Andor Analysed, Part 2: Welcome to the Rebellion

Andor Analysed is the second collection of Red Futures essays exploring the politics and impact of the final series of Andor. The essays cover themes including the work of rebellion and empire, liberation, understanding revolution, and class struggle. Each essay contributes to our collective attempts to analyse and make sense of the final series, particularly in the context we each find ourselves in.

You can buy the book here and the full text is available in various formats below, including links to individual chapters on the website.

Andor Analysed, Part 2: Welcome to the Rebellion

1. Introducing Andor Analysed, Part 2: Welcome to the Rebellion, Jamie Woodcock

2. The Trail of Political Consciousness

3. Coming Home to Yourself: Perilous, precarious, and private prequel lives in Star Wars Andor, Christoffer Bagger

4. Villains With Our Faces: What radicals can learn from Andor’s Imperials, By Your Friend Michael

5. They Started Too Late, Now They’re Rushing, P

6. Not Yet: Andor’s Insurrectionary Utopianism, Gabriel Burrow

7. A Far Time Ago in a Galaxy Long, Long Away: Andor and Orwell, Adam McLain

8. You Are Coming Home to Yourself, Vladimir Rizov

9. The Means and Ends of Saw Gerrera:  An analysis of revolutionary ethics in Star Wars, Nate Taylor

10. Rebellions are Built on Queer Hope. Andor’s Conflicting Queer Politics, Jędrzej Burszta

11. Diversity and Discrimination in Andor and the Star Wars Movies, Fiona Moores

12. We Are Not Who We Were When We Started: Notes on a certain economy of affection in Season Two of Andor, Fabio Fernandes

13. Andor And The IWGB Game Workers AGM 2025 Speech, Austin Kelmore