Two more essay collections were later published as books, "Friendly Fire" (Autonomedia, 1992) and "Beneath the Underground" (Feral House, 1994), the latter devoted to the do-it-yourself/fanzine subculture of the '80s and '90s which he called "the marginals milieu" and in which he had been heavily involved. "Anarchy after Leftism" (C.A.L. Press, 1996) is a more or less point-by-point rebuttal of Murray Bookchin's "Social Anarchism or Lifestyle Anarchism: An Unbridgeable Chasm" (A.K. Press, 1996), which had criticized as "lifestyle anarchism" various nontraditional tendencies in contemporary anarchism. Black's short book ("about an even shorter book," as he put it) was succeeded—as an E-book published in 2011 at the online Anarchist Library—by "Nightmares of Reason", a longer and more wide-ranging critique of Bookchin's anthropological and historical arguments, especially Bookchin's espousal of "libertarian municipalism" which Black ridiculed as "mini-statism." Black's most recent book, "Instead of Work" (2015), collects his writings about work from 1985 to 2015.