What looks like it will be a great blog, Self-Governing Socialism, here. Read about the Catalan collectives here, and the CNT here. The blogger is also a bit of a Poumista.
On new blogs and stuff, see also Slack Bastard Bloggy Tuesday. Among its links, just recently added to my blogroll too, is radicalarchives, a blog cataloging enticing tidbits of radical thought. So far, extracts from the following:
Goldman, Emma. On Technology
Horrox, James. On anarchism and early kibbutzim
J. T. “Two Letters from Palestine”
Jünger, Ernst. Jünger on Heidegger
Kaza, Greg. “Hitler’s Klanarchist”
Lefebvre, Henri. “The Spontaneous”
Lefort, Claude. The abolition of power as totalitarian
Perlman, Fredy. Fredy Perlman on Paul Baran
Shannon, Davis. Bouck White and the Church of the Social Revolution
Zerzan, John. “Five Theses on Workers’ Councils”
Poumista 
Ernst Jünger radical? … he was a far-right bastard!
thank you for the plug Poumitsa, that was very sweet! (and all from comment on Bob’s blog). No, Junger’s not a “radical” (in our sense) – but discussions about Junger and Heidegger’s ideas are part of the intellectual tradition of 20th century radicalism. one of the things i hope to highlight on the page is both left-right crossover and the role of lebensphilosophie and the conservative revolutionaries vis-a-vis “left” radicals.
From the Junger extract, I mainly got that Junger was deeply conceited! Essentially, he gives Heidegger the same excuse that Arendt does: not worldly enough (and too homely), which seems lame to me. But am looking forward to more on left-right convergence.