Zero was an anarchist/anarca-feminist monthly published in London between 1976 and 1979 with a focus on addressing sexism within anarchist circles and advocating for a feminist approach to anarchism.

Articles include an account of a direct action campaign taken against London’s Evening News in protest at their negative reporting on lesbians using Artificial Insemination by Donor to get pregnant, the Anti-authority Revolutionary Movement’s “Principles of Unity” statement, news of international feminist campaigns and a report on the Lauriston Gay Men’s Week in 1977 (which includes the reasons why this man is sitting in the middle of a lake, in the middle of Scotland, in the middle of summer).

The Commonweal Collection includes around 10 copies of Zero published in 1977 and 1978. Other materials in the Collection about Anarchism (Lt) can be found on the catalogue here.

A full list of over 1,700 magazines, newsletters, bulletins and journals that are in the Collection can be found here.