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01janAll Day31decPM Press – Exhibiting and Tabling Event TagsOwen Hill

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The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests,
Event Details
The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests, folk festivals, punk markets, and more. Look up these events and support their work! Come find the PM tables and say hello. Follow along on our socials to learn more.
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Bread and Roses Heritage Festival Lawrence, MA September 7
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Ithaca Is Books Festival Ithaca, NY September 12 and 13
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Knoxville Punk Rock Flea Market Knoxville, TN September 12
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Chicago Printer’s Row Chicago, IL September 12 and 13
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Season of the Witch Punk Market Hamilton, NJ September 12
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PVD Fest Providence, RI September 18 and 19
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Another Carolina Anarchist Book Fair ACAB Asheville, NC September 18 to 20
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Riot Fest Chicago, IL September 19 to 21
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Victoria Anarchist Book Fair Victoria, BC September 19 and 20
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Worker Co-op Conference Boston, MA September 25 to 26
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA September 25 to 27
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Apple Harvest Festival Ithaca, NY September 25 to 27
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Seattle Punk Rock Flea Market Seattle, WA September 25 to 27
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Brooklyn Book Festival Brooklyn, NY September 26 and 27
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Seattle Anarchist Book Fair Seattle, WA September 26 and 27
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NYC Anarchist Book Fair New York, NY September 26
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London Anarchist Bookfair London, UK on September 26
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA September 27
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Sonoma County Veg Fest Santa Rosa, CA September 27
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Decatur Book Festival Decatur, GA October 2 and 3
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Progressive Education Network Columbus, OH October 2 to 4
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Peace and Justice Studies Association PJSA Arlington, VA October 2 to 4
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Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair Oakland, CA October 3
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READ & RESIST Northampton, MA October 3
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Litquake Small Press Book Fair San Francisco, CA October 4
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Upstate Punk Rock Flea Market Albany, NY October 4
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Montreal Anarchist Book Fair Montreal, QC October 10 and 11
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Furnace Fest Birmingham, AL October 10 and 11
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Live Free Anarchist Book Fair Hanover, NH October 10
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Chicago Zine Fest Chicago, IL October 10
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Atlanta Pride Atlanta, GA October 10 and 11
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Oral History Association Portland, OR October 15 and 16
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Northwest Teaching for Social Justice NWTSJ Seattle, WA October 17
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Toronto Anarchist Book Fair Toronto, ON October 17
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Sacramento Anarchist Book Fair Sacramento, CA October 17
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Peterborough Radical Bookfair Peterborough, UK October 17
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Cardiff Radical Bookfair Cardiff, UK October 17
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Circuit Breakers Tech Workers Conference New York, NY October 17 to 18
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Halloween market Edison, NJ October 17
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Easton Book Festival Easton, PA October 17 and 18
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Southern Festival of Books Nashville, TN October 17 and 18
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Montreal Punk Rock Flea Market Montreal, QC October 18
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA October 25
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World Fantasy Convention Oakland, CA October 22 to 25, 2026
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American Studies Association ASA Chicago, IL October 22 to 25
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New Orleans ACAB Zine Fest New Orleans, LA October 23 to 25
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Union for Democratic Communications Ithaca, NY October 23 and 24
