By Jim Feast Michael Moorcock’s Byzantium Endures put the reader in an interesting, indelicate position. You’ve heard of the unreliable…
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Interview: GRAMMY GAME CHANGERS: E. Ethelbert Miller
Posted on January 11, 2023 by thepoetslist Each year, millions of viewers tune in as the National Academy of Recording…
Fans, Officials, and Police: Catastrophe Day in Indonesian Football
By Frans Ari Prasetyo and Gabriel Kuhn Photos : Candlelight vigil in Bandung to honor the victims of the Kanjuruhan…
Jon Melrod on Cream City Social
By Cream City Social April 7th-14th, 2023 Jon Melrod, a Milwaukee organizer in the 70s and 80s, takes us back…
Anti-Eviction Mapping Projects 2023 Updates
HAPPY NEW YEAR! AEMP UPDATES & NEWS IN 2023: Evictorbook, Museum of the City of New York Exhibit, LA Eviction Map, Tenant Power Toolkit…
What Would They Play? Quico Sabate’s Ognis Deck
What Would They Play? • Commanders HearldJanuary 25, 2023 Welcome to What Would They Play? I’m Charlie, I’m a storyteller,…
Raymond Craib reviews Douglas Rushkoff’s “Survival of the Richest”
By Raymond Craib LARBJanuary 25, 2023 Raymond Craib, author of Adventure Capitalism: A History of Libertarian Exit, from the…
Wealth, Power and Climate Change
By Ron Jacobs Counterpunch January 20th, 2023 I like clarity. On the question of the politics of climate change under…
‘Birth Strike’ in Science & Society
By Ann Holder Science & Society Jenny Brown’s provocative Birth Strike examines the gulf in the United States between popular…
Jon Melrod on The Federalist Outpost
The Federalist OutpostDecember 23rd, 2022 A rebel in the 1960’s and 70s’, Jon Melrod was a political activist and union…