Stories of anarchists in a book of multiple voices and paths. Its pages bring together a collection of nomadic histories, of struggle and defeat, of fleeting glimpses of rebellious experiences and luminous ideas of social transformation. It is a polyphonic book that focuses simultaneously on individual trajectories, the adventures and practices of libertarian communities, combat strategies, ideological debates, military literature, migrations, revolutions, and the shared will to build another world. The apostles of the idea, in their daily struggle for a better society, left traces of a historical legacy where the scars of the fight against injustice and an unyielding will to resist are evident. In the journey offered by the ten pieces that make up this work, the reader can travel from South America to the Mediterranean, from insurrectionary tactics to newspaper analysis to the general strike. From Andalusia to New York, from anarchist education to the practice of class struggle, from the Paris Commune to the Cuban Revolution. This book proposes journeys through time and space, exploring the multiplicity of anarchism and its contradictions, its tenacious heroism, and its indelible persistence.