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Atlanta Radical Book Fair Atlanta, GA October 24
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Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Bristol, UK October 24
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Las Vegas Anarchist Book Fair Las Vegas, NV October 25
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Manchester Anarchist Book Fair Manchester, UK October 31
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National Women’s Studies Association Conference Atlanta, GA November 5 to 8
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Edinburgh Radical Book Fair Edinburgh, UK November 5 to 8
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Brooklyn Folk Festival Brooklyn, NY November 6 to 8
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Twin Cities Book Fest TCBF Minneapolis, MN November 7
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Boston Anarchist Book Fair Boston, MA November 7 and 8
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Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association PAMLA Seattle, WA November 12 to 15
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Facing Race Raleigh, NC November 12 to 14
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Darkside NJ Oddities Friday 13th Market Edison, NJ November 13
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Non-fiction Comics Festival Burlington, VT November 14
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Dorset Radical Book Fair Dorset, UK November 17
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American Society of Criminology ASC Chicago, IL November 18 to 21
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A Kansas City Anarchist Book Fair (AKCAB) Kansas City, MO November 21
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Middle East Studies Association MESA Boston, MA November 21 to 24
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Amsterdam Anarchist Bookfair Amsterdam, NL November 21 and 22
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Basilica Hudson Farm and Flea Market Hudson, NY November 27 to 29
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Howard Zinn Book Fair San Francisco, CA December 6
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA December 11 to 13
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Secaucus, NJ December 12 and 13
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Comic Arts LA CALA Los Angeles, CA December 12 and 13
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BookFest Omaha Omaha, NE December 12 and 13
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Asbury Park Punk Rock Flea Market Asbury Park, NJ December 27
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Creating Change National LGBT Task Force Conference Louisville, KY January 27 to 31, 2027
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American Association of Geographers AAG New York, NY February 8 to 11, 2027
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Appalachian Studies Association Conference Lewisburg, PA March 4 to 7, 2027
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Northeast Modern Language Association NeMLA Convention Newport, RI March 6 to 9 2027
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Tucson Festival of Books Tucson, AZ March 13 and 14 2027
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Association of Writers and Writing Programs AWP Chicago, IL March 17 to 20, 2027
Time
January 1 (Thursday) - December 31 (Thursday)
Location
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal and a big salute to vets organizing against it. This book reveals the front line battles shaping the future of American democracy. Learn more and order here.
Here are some upcoming events for the book:
Oct. 12 – Troy, NY James Connolly Social Club, 7 to 9 pm, 386 First St. Troy, 12180 (https://jamesconnollysocialclub.com/) Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details contact [email protected]
Oct. 13 – Ithaca, NY Autumn Leaves Books, 6 to 7:30 p.m.,115 East State St. Ithaca. 14850. (https://www.autumnleavesithaca.com/events)
Oct 14 – Manhattan, NY Penn South Community Center, 7 to 8:30 p.m. 345 8th Ave, 10001. Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details, contact: [email protected]
Oct. 15 – Brooklyn, NY The Word is Change bookstore, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tompkins Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11216 (For details, see: https://www.thewordischange.com/events)
Oct. 16 – Buffalo, Burning Books, 7 to 9 p.m. 420 Connecticut Ave. Buffalo, 14213 (https://www.facebook.com/burningbooksbflo/events/)
Oct. 20 – Richmond, CA Public Library Book and Author Series, benefit for Friends of the Library. 135 Washington Ave. Point Richmond (www.richmondlibrary.org)
Nov. 16 – Detroit, MI Book-related presentation as part of “Telling Labor’s Story” series at the Fraser Center for Workplace Issues Employment and Labor Relations Programs Center for Labor Studies, 255 Reuther Library, Wayne State University, 5401 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48202 (https://events.wayne.edu/2026/01/29/telling-labor-s-story-ii-105637)
Dec. 6 – San Francisco, CA – The Howard Zinn Book Fair, book-related workshop at SF City College, Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia St. (https://www.zinnbookfair.org/)
Time
September 9 (Wednesday) - December 7 (Monday)

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Zane McNeill, coeditor of Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Queer Resistance and Rebellion and editor of Y'all Means All: The Emerging Voices
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Zane McNeill, coeditor of Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Queer Resistance and Rebellion and editor of Y’all Means All: The Emerging Voices Queering Appalachia, in conversation with Lydi Conklin at the Southern Festival of Books in Nashville, TN on Sunday, October 18th from 3pm to 4pm in the Obion Room: Library. Learn more here.
In fiction and nonfiction, LGBTQ writers give voice to the struggle for equality. McNeill is an activist, providing specific ways that the community and its allies can bring equality. Conklin’s novel Songs of No Provenance is an exploration of queer identity and the role of art in becoming ones self.
Time
All Day (Sunday)
20octAll DaySHEREE RENEE THOMAS, author of THE TONGUE I DREAM IN, in Memphis, TN at Novel

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SHEREE RENEE THOMAS in conversation with ROBERT GORDON on her new book, THE TONGUE I DREAM IN Tuesday, October 20th in Memphis, TN at
Event Details
SHEREE RENEE THOMAS in conversation with ROBERT GORDON on her new book, THE TONGUE I DREAM IN
Tuesday, October 20th in Memphis, TN at Novel (387 Perkins Ext Memphis, TN 38117) at 6pm.
Learn more and get the book here.
ABOUT THE BOOK:
The tongue Sheree Renée Thomas dreams in is soft and sharp, ethereal and down-home.
This book of poems, stories, and essays draws together examples illustrating a mind immersed in Black legends and white myths, and in the growing realization of our place in the world and time, and in irresistible pull of the future: starships, floods, dancers twinned by crystal-filled caverns, and iridescent crops of living retribution. In her interview, Thomas explores the intricate intersections of poetry and activism and underscores the way she inhabits them. Taste with this book’s tongue the salty sweetness of her world.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Sheree Renée Thomas is a multiple award-winning author, poet, and editor. She curated World Fantasy Award-winning anthologies Dark Matter 1 and 2 and was the first to introduce W.E.B. Du Bois’s science fiction to speculative fiction readers. She’s associate editor of Obsidian: Literature & the Arts in the African Diaspora and senior editor of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. She lives in Memphis, Tennessee.
ABOUT THE CONVERSATION PARTNER:
Robert Gordon is a Grammy winning writer and an Emmy winning filmmaker. His films include Best of Enemies and William Eggleston’s Stranded in Canton. His books include It Came From Memphis and Respect Yourself: Stax Records and the Soul Explosion.
Time
All Day (Tuesday)

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Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Wednesday, October 21st at Syracuse University for a book launch for Housing
Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Wednesday, October 21st at Syracuse University for a book launch for Housing Justice, featuring Sam Stein’s new book A Right to Housing?4pm at Maxwell Hall, 204
Learn more here.
Join authors and contributors Sam Stein, housing policy researcher and advocate in New York City; Madeleine Hamlin, assistant professor of geography at Colgate University; and Gretchen Purser, associate professor of sociology at the Maxwell School; for a conversation on their new book, Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity. Books will be available to purchase, and light food and refreshments will follow.
Co-sponsored by PARCC, the Sociology Department, and the Geography and the Environment Department.
Time
All Day (Wednesday)

Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Thursday, October 22nd at Colgate University for a dual book launch of
Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Thursday, October 22nd at Colgate University for a dual book launch of Sam Stein’s new book A Right to Housing? (Verso, 2026) featuring Housing Justice. 4:30pm at the ALANA Cultural Center – Multi-Purpose Room, 13 Oak Dr, Hamilton, NY 13346.
Learn more here.
Time
All Day (Thursday)
22octAll DayKeep Going with Ellen David Friedman in New York, NYAuthor Events:Ellen David Friedman

Event Details
Keep Going: Building Power in Higher Education with Ellen David Friedman in New York, NY on Thursday, October 22nd at 7pm. Learn more and registration
Event Details
Keep Going: Building Power in Higher Education with Ellen David Friedman in New York, NY on Thursday, October 22nd at 7pm.
Learn more and registration is required here.
Join ACT-UAW Local 7902 and partner NYC academic unions for an event with author and organizer Ellen David Friedman, author of Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard.
This will be a workshop-style discussion exploring how we build power at both the institutional and department/program levels across higher education.
Event Details:
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Date & Time: Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 7:00 – 8:30 PM
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Location: TBD (Manhattan venue details will be emailed to RSVPs)
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Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible.
Time
All Day (Thursday)

Event Details
NYC Book Talk—Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It's Hard
Event Details
NYC Book Talk—Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard

Join us for a celebration of Ellen David Friedman’s new book, Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard on October 23, 2026 in-person from 6pm to 8pm at Woodbine NYC; 414 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10013
Organizing can be tough. Co-workers get scared, meetings flop, committees crack, leaders disappoint, and momentum stalls. But when everything feels like it’s falling apart, this book will be your lifeline—helping you get back up, dust yourself off, and figure out your next step.
Drawing on 50 years of experience advising thousands of workers, Ellen David Friedman has created a starter kit and field guide for workplace organizers—offering core principles, examples, and a framework for making sense of the chaos.
Registration is required here. The event is free and open to the public. There will be a discussion followed by a Q&A.
Time
All Day (Friday)

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Join Jessica Lawless in Sacramento, CA at Avid Reader Broadway on Saturday, October 24th for a discussion and signing of Cultural Capital Doesn't Pay the
Event Details
Join Jessica Lawless in Sacramento, CA at Avid Reader Broadway on Saturday, October 24th for a discussion and signing of Cultural Capital Doesn’t Pay the Rent: A Queer Memoir. 1945 Broadway Sacramento, CA 95818. Learn more here.
Cultural Capital Doesn’t Pay the Rent is a story about loss, economic survival, and three decades of organizing against the interlocking hellscapes of neoliberalism. Jessica Lawless’s memoir is a queer, anarcho-punk history of community care and healing justice.
Jessica Lawless is an artist and one of the cofounders of the self-defense collective Home Alive. Her artwork has been shown in galleries across the US, included in international anarchist and queer film festivals, and censored by a Catholic university. She was a regular contributor to make/shift magazine and periodically contributes to the Anarchist Review of Books. Jessica wrote the introduction to Lady Lazarus: Confronting Lydia Lunch (Questing Beast, UK), contributed a chapter to Resolutions 3: Global Networks of Video (University of Minnesota Press), and had pieces in the anthologies Feminisms in Motion: Voices for Justice, Liberation, and Transformation (AK Press) and Places Like Home (Literary Kitchen). A former adjunct professor and labor organizer, she lives in Sacramento, CA with her partner Von and their two toothless cats.
Time
All Day (Saturday)

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City Lights and PM Press present Ken Knabb discussing his new book, The Joy of Revolution and Related Texts on Monday, October 26,
Event Details
City Lights and PM Press present Ken Knabb discussing his new book, The Joy of Revolution and Related Texts on Monday, October 26, 2026, 7:00 pm PST.
Learn more here.
This event is free to the public and will take place both instore and online. The virtual part of the event will be hosted on the Zoom platform. To attend online you must register. Instore seating is limited and on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservation required. This event made possible by support from the City Lights Foundation.
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All Day (Monday)
october 2026
01janAll Day31decPM Press – Exhibiting and Tabling Event TagsOwen Hill

