Anarchist Infoshop Free-Literature Pamphlet

Render in the visual register of a contemporary anarchist infoshop free-literature pamphlet, 1990s through 2020s lineage. Medium: black-and-white photocopy of a hand-laid pamphlet folded as a saddle-stitched booklet, page edges slightly trimmed unevenly by hand, the cover stock the same weight as the interior pages (no glossy cover, no production hierarchy). Add a subtle hand-stamped circle-A or related abstract glyph mark in fading red ink at one edge, rendered as abstract circular shape only (no recognizable hate-symbols, no legible text). Palette: cream copy paper, black toner running slightly thin at letter edges, faded red rubber-stamp ink mark, occasional handwritten margin tick in pencil. Texture: paper has the soft cup of multiple folds, slight water-staining at one corner from being grabbed off a damp basement table, the unmistakable patina of a document that was free and was meant to be replaced when read. Lighting: dim basement fluorescent, slightly green. Mood: the dignity of free distribution as practice, not pricing strategy, the format that says no money will ever change hands for this idea. Do not render any legible text, headlines, slogans, named hate symbols including any historically loaded political glyphs, logos, watermarks, or defamatory likeness of real persons; all text-feel is abstract toner texture only and stamp is generic round shape. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.