A collection of essays by, and interviews with, the dynamic revolutionary propagandist who is considered by many to be the founder of the social ecology movement. Covers Bookchin's account of his early years as a young communist during the Great Depression; his experiences in the 1960s and reflections on the decade's lessons; his vision of a libertarian communist society; libertarian politics; the future of anarchism; and the unity of political theory and practice. Essential reading for all interested in the history and future of the left.