Please vote for and add works of anarchist fiction!
This list is for fiction that explores or embodies anarchist principles—anti-authoritarian, anti-capitalist, and opposed to all illegitimate hierarchies and forms of domination. Featured works should reflect values like mutual aid, direct action, autonomy, direct democracy, and horizontalism.
Note:
This is not a space for anarcho-capitalist fiction (e.g., Ayn Rand), as anarcho-capitalism is fundamentally at odds with anarchist philosophy. Likewise, works promoting authoritarian socialism or Marxist-Leninist ideologies don't belong here. Let's keep the focus on genuinely anti-authoritarian, liberatory anarchist fiction.
This list is for fiction that explores or embodies anarchist principles—anti-authoritarian, anti-capitalist, and opposed to all illegitimate hierarchies and forms of domination. Featured works should reflect values like mutual aid, direct action, autonomy, direct democracy, and horizontalism.
Note:
This is not a space for anarcho-capitalist fiction (e.g., Ayn Rand), as anarcho-capitalism is fundamentally at odds with anarchist philosophy. Likewise, works promoting authoritarian socialism or Marxist-Leninist ideologies don't belong here. Let's keep the focus on genuinely anti-authoritarian, liberatory anarchist fiction.
33 books ·
2 voters ·
list created June 30th, 2025
by Alice Smith (votes) .
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