Agorism is the strain of the modern libertarian movement that considers the only path to freedom is the one that sticks to libertarian principles in daily practice. Samuel Edward Konkin III (SEK3) is the man who coined the term into its current usage.

Here's a list of some reading materials to get you up-to-speed on Agorism and Left Libertarianism in general:

Konkin:

New Libertarian Manifesto, Samuel Edward Konkin III (online: http://agorism.info/docs/NewLibertarianManifesto.pdf)

An Agorist Primer, Samuel Edward Konkin III, Hardcover First Edition!
     comments about AAP:
    Anarchy 101, Wally Conger in "out of step", see post for Tuesday, January 06, 2009
    An Agorist Primer is THE must read libertarian book of 2009, Brad Spangler , post for January 5th, 2009

Agorist Class Theory, Konkin and Wally Conger

Building a New Libertarian Movement, Konkin and Conger

Interview with Samuel Edward Konkin III

Carson:

The Iron Fist Behind the Invisible Hand; Corporate Capitalism As a State-Guaranteed System of Privilege, Kevin Carson

Rothbard:

Left and Right, the Prospects for Liberty, Murray Rothbard

Journals

ALLiance a journal of theory and strategy

Reference:

agorism, Wikipedia article

The Dual Power Strategy, Wikipedia article

Agorist lexicon

Symposium: Building a New Libertarian Movement

Websites:

ALL - Alliance of the Libertarian Left

Agorism.info

KoPubCo (Koman Publishing Company)

Agorist Action Alliance: A3

Organizing a local libertarian alliance

Blog posts/articles:

Agorist Revolution in a Nutshell

Lists, groups, etc.

LeftLibertarian2 Yahoo group: way interesting, way too many posts for a reasonable man to read every day :( - We recommend this group, as opposed to the Left Libertarian group, which got taken over by J. Neil Schulman, claiming to be the heir to Samuel Edward Konkin III's intellectual property, including the name: Movement of the Libertarian Left, which, since there's an open-enough market, created the incentive to start an alternatively-named Alliance of the Libertarian Left.

Left Libertarian Yahoo group - got taken over and perverted by J. Neil Schulman when he got moderator power - he caused a huge defection to LL2 (above). Neil has turned towards an anti-Arab neo-conservative stance re the Middle East, as well as a mystical approach to spirituality. This list has languished somewhat since many readers/contributors abandoned it and turned to the Left Libertarian 2 list above.

Blogosphere of the Libertarian Left -a webring of Libertarian Left sites

Videos:

Agorist Class Theory
Agora, Anarchy, Action!
Dylan Rattigan on Corporate Communism

Interesting and relevant discussion forum threads:

Definition of capitalism
Context for the Bailout - Confessions of a Monopolist
Libertarianism is on the left

A ground-breaking Introduction to Agorism talk, held at the Free State Project's Porcupine Freedom Festival 2009 in Lancaster, New-Hampshire, June 27, 2009:

Jack Shimek, Agorism and the Libertarian Movement
Darian Worden, Agorist Class Theory, a review of the booklet by Wally Conger, based on the works of Samuel Edward Konkin III
Jack Shimek, Security and Defense in a Free Society
Matthew Brenycz, Historical Examples of Agorist Societies
Darrin Knode (prepared remarks, not given at PorcFest)

J. Neil Schulman has strayed from the the agorist path of his mentor, Samuel Edward Konkin III, but he has started up a site, that appears to be another one of his self-promotional iefforts: 

Agori$t Cadre

What is left-libertarianism? Some references include:

The Left-Right Spectrum, Wally Conger reviewing Karl Hess, Out of Step, Aug 23, 2005
Libertarianilsm: Left or Right, Sheldon Richman, Freedom Daily, Sept 12, 2007
Defining Left-Libertarianism, Wally Conger, Out of Step, Aug 29, 2005
What is Left Libertarianism?, Alex Strekal, Polycentric Order, Nov 25, 2008

We welcome your additions to this suggested reading list for agorists/left-libertarians.
Please email suggestions to agorist@ijaq.net
Perhaps we can start a N.H. Agorist site someday to post things like this and more!