Sprout DistroDecember 3rd, 2014 Who’s Afraid of the Black Blocs? Anarchy in Action Around the World by Francis Dupuis-Déri is…
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Who’s Afraid of the Black Blocs? Anarchy in Action around the World: A Review
by Sam Stolton3am magazineDecember 8th, 2015 To oft has the formation of the Black Bloc been considered as politically impoverished…
Unmasking the Black Bloc: Who They Are, What They Do, How They Work
By Devon Douglas-BowersOccupy.comDecember 18th, 2014 “The Black Bloc always defend the demonstrations when the police come here.” – Ariane Santos,…
How Black Blocs Have Changed Protest Movements around the World
By Bryan KeoghThe Conversation The images were striking: massive blockades, protesters donning masks and black hoods suddenly racing across streets,…
Fire. Reviewed in Rain Taxi
By George Longenecker Rain Taxi Elizabeth Hand’s Fire., part of PM Press’s “Outspoken Authors Series,” is not easily categorized as…
On the Margins— On the Fly! in Labour History Melbourne
By Rowan CahillLabour History Melbourne An overview of the work of Iain McIntyre, and a review of his anthology, On…
David Hartsough: An Inspiring Life
by David KriegerNuclear Age Peace FoundationSeptember 11th, 2015 I recently read this impressive autobiography by nonviolent activist David Hartsough, which…
Waging Peace: A Review in National Catholic Reporter
By Martha HennessyNational Catholic ReporterMarch 16th, 2016 David Hartsough has given us a remarkable story of his life as a…
Waging Peace: A Review in Catholic Worker NYC
By Patrick Jordan Catholic Worker, NYC March 2015 If Ammon Hennacy were around to update his 1970 posthumously published The One-Man Revolution…
My Current Publisher Crush Has Got to Be PM Press’s Switchblade Line
By Jedidiah-AyresRansom Notes: The B&N Mystery BlogSeptember 2011 Sure we’ve all got our favorite series and authors, but I want…