since some of the books' content violates their editorial guidelines. Specifically, Google wrote, "At this time, Google policy does not permit the advertisement of websites that contain 'the promotion of violence [and] drugs or drug paraphernalia.'" Legacy and aftermath On May 8, 2006, Loompanics stopped accepting retail orders. Their website encouraged potential customers to contact other publishers, who have had several Loompanics titles transferred to them, or became the new publishers of established Loompanics authors. Last Earth Distro, Last Word Books & Press, AK Press, Earthlight Books, Eden Press, FS Books, Laissez Faire Books, Lehman's, New Falcon Publications, Privacy Alert Online, Ronin Press, Steve Arnold's Gun Room and Uncle Fester's Books acquired most of Loompanics' back stock. Some titles have been reprinted by Paladin Press and Delta Press. Publications Loompanics' Golden Records: Articles & Features from the Best Book Catalog in the World! (1993). Republished by Microcosm Publishing. Loompanics Unlimited Catalog (2003). References Further reading "Ace Backwards Interviews Michael Hoy of Loompanics Unlimited." Flipside (fanzine), no. 71, March/April 1991. "FBI releases files on controversial booksellers Paladin and Loompanics." Boing Boing, 20 July 2011. Mizokami, Kyle. "Poisons, gasses, missiles, booby traps and bombs—'The Poor Man's James Bond' was a guide to homemade weapons." medium.com, 17 January 2014. Triplett, William. "Self-Help Books for the Anarchist Survivalist Iconoclast Mercenary in You." Sun-Sentinel [Florida], 23 November 1985. External links Loompanics Unlimited at Museum of the Vistula An incomplete list of books published by Loompanics Unlimited at Goodreads AuthorViews video interview with founder Michael Hoy at Staunton Media Lab Publishing companies established in 1975 Defunct book publishing companies of the United States Defunct companies based in Washington (state) Anarchist publishing companies Companies disestablished in 2006 Companies based in Port Townsend, Washington