Peter Lambourn Wilson (known under the pseudonym Hakim Bey) is an individualist, anarchist, mystic, poet, researcher of Sufism and pirate utopias (at one time it was he who told William Burroughs the story of Hassan ibn Sabbah, inspiring him to write his famous trilogy ). This collection includes both previously published translations of Hakim Bey and his most famous essays, united under the heading “Temporary Autonomous Zones,” as well as other essays not previously published in Russian. A must read for those who are tired of the rat race of modern civilization and want to learn about practical ways to gain personal freedom here and now. Approximately a third of the materials presented in this collection are published in Russian for the first time. These translations are placed in a chronological and thematic context formed by a corpus of translations that have already become canonical and have been circulating on the Internet for decades, including those previously published by the Gileya publishing house (2002) and the team of the resource hakim-bey.gnostik.ru.