By Joshua StephensWar Resisters LeagueSeptember 2014 With Towards Collective Liberation, veteran activist and writer Chris Crass has filled a number…
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Towards Collective Liberation: A review in Peace News
By Milan RaiPeace NewsOctober-November 2014 When I’ve heard white people committed to social change start talking about racism and activism,…
Towards Collective Liberation, or Why We Won’t Stop Talking About Racism
By Dawn HaneyBuddhist Peace FellowshipOctober 9th, 2014 Race was a central theme at BPF’s National Gathering, with offerings like: The…
Towards Collective Liberation reviewed on Fellowship of Reconciliation
By Moira BirssFellowship of ReconciliationNovember 2014 For those of us participating in the struggle to bring about systemic change, but…
Snapshots from the Bay Area left
By Todd ChretienSocialistworker.orgMay 27th, 2015 Todd Chretien reviews a combination memoir, history and political statement written by a well-known activist…
The Beatrix Gates in The Seattle Review of Books
By Nisi ShawlThe Seattle Review of Books Latest in Terry Bisson’s audacious Outspoken Authors series, The Beatrix Gates (PM Press)…
The Beatrix Gates in Publishers Weekly
Publishers WeeklyDecember 3rd, 2018 This haphazard but enjoyable collection, primarily a celebration and exploration of trans identities, includes short stories,…
The Prose, Poetry, and Politics of Ursula K. Le Guin
by Alison HallettThe Portland MercuryMay 12th, 2011 In 2002, Ursula K. Le Guin published the short story The Wild Girls,…
The Wild Girls in Ms. Magazine
Ms. MagazineApril 2011 Nominated for a 2003 Hugo Award and finally in book form, this novella proves that sci-fi doyenne…
A Fine Chapbook: Ursula K. Le Guin’s The Wild Girls Plus…
By Brit MandeloTor.comOctober 10, 2011 The “PM Press Outspoken Authors” series of chapbooks includes such writers as Cory Doctorow, Michael…