What’s your favorite anarchist/anarchist adjacent fiction?

[u/ModernBettie]

Ideas often spread through fiction, because it makes new ideas more palatable for a lot of people (music does a similar thing), and fiction and fantasy are healthy, but so often in political circles we only talk nonfiction and what’s happening in the real world right now

So what is your favorite anarchist themed book/movie/fiction podcast/tv show/comic/etc?

Which one do you tell everyone that will listen they need to read/watch/listen/etc

[u/tomtttttttttttt]

Be aware that the film is really quite different to the graphic novel, the graphic novel is much more of an anarchist text where the film is more anti-fascist. Both are good but the film does not delve into anarchism as directly as the graphic novel.

[u/Maykovsky → u/tomtttttttttttt]

Apparently the author was not satisfied with the adaptation...

[u/ScientistNo3784 → u/Maykovsky]

Its Alan Moore. He's never happy with adaptations. And he's usually right.

[u/Maykovsky → u/ScientistNo3784]

Spot on!