capital and the state.
We link practical and theoretical efforts based on Marx's categories in this direction.
We are not looking for a different, more "accommodating" state. With all humility and acceptance of the minority "way upstream," we seek the freedom that only a "different" working class can bring.
Intifarma
Intifarma.cz is an online store offering products made in Palestine. Our goal is to support local farmers and artisans. By making a purchase, you help local people overcome the economic blockade, isolation, and systematic obstacles they face in their daily lives. The selection includes traditional vegan foods such as olives, dates, tahini, and spices, as well as ceramics, soaps, and more.
Intifarma.cz is an online store offering products made in Palestine. Our goal is to support local farmers and artisans. By making a purchase, you help local people overcome the economic blockade, isolation, and systematic obstacles they face in their daily lives. The selection includes traditional vegan foods such as olives, dates, tahini, and spices, as well as ceramics, soaps, and more.
Kenderica Summer Camp
An artistic, community-oriented, and activist collective operating under various names mainly in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and above all beyond borders. Our activities include rebellious clowning, participatory art, and, over the past year especially, working and playing with Romani children from a marginalized settlement in eastern Slovakia. We are currently in the middle of preparations for this year’s summer camp. Many of us come from backgrounds in theatre, sports, visual arts, dance, and circus arts.
To help cover the costs, we are organizing several benefit events, and you will also be able to support us at the bookfair through a voluntary contribution. At our table, you will find patches, posters, and zines — created by us, kindred spirits, and the children from the settlement.
An artistic, community-oriented, and activist collective operating under various names mainly in Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and above all beyond borders. Our activities include rebellious clowning, participatory art, and, over the past year especially, working and playing with Romani children from a marginalized settlement in eastern Slovakia. We are currently in the middle of preparations for this year’s summer camp. Many of us come from backgrounds in theatre, sports, visual arts, dance, and circus arts.
To help cover the costs, we are organizing several benefit events, and you will also be able to support us at the bookfair through a voluntary contribution. At our table, you will find patches, posters, and zines — created by us, kindred spirits, and the children from the settlement.
Kher
The Kher publishing house for Romani literature amplifies the voices of Romani men and women by supporting the creation, development, and promotion of Romani literature. In doing so, it co-creates literary diversity, as well as the literary tradition and canon of an originally oral community. The Kher publishing house (established in 2012) was founded on the idea of long-term support for the creation, promotion, and development of literature by Romani authors, not only from the Czech Republic. Therefore, we support Romani writers throughout their creative process and the publication of their work. We raise public awareness about the existence of Romani literature through author readings in cafes, libraries, schools, and at various festivals across the Czech Republic. We ensure easy accessibility of books by Romani authors in bookstores, libraries, schools, and other institutions. We strive for Romani literature not to be seen only in Romani media and at cultural events for Roma, but to speak from mainstream media as well, enriching Czech literature as an increasingly natural part of it.
https://kher.cz/
https://kher.cz/
kpBUNT Collective
At our stand, you’ll find a variety of merch. By purchasing it, you support the operation of one of the few political spaces in Bratislava, as well as the activities of the collectives Povstanie pokračuje, Light, and Karmína. Stop by for prints, brochures, T-shirts, and badges.
https://volna-asociacia.org/kpbunt/
Neklid
Neklid publishes books that would not otherwise be published here. We focus on leftist theory and practice, publishing environmental, feminist, political, economic, and related literature in translation and by Czech authors. Neklid is not a traditional publishing house but is based on voluntary outreach work, which you can join.
Publishing books under the Neklid label is one of the activities of the registered association Svobodná knihovna, which focuses on education, promoting and developing critical thinking, and addressing social, environmental, and cultural issues.
Nevim
We are the publishing house of the social cooperative Tři Ocásci. We want to publish literature, or even pseudo-literature, reinforcing radical imagination and an anti-system sense of humor.
The title Nevim refers to the Socratic shrug at the futility of trying to know everything and the tail's flow of never-ending shift and return. Last but not least, it refers to the Zapatista movement that walks with questions together and slowly because the goal is far away.
Plav
Plav is a printed monthly magazine dedicated to world literature. It has been published since 2005 and ten times a year since 2019, publishing mainly original translations of fiction. It focuses on literature and language areas that are not well represented on the Czech book market, and by gradually exploring places both near and far on the literary map, it tries to create a more balanced, more accurate picture of world literature. In doing so, he reflects on critical contemporary themes such as poverty, women's equality, and the position of minorities, but deals with them exclusively through literature.
Risko Print
n our workshop we work on our projects, we print zines, posters, flyers for bands as well as materials for local institutions, artists, illustrators and companies. We print "on demand", which enables fast and affordable printing right on the spot, for small projects. For more complex projects, we provide the overall production of printed matter, including paper selection, folding, trimming and binding. We also offer graphic design services. We do risographic workshops for the public, but also individual risographic consultations, just write and make an agreement.
Rekomando/Polí5
Rekomando is a space operated by the music publishing house Polí5. In addition to books, we mainly offer vinyls (records - LP). Our focus is on fringe culture, solitaires, outliers, underground, alternative, but we also have a large selection of quality representatives of classic genres from punk / hc, through rock, jazz, metal to pop. We're not interested in the over-hyped mainstream.
