Félix Guattari was able to capture in the concept and practice of writing that which appears as a motto in his life: the crossing, contamination, nomadism, and intemperance that led him to move tirelessly between domains, professions, territories, and situations. There is a non-proprietary signature in his political, analytical, and philosophical work, which, more than Wanderlust, is a schizoid on the road, a process that always accompanies, against and always beyond, the permanent deterritorialization of capitalism. The revolutionary clinical experience that Guattari helped to establish at the La Borde clinic more than 40 years ago, and which remains relevant today, is a fundamental touchstone and an explanatory key to Guattari as a militant and critical thinker of capitalism and its new power formations. However, the author of this volume does not offer us a theory or a treatise on capitalism and the revolutionary concatenations of desire that escape it everywhere, nor a collection of fragments and drafts. The texts presented here are, above all, interventions, situation maps, with dates, altitudes and latitudes, actions and events. A sort of scaffolding for a minor science of subversion. Indeed, these "manifestos" combine exhaustive description and formalization with the relevance of the concrete situation and the immanence of the revolutionary event. They are inseparable from the incessant attempts to address, breaking through their limits, the reticular and polycentric organization of production and subjectivity as an out-of-control social activity, susceptible to reappropriation and political expression by new collective agents of enunciation.