I received a complimentary copy of this book in exchange for a review.

I did enjoy reading Anti-Tech Revolution: Why and How, and while finding it a far cry from Technological Slavery, it still managed to be an interesting read. Kaczynski is a very lucid writer and I enjoy reading his thoughts on technology, but I do not condone his past actions and do not promote violence in any way whatsoever.

The book is meant to be a handbook, a practical book on how the would-be revolutionaries were to create their movement and succeed in their goal. Kaczynski gives a brief overview of his theory of technology, but most of the book is about different revolutionary groups and how they succeeded or failed in their attempts to secure their goal. It ends with some tips and pointers on how the anti-tech movement should be organised.

He hints at a longer work-in-progress, which I will be awaiting. This one is so-so, but it was, as mentioned above, an interesting read.