Abstract
Written in the form of an informal conversation between Eva Weinmayr and her inner voice, this book chapter discusses practices of radical librarianship and underground dissemination. It touches on a set of examples reaching from the informal distribution strategies of the Whole Earth Catalog to the radical librarian movement in California in the 70s (Celeste West, Sanford Berman) to contemporary shadow librarianship (aaaaarg, Memory of the World, The Piracy Project). Concerns and questions about the original scope of public libraries to provide access to knowledge