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October 31, 2019By Simone ZelitchJune 11th, 2016 Around three weeks ago, I presented my new novel Judenstaat to over 200 members of…
October 29, 2019Originally posted on Tor.comOctober 29th, 2019 We are sad to report that author Michael Blumlein passed away on October 24th,…- October 29, 2019By Simone Zelitch One morning, I was lying in bed with my husband, and I said, “What if a Jewish…
- October 29, 2019By George LongneckerRain Taxi In this second edition of A Declaration of the Rights of Human Beings, Raoul Vaneigem expands…
- October 29, 2019By Spencer DewRain Taxi The hackers—or self-described “trolls,” hackers of a particular, trickster type—who recently flooded the Epilepsy Foundation web…
- October 26, 2019By Samuel DelanyBoston ReviewMay 9th, 2017 Editor’s Note: If you enjoy this work of experimental memoir, don’t miss our interview…
- October 26, 2019We Will Remember FreedomEpisode 4 Read by Ben Church This story appeared in Nick Mamatas’s anthology The People’s Republic of…
- October 26, 2019By Djelloul MarbrookMidwest Book ReviewOctober 2019 Heart X-rays offers sequence of poems, if read as cantos, that tackle the emotional…
- October 25, 2019By Gabriel Kuhn A review of Vijay Prashad, Red Star Over the Third World (London: Pluto Press, 2019). This is…
- October 24, 2019It's Going DownOctober 11th, 2019 In this episode of the It’s Going Down podcast, we speak with Noel Ignatiev, long…
- October 24, 2019By Stefan BergerMoving the Social Journal62 (2019) What’s New in the History of Social Movements: a Review Article Craig Browne:…
October 24, 2019By Brendan HarveyMarx & Philosophy Review of BooksOctober 22nd, 2019 Russian anarchist Peter Kropotkin has recently been the subject of…
