"It should also be impressed upon the reader's mind the most important thing: that these texts are all written by people who believed in the abolition of all separations and who, for the first time, take up the pen to put this into practice, to abolish the separation between those who write and those who do not write, and by extension the separation between guides and the guided."

"I do not present texts that are trivial, wooden, cliché, texts of one-time use, texts that repeat basic principles, truths even, or express anger and indignation, undoubtedly just, without seeking new paths in language and thought, simply to represent on paper reality and the average of a movement, which, moreover, in one way or another, turned against reality and the averages.
In addition, with such a presentation of texts, I would betray the content of the anthology, since the anarchist movement can be accused - and has been accused - of everything except a lack of imagination."

M. P.