For our twenty-sixth reading group we will finish In The Crossfire by Ngô Văn. From the blurb:
Although the Vietnam War is still well known, few people are aware of the decades of struggles against the French colonial regime that preceded it, many of which had no connection with the Stalinists (Ho Chi Minh’s Communist Party). The Stalinists were ultimately victorious, but only after they systematically destroyed all the other oppositional currents. This book is the story of those other movements and revolts, caught in the crossfire between the French and the Stalinists, told by one of the few survivors.
This month we will be reading chapter 6 to the end of the book. A free online version of the book can be found on the Anarchist Library here.
Our friends at Freedom Press here host the reading group for free, so please support them by using them for your supply of radical books and zines.
The reading group will be meeting on Tuesday the 27th of October, 19:00, at Freedom Bookshop, 84b Whitechapel High St, London E1 7QX. You are welcome to come and join in the discussion even if you have not finished the reading.
Liverpool SolFed's famous reading group is back again, on Sunday 27th September at 18:00. This time we'll be discussing The Chain Factory by Ōsugi Sakae, who was murdered by the state this month in 1923. Read it 
For our twenty-fifth reading group we will be reading the first half of In The Crossfire by Ngô Văn. From the blurb:
Liverpool SolFed's famous reading group is back, and this time it's the second part.
For our twenty-fourth reading group we will be reading the second half of From Bakunin to Lacan by Saul Newman. From the blurb:
Liverpool SolFed's famous reading group is back, and this time it's a two-parter.
For our twenty-third reading group we will be reading the first half of From Bakunin to Lacan by Saul Newman. From the blurb:
Liverpool SolFed are hosting a reading group this Sunday, 28th June at 4 o'clock (16:00). We'll be discussing The British General Strike: 1926 by Tom Brown.
For our twenty second reading group we will be reading a selection of four short essays on different ideas about organisation. Each one comes from a different perspective, from left communist to insurrectionary anarchist.
For our twenty first reading group we will be reading Social Anarchism and Organisation by the Anarchist Federation of Rio de Janeiro (FARJ). We also have some additional suggested short readings about Platformism and the arguments around it to go along with the booklet. As FARJ describes the booklet: