Review

By Lyal S. SungaPhilosophy & Society Part I: Yugoslavia Yugoslavia’s historical transitions through peace, war and dissolution register both some…

by Matt ThompsonAnthrodendum.comFebruary 16th, 2018 Re-spawn. Its been on since dawn. Illustrated Man check your king with a pawn. Don’t…

By Gary K. WolfeLocus September 26th, 2019 Paul Park has always had a rather sidewise relationship with science fiction and…

By Jim FeastThe Fifth EstateSummer 2019 Silvia Federici was born in Italy, taught for years in Nigeria, made many visits…

By Sarah LyonsSlutistFebruary 15th, 2019 Witchcraft has become a buzzword of late. In fashion, movies, TV, and on social media,…

By Andrew LeeOrganizing Upgrade June 23, 2019 Silicon Valley organizer Andrew Lee reviews Richard A Walker’s Pictures of a Gone…

Publishers WeeklyJanuary 2018 This timely and humorous but flawed collection follows the trials and tribulations of six young people of…

By Judy AncelLabor NotesSeptember 13th, 2019 More than 120 years ago the American Federationist, the newspaper of the American Federation…

By T. S. MartinCHOICENovember 2019 Clark is an eco-anarchist philosopher and prolific writer on radical ecology issues. This collection of…

By Meredith Goldsmith, Anna Kryczka, Catherine LiuLos Angeles Review of BooksSeptember 9th, 2019 WE WANTED TO EMBRACE Jenny Brown’s new…