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The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests,
Event Details
The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests, folk festivals, punk markets, and more. Look up these events and support their work! Come find the PM tables and say hello. Follow along on our socials to learn more.
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Bread and Roses Heritage Festival Lawrence, MA September 7
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Ithaca Is Books Festival Ithaca, NY September 12 and 13
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Knoxville Punk Rock Flea Market Knoxville, TN September 12
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Chicago Printer’s Row Chicago, IL September 12 and 13
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Season of the Witch Punk Market Hamilton, NJ September 12
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PVD Fest Providence, RI September 18 and 19
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Another Carolina Anarchist Book Fair ACAB Asheville, NC September 18 to 20
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Riot Fest Chicago, IL September 19 to 21
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Victoria Anarchist Book Fair Victoria, BC September 19 and 20
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Worker Co-op Conference Boston, MA September 25 to 26
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA September 25 to 27
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Apple Harvest Festival Ithaca, NY September 25 to 27
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Seattle Punk Rock Flea Market Seattle, WA September 25 to 27
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Brooklyn Book Festival Brooklyn, NY September 26 and 27
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Seattle Anarchist Book Fair Seattle, WA September 26 and 27
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NYC Anarchist Book Fair New York, NY September 26
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London Anarchist Bookfair London, UK on September 26
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA September 27
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Sonoma County Veg Fest Santa Rosa, CA September 27
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Decatur Book Festival Decatur, GA October 2 and 3
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Progressive Education Network Columbus, OH October 2 to 4
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Peace and Justice Studies Association PJSA Arlington, VA October 2 to 4
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Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair Oakland, CA October 3
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READ & RESIST Northampton, MA October 3
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Litquake Small Press Book Fair San Francisco, CA October 4
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Upstate Punk Rock Flea Market Albany, NY October 4
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Montreal Anarchist Book Fair Montreal, QC October 10 and 11
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Furnace Fest Birmingham, AL October 10 and 11
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Live Free Anarchist Book Fair Hanover, NH October 10
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Chicago Zine Fest Chicago, IL October 10
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Atlanta Pride Atlanta, GA October 10 and 11
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Oral History Association Portland, OR October 15 and 16
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Northwest Teaching for Social Justice NWTSJ Seattle, WA October 17
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Toronto Anarchist Book Fair Toronto, ON October 17
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Sacramento Anarchist Book Fair Sacramento, CA October 17
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Peterborough Radical Bookfair Peterborough, UK October 17
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Cardiff Radical Bookfair Cardiff, UK October 17
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Circuit Breakers Tech Workers Conference New York, NY October 17 to 18
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Halloween market Edison, NJ October 17
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Easton Book Festival Easton, PA October 17 and 18
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Southern Festival of Books Nashville, TN October 17 and 18
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Montreal Punk Rock Flea Market Montreal, QC October 18
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA October 25
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World Fantasy Convention Oakland, CA October 22 to 25, 2026
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American Studies Association ASA Chicago, IL October 22 to 25
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New Orleans ACAB Zine Fest New Orleans, LA October 23 to 25
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Union for Democratic Communications Ithaca, NY October 23 and 24
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Atlanta Radical Book Fair Atlanta, GA October 24
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Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Bristol, UK October 24
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Las Vegas Anarchist Book Fair Las Vegas, NV October 25
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Manchester Anarchist Book Fair Manchester, UK October 31
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National Women’s Studies Association Conference Atlanta, GA November 5 to 8
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Edinburgh Radical Book Fair Edinburgh, UK November 5 to 8
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Brooklyn Folk Festival Brooklyn, NY November 6 to 8
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Twin Cities Book Fest TCBF Minneapolis, MN November 7
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Boston Anarchist Book Fair Boston, MA November 7 and 8
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Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association PAMLA Seattle, WA November 12 to 15
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Facing Race Raleigh, NC November 12 to 14
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Darkside NJ Oddities Friday 13th Market Edison, NJ November 13
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Non-fiction Comics Festival Burlington, VT November 14
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Dorset Radical Book Fair Dorset, UK November 17
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American Society of Criminology ASC Chicago, IL November 18 to 21
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A Kansas City Anarchist Book Fair (AKCAB) Kansas City, MO November 21
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Middle East Studies Association MESA Boston, MA November 21 to 24
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Amsterdam Anarchist Bookfair Amsterdam, NL November 21 and 22
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Basilica Hudson Farm and Flea Market Hudson, NY November 27 to 29
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Howard Zinn Book Fair San Francisco, CA December 6
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA December 11 to 13
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Secaucus, NJ December 12 and 13
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Comic Arts LA CALA Los Angeles, CA December 12 and 13
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BookFest Omaha Omaha, NE December 12 and 13
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Asbury Park Punk Rock Flea Market Asbury Park, NJ December 27
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Creating Change National LGBT Task Force Conference Louisville, KY January 27 to 31, 2027
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American Association of Geographers AAG New York, NY February 8 to 11, 2027
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Appalachian Studies Association Conference Lewisburg, PA March 4 to 7, 2027
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Northeast Modern Language Association NeMLA Convention Newport, RI March 6 to 9 2027
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Tucson Festival of Books Tucson, AZ March 13 and 14 2027
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Association of Writers and Writing Programs AWP Chicago, IL March 17 to 20, 2027
Time
January 1 (Thursday) - December 31 (Thursday)
Location
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal and a big salute to vets organizing against it. This book reveals the front line battles shaping the future of American democracy. Learn more and order here.
Here are some upcoming events for the book:
Oct. 12 – Troy, NY James Connolly Social Club, 7 to 9 pm, 386 First St. Troy, 12180 (https://jamesconnollysocialclub.com/) Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details contact [email protected]
Oct. 13 – Ithaca, NY Autumn Leaves Books, 6 to 7:30 p.m.,115 East State St. Ithaca. 14850. (https://www.autumnleavesithaca.com/events)
Oct 14 – Manhattan, NY Penn South Community Center, 7 to 8:30 p.m. 345 8th Ave, 10001. Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details, contact: [email protected]
Oct. 15 – Brooklyn, NY The Word is Change bookstore, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tompkins Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11216 (For details, see: https://www.thewordischange.com/events)
Oct. 16 – Buffalo, Burning Books, 7 to 9 p.m. 420 Connecticut Ave. Buffalo, 14213 (https://www.facebook.com/burningbooksbflo/events/)
Oct. 20 – Richmond, CA Public Library Book and Author Series, benefit for Friends of the Library. 135 Washington Ave. Point Richmond (www.richmondlibrary.org)
Nov. 16 – Detroit, MI Book-related presentation as part of “Telling Labor’s Story” series at the Fraser Center for Workplace Issues Employment and Labor Relations Programs Center for Labor Studies, 255 Reuther Library, Wayne State University, 5401 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48202 (https://events.wayne.edu/2026/01/29/telling-labor-s-story-ii-105637)
Dec. 6 – San Francisco, CA – The Howard Zinn Book Fair, book-related workshop at SF City College, Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia St. (https://www.zinnbookfair.org/)
Time
September 9 (Wednesday) - December 7 (Monday)

