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March 11, 2022By Ron Jacobs Counterpunch March 4th, 2022 My politics begin with a fundamental and visceral opposition to war and those…
March 10, 2022The fight over banned books appears to be back. But it never really left. The state and ruling classes always…
March 10, 2022By Cara Hoffman Schlag The helicopter hovered above the girl, hovered above the still green retina of the in-ground pool,…
March 9, 2022By Yang Yiyi Nanjing Normal University World Literature Today March 2022 NAZARÉ IS AN incantation, an allegory, and a prophecy.…
March 8, 2022When faced with war, violence, and other man-made calamities, ordinary people throughout history have responded beyond the usual dead end…
March 8, 2022City Lights Grammy Award Winning Producer Ian Brennan discusses his book "Muse-Sick: a music manifesto in fifty-nine notes" published by…
March 7, 2022By Tracy Taylor WNBF Newsradio 1290 AM February 23rd, 2022 A California book publisher has purchased a 17,000 square foot…
March 6, 2022By Joe Banks The Quietus February 26th, 2022 Joe Banks speaks to Iain McIntyre, co-editor of illustrated essay collection Dangerous…
March 5, 2022By Tobias Carroll TOR Ominous Things That Are Not Necessarily Apocalyptic (But Might Be) Blurbs don’t always get my attention,…- March 4, 2022By Rowan Cahill February 18th, 2022 Andrew Nette and Iain McIntyre are Australian social historians and activists producing scholarly works…
March 4, 2022By Sue Ferguson Monthly Review Fdebruary 24th, 2022 The discussion of Marx is embedded in Federici’s signature critique of the…
March 3, 2022By Minor Compositions For this episode, as something of a preview to the upcoming publication of Paolo Sollier’s book Kicks,…
