GA, as it is affectionately known, is a 24 page magazine, now quarterly, edited by Steve Booth. Containing a rich blend of news stories, news of events, diary of news and events, information, features, reviews, cartoons and illustrations, GA is a unique publication well worth the stg£10 subscription for five issues.

The latest issue (no 64/Spring 2002) contains a diary going back to June 2001, a listing of prisoners incarcerated for their defence of eco, social, peace and libertarian issues, news of green anarchist activities (including a positive review of Earth First! in Britain), informative reviews (long and short) plus a lively letters page.

The main feature, From Garden Cities to Tudor Suburbs – Housing 1900-1930 by Steve Booth, is an excellent study of housing in Britain from an ecological, political and social perspective. For those who believe that we must start reducing the size of our cities and create both urban and suburban green environments to stimulate bioregional food production and encourage co-operative communities, this feature puts the issue in a perspective we must not ignore. Add to this the feature by Farmer B on food production in a dysfunctional society and you have the reasons why Green Anarchist is an essential publication.

Green Anarchist has been an essential information tool for anyone who wants to understand why we need to start changing society.

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