Event Details
Zane McNeill, coeditor of Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Queer Resistance and Rebellion and editor of Y'all Means All: The Emerging Voices
Event Details
Zane McNeill, coeditor of Be Gay, Do Crime: Everyday Acts of Queer Resistance and Rebellion and editor of Y’all Means All: The Emerging Voices Queering Appalachia, in conversation with Lydi Conklin at the Southern Festival of Books in Nashville, TN on Sunday, October 18th from 3pm to 4pm in the Obion Room: Library. Learn more here.
In fiction and nonfiction, LGBTQ writers give voice to the struggle for equality. McNeill is an activist, providing specific ways that the community and its allies can bring equality. Conklin’s novel Songs of No Provenance is an exploration of queer identity and the role of art in becoming ones self.
Time
All Day (Sunday)
20octAll DaySHEREE RENEE THOMAS, author of THE TONGUE I DREAM IN, in Memphis, TN at Novel

Event Details
SHEREE RENEE THOMAS in conversation with ROBERT GORDON on her new book, THE TONGUE I DREAM IN Tuesday, October 20th in Memphis, TN at
Event Details
SHEREE RENEE THOMAS in conversation with ROBERT GORDON on her new book, THE TONGUE I DREAM IN
Tuesday, October 20th in Memphis, TN at Novel (387 Perkins Ext Memphis, TN 38117) at 6pm.
Learn more and get the book here.
ABOUT THE BOOK:
The tongue Sheree Renée Thomas dreams in is soft and sharp, ethereal and down-home.
This book of poems, stories, and essays draws together examples illustrating a mind immersed in Black legends and white myths, and in the growing realization of our place in the world and time, and in irresistible pull of the future: starships, floods, dancers twinned by crystal-filled caverns, and iridescent crops of living retribution. In her interview, Thomas explores the intricate intersections of poetry and activism and underscores the way she inhabits them. Taste with this book’s tongue the salty sweetness of her world.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Sheree Renée Thomas is a multiple award-winning author, poet, and editor. She curated World Fantasy Award-winning anthologies Dark Matter 1 and 2 and was the first to introduce W.E.B. Du Bois’s science fiction to speculative fiction readers. She’s associate editor of Obsidian: Literature & the Arts in the African Diaspora and senior editor of The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction. She lives in Memphis, Tennessee.
ABOUT THE CONVERSATION PARTNER:
Robert Gordon is a Grammy winning writer and an Emmy winning filmmaker. His films include Best of Enemies and William Eggleston’s Stranded in Canton. His books include It Came From Memphis and Respect Yourself: Stax Records and the Soul Explosion.
Time
All Day (Tuesday)

Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Wednesday, October 21st at Syracuse University for a book launch for Housing
Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Wednesday, October 21st at Syracuse University for a book launch for Housing Justice, featuring Sam Stein’s new book A Right to Housing?4pm at Maxwell Hall, 204
Learn more here.
Join authors and contributors Sam Stein, housing policy researcher and advocate in New York City; Madeleine Hamlin, assistant professor of geography at Colgate University; and Gretchen Purser, associate professor of sociology at the Maxwell School; for a conversation on their new book, Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity. Books will be available to purchase, and light food and refreshments will follow.
Co-sponsored by PARCC, the Sociology Department, and the Geography and the Environment Department.
Time
All Day (Wednesday)

Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Thursday, October 22nd at Colgate University for a dual book launch of
Event Details
Join Madeleine Hamlin, coeditor of Housing Justice: A Lexicon for Building Solidarity, on Thursday, October 22nd at Colgate University for a dual book launch of Sam Stein’s new book A Right to Housing? (Verso, 2026) featuring Housing Justice. 4:30pm at the ALANA Cultural Center – Multi-Purpose Room, 13 Oak Dr, Hamilton, NY 13346.
Learn more here.
Time
All Day (Thursday)
22octAll DayKeep Going with Ellen David Friedman in New York, NYAuthor Events:Ellen David Friedman

Event Details
Keep Going: Building Power in Higher Education with Ellen David Friedman in New York, NY on Thursday, October 22nd at 7pm. Learn more and registration
Event Details
Keep Going: Building Power in Higher Education with Ellen David Friedman in New York, NY on Thursday, October 22nd at 7pm.
Learn more and registration is required here.
Join ACT-UAW Local 7902 and partner NYC academic unions for an event with author and organizer Ellen David Friedman, author of Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard.
This will be a workshop-style discussion exploring how we build power at both the institutional and department/program levels across higher education.
Event Details:
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Date & Time: Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 7:00 – 8:30 PM
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Location: TBD (Manhattan venue details will be emailed to RSVPs)
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Accessibility: Venue is wheelchair accessible.
Time
All Day (Thursday)