Roleta2/Salé distribuce
At the beginning of 2012, an open library was established in the Salé info café in Žižkov, offering titles from Czech and foreign (not only anarchist) publishers and collectives. During the eight years of its existence, thousands of books were read and sold here and at the many festivals, concerts and streets where members went. The group around Salé, which is still involved in organising the Anarchist Book Festival and attending other offshoots of it across Europe, was forced to leave its base and continue its work in a different way.
Some of us began to co-build the cooperative project Roleta39, where the whole distribution eventually moved and began to expand. Also, the launch of online sales has helped to extend the reach of radical and politically aware literature beyond its previous circle of adherents, and normally unavailable publications are now freely distributed to all sides. The point of all this effort is not to allow you to be stunted. We will not keep our opinion to ourselves. We will not accept narrow-mindedness.
Rubato
The publishing studio RUBATO was founded in 2010 by Petr Januš and Jaroslav Tvrdoň. It is intended to make available valuable, challenging, refreshing, and intellectually stimulating literature, especially prose and essays.
Solidarity Collectives
We are Solidarity Collectives, a group of Ukrainian anarchists who came together when the Russian invasion began to support our comrades fighting on the front and to help those affected by the Russian invasion.
Tranzit.cz
Tranzit.cz is an initiative for contemporary art. Founded in 2002 as part of the Central European network tranzit.org, it aims to contribute to the accessible and participatory development of critical culture, organizing exhibitions, artist and curatorial residencies, and discursive events. During its 22 years, tranzit.cz has initiated or participated in several projects. Between 2007 and 2017, tranzit.cz was part of the Prague gallery project tranzitdisplay. In 2017, it began the creation of the Code of Feminist (Art) Institutions, and in 2020 and 2022, it organized the first two editions of the Prague Biennial, in the Matter of Art. Tranzit.cz is also a founding member of the Eastern European Biennial Alliance.
Utopia Libri
The cooperative publishing house UTOPIA LIBRI was founded in 2021. Our books form a thematic mosaic that connects politics, visual arts, philosophy, queer feminism, sociology, fiction, ecology, and generally transdisciplinary and anarchist perspectives.
Walden Press
Self-sufficiency, sustainability, transforming the market economic model, climate protection, or healthier landscapes and cities. We are currently working on titles with Czech authors.
They will focus on cultivation and the phenomenon of gardening in the context of the Czech Republic, including organic farming and sustainable, local, and plant-based cuisine.
For the period 2023/2024, the Walden Press team is also preparing several foreign book titles that help change attitudes towards the environment, society, and ourselves.
Archive of Czech and Slovak Subcultures
The Archive of Czech and Slovak Subcultures is a cultural initiative focused on documenting, preserving and making available materials related to various subcultural scenes in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It collects, for example, fanzines, photographs, posters, recordings and personal testimonies that map the development of musical, artistic and social movements (e.g. punk, hardcore, graffiti or the club scene). The aim of the archive is to preserve the authentic memory of these communities, support research and bring their history closer to the wider public.
ArtMap
The ArtMap bookstore offers the most up-to-date publications in the fields of art, photography, design, architecture, theory and philosophy. We select books that have an overlap with other fields and current currents of thought, such as ecology, environmentalism or feminism. We pay attention to high-quality children's literature, to which a whole section is dedicated in our bookstore in Prague. Our team is closely connected with the art and illustration scene, thanks to which you can find a wide selection of original prints, graphics and zines in the store or on the e-shop.
Centrála
Our publishing house wants to appeal to a readership that can appreciate substantial and well-told stories.
Centrala has three main editorial lines: Love (children's books and comics), Life (comics), and Death (art books).
Comics—for us, it's a picture of life in a proper frame.
Collectively Against Capital/Mouvement Communiste (KPK/MC)
Today's times favor the state, the nation, populism, the capital, and the people. "Radical" aspirations have degenerated into demands for a different state (with tax progression, a more generous social sphere, green policies, etc.).
The aspiration of workers' autonomy is for a different working class to grow up. One that can intervene in workplaces and society as a power in its own right, independent of the state's form and interests, the reasons of employers, the logic of capital, and the limits of unions.
We have concrete experience that when workers bet on their own strength and cleverness, they can win many things: better money, working conditions, dignity, and, above all, a more accurate, more competent political view of their collective position and interests.
We are convinced, and historical indications support this, that this is the way to overcome the society of capital and the state.
We link practical and theoretical efforts based on Marx's categories in this direction.
We are not looking for a different, more "accommodating" state. With all humility and acceptance of the minority "way upstream," we seek the freedom that only a "different" working class can bring.
Neklid
Neklid publishes books that would not otherwise be published here. We focus on leftist theory and practice, publishing environmental, feminist, political, economic, and related literature in translation and by Czech authors. Neklid is not a traditional publishing house but is based on voluntary outreach work, which you can join.
Publishing books under the Neklid label is one of the activities of the registered association Svobodná knihovna, which focuses on education, promoting and developing critical thinking, and addressing social, environmental, and cultural issues.
