Partisan Analysis of the Present: Best of Ill Will 2012–2025

The most decisive essays from Ill Will's first eleven years as a journal of partisan research.

Ill Will began in 2013 as an eclectic zine library on a thumb drive, assembled by expats who were grappling with the political limits of the radical scene in Europe. When it later relocated to North America, growing from a humble Tumblr page to an independent web platform, Ill Will maintained its international orientation, emphasizing the circulation of ideas and practices across a global terrain of struggle. It has since become one of the most influential online venues for radical thought, publishing works of engaged or "partisan" theory from an uncommonly wide range of writers, from rock-throwers to renowned philosophers. 

This volume gathers twenty-five of the most decisive essays from Ill Will's first eleven years.

Contributors
Athena, Ian Alan Paul, Jerome Baschet, Research & Destroy, Franco “Bifo” Berardi, Kristin Ross, Invisible Committee, Idris Robinson, Hugh Farrell, Shemon, Michel Garau, Nicholas Smaligo, Jules Gleeson & Judith Butler, Kevin Suemnicht, Inhabit, Tiqqun, City Inhospitable, Wang Nangxian & Paul Torino, Jackson and Nevada, Mario Tronti, Kate Davis Jones, Mauvaise Troupe, Maria Kakogianni, Frank B. Wilderson, III, Phil Neel, Adrian Wohlleben, Ceci Nelson