Event Details
NYC Book Talk—Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It's Hard
Event Details
NYC Book Talk—Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard

Join us for a celebration of Ellen David Friedman’s new book, Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard on October 23, 2026 in-person from 6pm to 8pm at Woodbine NYC; 414 Broadway, 3rd Floor New York, NY 10013
Organizing can be tough. Co-workers get scared, meetings flop, committees crack, leaders disappoint, and momentum stalls. But when everything feels like it’s falling apart, this book will be your lifeline—helping you get back up, dust yourself off, and figure out your next step.
Drawing on 50 years of experience advising thousands of workers, Ellen David Friedman has created a starter kit and field guide for workplace organizers—offering core principles, examples, and a framework for making sense of the chaos.
Registration is required here. The event is free and open to the public. There will be a discussion followed by a Q&A.
Time
All Day (Friday)

Event Details
Join Jessica Lawless in Sacramento, CA at Avid Reader Broadway on Saturday, October 24th for a discussion and signing of Cultural Capital Doesn't Pay the
Event Details
Join Jessica Lawless in Sacramento, CA at Avid Reader Broadway on Saturday, October 24th for a discussion and signing of Cultural Capital Doesn’t Pay the Rent: A Queer Memoir. 1945 Broadway Sacramento, CA 95818. Learn more here.
Cultural Capital Doesn’t Pay the Rent is a story about loss, economic survival, and three decades of organizing against the interlocking hellscapes of neoliberalism. Jessica Lawless’s memoir is a queer, anarcho-punk history of community care and healing justice.
Jessica Lawless is an artist and one of the cofounders of the self-defense collective Home Alive. Her artwork has been shown in galleries across the US, included in international anarchist and queer film festivals, and censored by a Catholic university. She was a regular contributor to make/shift magazine and periodically contributes to the Anarchist Review of Books. Jessica wrote the introduction to Lady Lazarus: Confronting Lydia Lunch (Questing Beast, UK), contributed a chapter to Resolutions 3: Global Networks of Video (University of Minnesota Press), and had pieces in the anthologies Feminisms in Motion: Voices for Justice, Liberation, and Transformation (AK Press) and Places Like Home (Literary Kitchen). A former adjunct professor and labor organizer, she lives in Sacramento, CA with her partner Von and their two toothless cats.
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All Day (Saturday)

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City Lights and PM Press present Ken Knabb discussing his new book, The Joy of Revolution and Related Texts on Monday, October 26,
Event Details
City Lights and PM Press present Ken Knabb discussing his new book, The Joy of Revolution and Related Texts on Monday, October 26, 2026, 7:00 pm PST.
Learn more here.
This event is free to the public and will take place both instore and online. The virtual part of the event will be hosted on the Zoom platform. To attend online you must register. Instore seating is limited and on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservation required. This event made possible by support from the City Lights Foundation.
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All Day (Monday)
november 2026
01janAll Day31decPM Press – Exhibiting and Tabling Event TagsOwen Hill