Plav
Plav is a printed monthly magazine dedicated to world literature. It has been published since 2005 and ten times a year since 2019, publishing mainly original translations of fiction. It focuses on literature and language areas that are not well represented on the Czech book market, and by gradually exploring places both near and far on the literary map, it tries to create a more balanced, more accurate picture of world literature. In doing so, he reflects on critical contemporary themes such as poverty, women's equality, and the position of minorities, but deals with them exclusively through literature.
Risko Print
In our workshop we work on our projects, we print zines, posters, flyers for bands as well as materials for local institutions, artists, illustrators and companies. We print "on demand", which enables fast and affordable printing right on the spot, for small projects. For more complex projects, we provide the overall production of printed matter, including paper selection, folding, trimming and binding. We also offer graphic design services. We do risographic workshops for the public, but also individual risographic consultations, just write and make an agreement.
Rekomando/Polí5
Rekomando is a space operated by the music publishing house Polí5. In addition to books, we mainly offer vinyls (records - LP). Our focus is on fringe culture, solitaires, outliers, underground, alternative, but we also have a large selection of quality representatives of classic genres from punk / hc, through rock, jazz, metal to pop. We're not interested in the over-hyped mainstream.
Roleta2/Salé distribuce
At the beginning of 2012, an open library was established in the Salé info café in Žižkov, offering titles from Czech and foreign (not only anarchist) publishers and collectives. During the eight years of its existence, thousands of books were read and sold here and at the many festivals, concerts and streets where members went. The group around Salé, which is still involved in organising the Anarchist Book Festival and attending other offshoots of it across Europe, was forced to leave its base and continue its work in a different way.
Some of us began to co-build the cooperative project Roleta39, where the whole distribution eventually moved and began to expand. Also, the launch of online sales has helped to extend the reach of radical and politically aware literature beyond its previous circle of adherents, and normally unavailable publications are now freely distributed to all sides. The point of all this effort is not to allow you to be stunted. We will not keep our opinion to ourselves. We will not accept narrow-mindedness.
Rubato
The publishing studio RUBATO was founded in 2010 by Petr Januš and Jaroslav Tvrdoň. It is intended to make available valuable, challenging, refreshing, and intellectually stimulating literature, especially prose and essays.
Solidarity Collectives
We are Solidarity Collectives, a group of Ukrainian anarchists who came together when the Russian invasion began to support our comrades fighting on the front and to help those affected by the Russian invasion.
Solidarity Minded
Solidarity Minded is a mutual aid project actively providing free mental
health support (psychotherapy sessions & consultations), free education
(informal & university level), and free creative workshops in crisis-hit
areas. We have worked in Lebanon, Kurdistan, and in Ukraine-- where we
have been based.
After years of work on the ground, we have been taking time to produce
publications (and clothing) to connect with the world outside of what we
do, and also using it as a means to continue being a sustainable,
fully-DIY project.
In 2026, the current focus of Solidarity Minded is revolving around
educating and training locals with the basics of counselling to safely
practice as lay counsellors in their communities, and the development of
fully accessible music therapies within traumatic environments.
The Committee for the Promotion and Defense of the Prosfygika Community
The Committee for the Promotion and Defense of the Prosfygika Community is a solidarity initiative supporting residents of the historic Prosfygika neighborhood on Alexandras Avenue in Athens. It brings together lawyers, engineers, architects, archaeologists, journalists, filmmakers, and others.
Its main effort is the #saveprosfygika campaign, which defends the genuine preservation of Prosfygika—not only as historic buildings, but as a living community—while safeguarding a collective memory long distorted by those in power.
The campaign highlights why this community must remain alive and challenges state narratives that mask plans for exploitation and the dismantling of a space of resistance.
The Committee will soon present proposals for real preservation, contributing to the ongoing struggle of the community.
What does not resist is displaced or erased. What resists holds the possibility of victory—or at least the dignity of a just struggle.
The Prosfygika neighborhood is under threat. The time to act is now.
Tranzit.cz
Tranzit.cz is an initiative for contemporary art. Founded in 2002 as part of the Central European network tranzit.org, it aims to contribute to the accessible and participatory development of critical culture, organizing exhibitions, artist and curatorial residencies, and discursive events. During its 22 years, tranzit.cz has initiated or participated in several projects. Between 2007 and 2017, tranzit.cz was part of the Prague gallery project tranzitdisplay. In 2017, it began the creation of the Code of Feminist (Art) Institutions, and in 2020 and 2022, it organized the first two editions of the Prague Biennial, in the Matter of Art. Tranzit.cz is also a founding member of the Eastern European Biennial Alliance.
Utopia Libri
The cooperative publishing house UTOPIA LIBRI was founded in 2021. Our books form a thematic mosaic that connects politics, visual arts, philosophy, queer feminism, sociology, fiction, ecology, and generally transdisciplinary and anarchist perspectives.
Walden Press
Walden Press is a publishing house focused on self-sufficiency, sustainability, transforming the market-based economic model, climate protection, and healthier people, landscapes, and cities. Since 2020, Walden Press has incorporated sustainability and responsibility not only into the content of its books, but also into their production and distribution.