Book Compilations Order

    Industrial Society and Its Future

      Draft versions (pre-June 1995)

      Washington post version (1995)

      First prison corrected version (2003)

      Feral House version (2010)

      Wilderness Front version (2021)

      Latest Fitch & Madison version (2022)

    Truth versus Lies

      Original Draft

      Context Books Copy

      Volunteers Draft

    Technological Slavery

      1st Edition

      2nd Edition

      3rd Edition

      4th Edition

        Volume 1

        Volume 2

    Anti-Tech Revolution

      1st Edition

      2nd Edition

  Chronological Order

    Pre-Manifesto

    Industrial Society and Its Future

    Post-Manifesto

    Post-Arrest

    Technological Slavery — 1st Edition

    Technological Slavery — 2nd Edition

    2010–2016

    Anti-Tech Revolution — 1st Edition

    2020

    Anti-Tech Revolution — 2nd Edition

    Technological Slavery — 4th Edition

    Compilations

    Unknown Date

  Categorical Order

    Life Close to the Wild

    Political Books

      Industrial Society and Its Future

      Technological Slavery

      Anti-Tech Revolution

    Autobiographical Sketches

    Pamphlets

    Essays

      Autobiographical

      Philosophy

      Psychology

      History

      Anthropology

      Politics

        Various Issues

        Updated thoughts on his manifesto

        Violence

        Critique of some leftists

        Critique of some rightists

    Published Correspondences

    Newspaper & Magazine Articles & Letters to the Editor

      Published

      Unpublished

    Notes

    Fictional Stories

    Translations

    Drawings & Diagrams

    Musical Works & Covers

      Original Compositions

        Covers

    Cryptography

    Mathematical Work

    Crafting Work

    Gardening Work

Book Compilations Order

Industrial Society and Its Future

Draft versions (pre-June 1995)

Ted didn’t name all the authors influencing his writing of the manifesto as “he had sent letters (in his own name, without bombs) to the authors he admired, and he feared that citing them would provide leads for the FBI.” But they are archived at the Uni. of Michigan.

Washington post version (1995)

First prison corrected version (2003)

Feral House version (2010)

First book published version Ted was happy with, with corrected grammar and the diagram is deleted.

Wilderness Front version (2021)

Includes a short preface where Ted explains some of the few ways his views have evolved in a different direction since writing the manifesto and the diagram is deleted.

Latest Fitch & Madison version (2022)

Includes updated passages and footnotes, plus the diagram is deleted.

Truth versus Lies

Original Draft

Misses out appendices and updates Ted wrote later:

Context Books Copy

Includes some updates and appendices Ted wanted. But lawyers toned down some of the language due to libel fears and deleted parts out of copyright fears. The book was stopped mid-printing and the publisher went out of business not long after:

Volunteers Draft

Used the original draft as a basis, but included some updates and appendices we know Ted wanted from his correspondence with the publisher.

Abbreviated names have been replaced with real names based on Envelope X, since it’s often over 50 years since many of the events transpired.

Plus, secondary footnotes have been added for clarity and to mark where various people’s names are first mentioned:

Technological Slavery

1st Edition

2nd Edition

3rd Edition

4th Edition

Volume 1
Volume 2

Coming soon. The book will at least includes these 5 texts:[1][2]

It’s possible the book will also contain older texts such as:

Anti-Tech Revolution

1st Edition

2nd Edition

Chronological Order

Pre-Manifesto

Industrial Society and Its Future

Post-Manifesto

Post-Arrest

Technological Slavery — 1st Edition

Technological Slavery — 2nd Edition

2010–2016

Anti-Tech Revolution — 1st Edition

2020

Anti-Tech Revolution — 2nd Edition

Technological Slavery — 4th Edition

Compilations

Unknown Date

Categorical Order

Life Close to the Wild

Political Books

Industrial Society and Its Future

Technological Slavery

The full book was taken down after a threatening email from the publisher, but you can see the indexes at the top of this page and some of the component texts whose copyright ownership are in doubt:

Anti-Tech Revolution

The same note for the book above applies to this book:

Autobiographical Sketches

Pamphlets

Essays

Autobiographical

Philosophy

Psychology

History

Anthropology

Politics

Various Issues
Updated thoughts on his manifesto
Violence
Critique of some leftists
Critique of some rightists

Published Correspondences

Newspaper & Magazine Articles & Letters to the Editor

Published

Unpublished

Notes

Fictional Stories

Translations

Drawings & Diagrams

Musical Works & Covers

Original Compositions

Covers

Cryptography

Mathematical Work

Crafting Work

Gardening Work

[1] Publisher’s website.

[2] Reddit comment from an insider in the know.