Victor Serge
Victor Serge (1890–1947) was born to Russian anti-Tsarist exiles living in Brussels. As a young anarchist firebrand, he was sentenced to five years in a French penitentiary in 1912. In 1919, Serge joined the Bolsheviks. An outspoken critic of Stalin, he was expelled from the Party and arrested in 1929. Nonetheless, he managed to complete three novels (Men in Prison, Birth of Our Power, and Conquered City) and a history (Year One of the Russian Revolution), published in Paris.
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A Blaze in a Desert: Selected Poems
Anarchists Never Surrender: Essays, Polemics, and Correspondence on Anarchism, 1908–1938
Anarchists Never Surrender anthologizes Serge’s previously unavailable texts on anarchism and fleshes out the portrait of this brilliant writer and thinker.
Birth of Our Power
This epic novel is set in Spain, France, and Russia during the heady revolutionary years 1917–1919. From "victory in defeat" to "defeat in victory."
Men in Prison
Everything in this book is fictional and everything is true. I have attempted, through literary creation, to bring out the general meaning and human content of a personal experience.
A Blaze in a Desert: Selected Poems
Anarchists Never Surrender: Essays, Polemics, and Correspondence on Anarchism, 1908–1938
Anarchists Never Surrender anthologizes Serge’s previously unavailable texts on anarchism and fleshes out the portrait of this brilliant writer and thinker.
Birth of Our Power
This epic novel is set in Spain, France, and Russia during the heady revolutionary years 1917–1919. From "victory in defeat" to "defeat in victory."
Men in Prison
Everything in this book is fictional and everything is true. I have attempted, through literary creation, to bring out the general meaning and human content of a personal experience.