This article focuses on the book as a means of stabilizing and disseminating a specifically collective activist voice. Lately, multi-voice proposals using atypical book forms have come to light. We examine recent experimental editorial objects emanating from different areas of the northern Francophonie, objects which are part of an openly proclaimed activist dynamic: the “sauvegarde n° 1” of the project nous sommes partout (Éditions Abrüpt); the first four volumes of the literary review Sabir; the serial publications of La Conspiration dépressionniste; and the Petit manuel critique d’éducation aux médias (Éditions du commun). Predominantly, we observe a logic of the collective and an intrinsic inclusiveness, a procedural horizontality, a diversification of form and content, and the demarketing of the book‐object. As participants in an activism inscribed in the event experience, these enterprises testify to a crystallization of community-making through the sociopolitical impact of their publications.