Upping the Anti - Vol. 1. April 2005

Upping the Anti - Vol. 2. January 2006
Upping the Anti - Vol. 3. November 2006

Upping the Anti - Vol. 4. May 2007

Reviews of the Journal by other publications and individuals.

The second issue of Upping the Anti is now out and ready for distribution. We have printed 2000 copies of the second issue along with another 1000 copies of the first issue in a "perfect bound" (paperback) format. If you would like to receive hard copies of either issue of the journal or distribute it in your community or organizations, please email uta_distro@yahoo.ca so that we can add you to our list of local distributors. The second issue of the journal is 190 pages long and we are selling it for $5 plus $2 postage (where applicable). The full text of our first issue is available here. Journal articles and PDF files will be uploaded to the website in a staggered process over the next few weeks.

If you live in Canada and want single copies of the journal send $7 in well concealed cash per issue to: Upping the Anti, 998 Bloor St. West, P.O. Box 10571, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M6H 4H9. If you live in the US or elsewhere, please order our journal through AK Press as it costs us too much to mail it to you from Canada.

We also have an updated list of frequently asked questions.

WHAT IS AUTONOMY AND SOLIDARITY?

Autonomy and Solidarity formed in September 2003 as a network of anti-capitalist activists across Canada interested in discussing and making contributions to a series of fundamental questions and debates concerning revolutionary movements nationally and globally. Autonomy & Solidarity launched its website http://auto_sol.tao.ca as a way to provide information and anti-capitalist perspectives to activists. In less than a year, over 800 people have registered as users of the site, and the site features a regular flow of news and analysis with special features on resistance to occupation and imperialism in Iraq, Kanehsatake, and Haiti. There are A&S members in Toronto, Guelph, Vancouver and Sudbury. If you would like to find out more about the mandate and vision of Autonomy and Solidarity, please check out our introduction for more information.

WHO IS THE EDITORIAL COMMITTEE OF THE JOURNAL?

The editorial committee for "Upping the Anti" is made up of three people responsible for collecting and editing the content of the journal (with the help of the Advisory Board) and we make sure that the journal is financed, edited, produced, and distributed. We are also the main contacts for any questions or concerns you might have about the journal. Upping the Anti is an autonomous project initiated by members of the Autonomy and Solidarity network, and articles and editorials published in the journal do not necessarily represent the views of all members of the network.

WHAT IS THE ADVISORY BOARD?

The advisory board is a group of activists across the country who are supporting the editorial committee with feedback, assistance in content, editing and design. There are currently 30 members of the advisory board from cities such as Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Guelph, Hamilton, Sudbury, Saskatoon, Regina, Vancouver, and Victoria. We are interested in having other activists join the advisory board of the project, especially from cities and regions not covered by current advisory board members. If you are interested in receiving more information about the advisory board, please email us at uppingtheanti *at* gmail.com

HOW CAN YOU HELP?

If you are interesting in contributing to the journal, we invite you to contact the editorial committee with your ideas. We invite book reviews, critiques, essays, opinion pieces and interviews. The final deadline for contributions to the second issue of the journal is March 15th, 2006. You can help us by:
- Assisting us with editing and proofing.
- Working with us in doing graphic design and layout.
- Distributing the journal in your community.
- Helping us cover the financial costs of printing and distribution.
- Being on the advisory committee.

To receive updates about the project or to get involved with the journal project, please email us at: uppingtheanti@gmail.com. To get hard copies of the journal please email uta_distro *at* yahoo.ca