Issue #4 of the green anarchist journal Black And Green Review is out now.

This issue features the following content:

• Opening Editorial: Kevin Tucker

Essays

• Fear Factor: Sky Hiatt
• Maps: Natasha Alvarez
• Toward a Feral Future: Four Legged Human
• Modernity Takes Over: John Zerzan
• Society Without Strangers: Kevin Tucker

Discussion

• Response
• Frequently Made Assertions: Kevin Tucker
• Offshore Wind: Ian Smith
• Means and Ends: Kevin Tucker
• Meaning in the Age of Nihilism: John Zerzan
• Without Adoration: Sine Cultus
• Moralism: A Technological Problem?: Kevin Tucker

Field Notes From the Primal War

• True Crime Case Files: Shutting Down the Tar Sands Pipelines
• Shutting Down the Dakota Access Pipeline
• Stemming the Tide: Cliff Hayes
• Ecology of a Bubble: Kevin Tucker
• The Hidden Ones from Ishi in Two Worlds

Reviews

• Becoming Nature review
• Two European Thinkers to the Rescue!: John Zerzan
• Children of the New World review

You can order a copy on the Black And Green Review website.

For an introduction to some of the ideas expressed in Black And Green Review, a recent interview with Kevin Tucker titled “Civilization, Climate Change, Resistance, Hope” provides a good starting point.