May 22, 2019By Ron JacobsCounterPunchNovember 13th, 2017 The indictment and trial of the New York “Panther 21” was an attempt by several…- May 22, 2019By Andrew StewartWashington BabylonFebruary 1st, 2019 Andrew revisits a classic of underground comix that is a vital artifact of the…
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- May 22, 2019by Cantrice Janelle PennBlack Girl DangerousJuly 15th, 2016 I lick my lips, encrusted with bits of sea salt, as I…
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- May 21, 2019Cubesville 18: Roots and InfluencesFall 2015Page 28-29 Roots and Influences: Convergent Evolution Nicky Garratt was the original guitarist with the…
- May 21, 2019by Michael BerryPortland Press HeraldJanuary 29th, 2017 Oakland, California’s PM Press is noted for its line of slim-but-substantial “Outspoken Authors”…
- May 21, 2019By Steve BloomSolidarity This book is a collection of essays, composed mostly for the education of fellow prisoners. It is…
- May 21, 2019By Gary K. WolfeLocusApril 2010 PM Press is a small, radical Oakland publisher which seems to be striving for a…
