The Fourth World War is a war waged by global neoliberalism against every country, every people, every person. And this is the war in which the vanguard is behind enemy lines: the Zapatista Army of National Liberation, southeast Mexico, Chiapas. In this war, the main weapon is not guns and cannons, but the fight against disease and hunger, the organization of self-governing communes and concern for the cleanliness of latrines, real support for Mexican society and the world anti-globalist movement. And also - the memory of the dead, poems about love, ancient myths and new fairy tales. Subcomandante Marcos, a man without a past, always wearing a mask that hides his face, is the voice of this army, the poet of the new revolution. The collection presents texts by Marcos and the Zapatista movement, from the very First Declaration of the Lacandon Forest to the present day.