The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests, folk festivals, and more. Look up these events and support their work! Come find the PM tables and say hello. Follow along on our socials to learn more.

• Readercon Burlington, MA July 9 to 12

• Columbus Book Festival Columbus, OH July 11 and 12

• Nashville Punk Rock Flea Market Nashville, TN July 11 and 12

• Puente Ethnic Studies Symposium Berkeley, CA July 16

• Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA July 17 to 19

• Finger Lakes GrassRoots Festival Ithaca, NY July 17 to 20

• Mosswood Meltdown Oakland, CA July 17 to 19

• New York Poetry Festival New York, NY July 18 to 19

• Wicker Park Fest Chicago, IL July 24 to 26

• New Jersey Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market Edison, NJ July 25

• Society for the Study of Social Problems SSSP New York, NY August 6 to 9

• Veterans for Peace Convention VFP Kansas City, MO August 6 to 9

• Rebellion Fest Blackpool, UK August 6 to 9

• Savage Mountain Punk Festival Cumberland, MD August 6 to 8

• Rust Belt Rising Rochester, NY August 15 and 16

• Black Cat Book Fair Belfast, ME August 22 and 23

• WorldCon – Seattle World Science Fiction Convention Anaheim, CA August 27 to 31

• Harlem Book Fair Harlem, NY August 29

• Lehigh Valley Pride Festival Bethlehem, PA August 30

• Socialism Conference Chicago, IL September 4 to 7

• Ward 1 Mutual Aid Benefit Show Washington, DC – Sylvia Theater on National Mall September 5

• Bread and Roses Heritage Festival Lawrence, MA September 7

• Ithaca Is Books Festival Ithaca, NY September 12 and 13

• Knoxville Punk Rock Flea Market Knoxville, TN September 12

• Chicago Printer’s Row Chicago, IL September 12 and 13

• PVD Fest Providence, RI September 18 and 19

• Riot Fest Chicago, IL September 19 to 21

• Worker Co-op Conference Boston, MA September 25 to 26

• Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA September 25 to 27

• Apple Harvest Festival Ithaca, NY September 25 to 27

• Brooklyn Book Festival – September 26 and 27

• NYC Anarchist Book Fair New York, NY September 26

• Decatur Book Festival Decatur, GA October 2 and 3

• Peace and Justice Studies Association (PJSA) Arlington, VA October 2 to 4

• Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair Oakland, CA October 3rd

• Litquake Small Press Book Fair San Francisco, CA October 4

• Montreal Anarchist Book Fair Montreal, QC October 10 and 11

• Live Free Anarchist Book Fair Hanover, NH October 10

• Chicago Zine Fest Chicago, IL October 10

• Atlanta Pride Atlanta, GA October 10 and 11

• Circuit Breakers Tech Workers Conference New York, NY October 17 to 18

• New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Halloween market Edison, NJ October 17

• Southern Festival of Books Nashville, TN October 17 and 18

• World Fantasy Convention Oakland, CA October 22 to 25, 2026

• American Studies Association (ASA) Chicago, IL October 22 to 25

• New Orleans ACAB Zine Fest New Orleans, LA October 23 to 25

• Union for Democratic Communications Ithaca, NY October 23 and 24

• Atlanta Radical Book Fair Atlanta, GA October 24

• Savannah Pride Savannah, GA October 24

• National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) Conference Atlanta, GA November 5 to 8

• Twin Cities Book Fest TCBF Minneapolis, MN November 7

• American Society of Criminology ASC Chicago, IL November 18 to 21

• Middle East Studies Association MESA Boston, MA November 21 to 24

• Basilica Hudson Farm and Flea Market Hudson, NY November 27 to 29

• Howard Zinn Book Fair San Francisco, CA December 6

Join Joe Uehlein and others for a book and music tour to celebrate the release of Three Roads: Labor, Music, Ecology. See the events below. More will be added, so check back. Learn more here.

July 6th in San Francisco, CA from 7:00 – 9:00 pm
518 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94110

July 8th in Berkeley, CA from 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Pegasus Books, 2349 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA 94704

July 10th in San Francisco, CA from 6pm to 9pm
ILWU Local 10 Union Hall, 4000 North Point

July 28th in  Champaign, IL at Orpheum Champaign
346 N. Neil St., Champaign, IL 61820

August 1st in Chicago, IL 5:00 pm (Reception)
6:00 – 8:00 pm Pilsen Community Books
1531 W. 18th St., Chicago, IL 60608

September 11th
Space Gallery
534-538 Congress St, Portland, ME 04101

September 12th
SEIU 32BJ, 6th Floor
26 West St, Boston, MA 02111

September 14th
Political Economy Research Institute (PERI) at UMass Amherst
418 N Pleasant St., Amherst, MA 01002

September 30th in Seattle, WA from 4pm to 6pm
WSLC, AFL-CIO at 321 16th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98144

October 3rd
AFM Local
325 NE 20th Ave., Portland, OR 97232

October 30th
Los Angeles, CA

Join Jessica Lawless for two events with NorCal Resist to celebrate and discuss her new book, Cultural Capital Doesn’t Pay the Rent: A Queer Memoir.

Friday, July 24th in Sacramento at NorCal Resist, 277 Cottage Way #15 Sacramento, CA 95825

Sunday, July 26th in Chico at 1078 Gallery, 1710 Park Ave Chico, CA 95928.

Learn more below and here.

Ian Alan Paul and Jasper Bernes will be in discussion at the Tamarack space in Oakland, CA at 7PM on Thursday, July 30th in order to explore some of the ideas developed in The Reticular Society (PM Press, 2026).

Together they will reflect upon the online reorganization of capitalist society, the rise of logistics and of circulation as contemporary logics of the economy, policing, and culture, and what might be required to break out of this historical situation and pursue other ways of life. Learn more here.

About the Participants

Ian Alan Paul is a theorist whose work engages with technopolitics and anarchist thought. Over the course of their life they have taught and developed projects in the United States, Mexico, Spain, Egypt, and Palestine. They presently are part of the faculty of the Graduate Program in Media, Power, and Difference at Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona, and published their first book The Reticular Society with PM Press in 2026.

Jasper Bernes lives in Oakland and teaches in the English Department at the University of California, Berkeley. A regular contributor to the Field Notes section of the Brooklyn Rail, he is the author of The Future of Revolution, The Work of Art in the Age of Deindustrialization and two books of poetry, We Are Nothing and So Can You and Starsdown.