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The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests,
Event Details
The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests, folk festivals, punk markets, and more. Look up these events and support their work! Come find the PM tables and say hello. Follow along on our socials to learn more.
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Bread and Roses Heritage Festival Lawrence, MA September 7
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Ithaca Is Books Festival Ithaca, NY September 12 and 13
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Knoxville Punk Rock Flea Market Knoxville, TN September 12
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Chicago Printer’s Row Chicago, IL September 12 and 13
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Season of the Witch Punk Market Hamilton, NJ September 12
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PVD Fest Providence, RI September 18 and 19
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Another Carolina Anarchist Book Fair ACAB Asheville, NC September 18 to 20
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Riot Fest Chicago, IL September 19 to 21
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Victoria Anarchist Book Fair Victoria, BC September 19 and 20
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Worker Co-op Conference Boston, MA September 25 to 26
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA September 25 to 27
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Apple Harvest Festival Ithaca, NY September 25 to 27
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Seattle Punk Rock Flea Market Seattle, WA September 25 to 27
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Brooklyn Book Festival Brooklyn, NY September 26 and 27
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Seattle Anarchist Book Fair Seattle, WA September 26 and 27
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NYC Anarchist Book Fair New York, NY September 26
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London Anarchist Bookfair London, UK on September 26
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA September 27
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Sonoma County Veg Fest Santa Rosa, CA September 27
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Decatur Book Festival Decatur, GA October 2 and 3
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Progressive Education Network Columbus, OH October 2 to 4
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Peace and Justice Studies Association PJSA Arlington, VA October 2 to 4
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Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair Oakland, CA October 3
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READ & RESIST Northampton, MA October 3
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Litquake Small Press Book Fair San Francisco, CA October 4
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Upstate Punk Rock Flea Market Albany, NY October 4
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Montreal Anarchist Book Fair Montreal, QC October 10 and 11
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Furnace Fest Birmingham, AL October 10 and 11
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Live Free Anarchist Book Fair Hanover, NH October 10
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Chicago Zine Fest Chicago, IL October 10
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Atlanta Pride Atlanta, GA October 10 and 11
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Oral History Association Portland, OR October 15 and 16
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Northwest Teaching for Social Justice NWTSJ Seattle, WA October 17
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Toronto Anarchist Book Fair Toronto, ON October 17
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Sacramento Anarchist Book Fair Sacramento, CA October 17
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Peterborough Radical Bookfair Peterborough, UK October 17
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Cardiff Radical Bookfair Cardiff, UK October 17
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Circuit Breakers Tech Workers Conference New York, NY October 17 to 18
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Halloween market Edison, NJ October 17
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Easton Book Festival Easton, PA October 17 and 18
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Southern Festival of Books Nashville, TN October 17 and 18
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Montreal Punk Rock Flea Market Montreal, QC October 18
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA October 25
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World Fantasy Convention Oakland, CA October 22 to 25, 2026
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American Studies Association ASA Chicago, IL October 22 to 25
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New Orleans ACAB Zine Fest New Orleans, LA October 23 to 25
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Union for Democratic Communications Ithaca, NY October 23 and 24
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Atlanta Radical Book Fair Atlanta, GA October 24
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Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Bristol, UK October 24
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Las Vegas Anarchist Book Fair Las Vegas, NV October 25
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Manchester Anarchist Book Fair Manchester, UK October 31
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National Women’s Studies Association Conference Atlanta, GA November 5 to 8
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Edinburgh Radical Book Fair Edinburgh, UK November 5 to 8
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Brooklyn Folk Festival Brooklyn, NY November 6 to 8
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Twin Cities Book Fest TCBF Minneapolis, MN November 7
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Boston Anarchist Book Fair Boston, MA November 7 and 8
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Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association PAMLA Seattle, WA November 12 to 15
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Facing Race Raleigh, NC November 12 to 14
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Darkside NJ Oddities Friday 13th Market Edison, NJ November 13
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Non-fiction Comics Festival Burlington, VT November 14
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Dorset Radical Book Fair Dorset, UK November 17
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American Society of Criminology ASC Chicago, IL November 18 to 21
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A Kansas City Anarchist Book Fair (AKCAB) Kansas City, MO November 21
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Middle East Studies Association MESA Boston, MA November 21 to 24
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Amsterdam Anarchist Bookfair Amsterdam, NL November 21 and 22
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Basilica Hudson Farm and Flea Market Hudson, NY November 27 to 29
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Howard Zinn Book Fair San Francisco, CA December 6
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA December 11 to 13
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Secaucus, NJ December 12 and 13
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Comic Arts LA CALA Los Angeles, CA December 12 and 13
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BookFest Omaha Omaha, NE December 12 and 13
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Asbury Park Punk Rock Flea Market Asbury Park, NJ December 27
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Creating Change National LGBT Task Force Conference Louisville, KY January 27 to 31, 2027
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American Association of Geographers AAG New York, NY February 8 to 11, 2027
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Appalachian Studies Association Conference Lewisburg, PA March 4 to 7, 2027
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Northeast Modern Language Association NeMLA Convention Newport, RI March 6 to 9 2027
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Tucson Festival of Books Tucson, AZ March 13 and 14 2027
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Association of Writers and Writing Programs AWP Chicago, IL March 17 to 20, 2027
Time
January 1 (Thursday) - December 31 (Thursday)
Location
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal and a big salute to vets organizing against it. This book reveals the front line battles shaping the future of American democracy. Learn more and order here.
Here are some upcoming events for the book:
Oct. 12 – Troy, NY James Connolly Social Club, 7 to 9 pm, 386 First St. Troy, 12180 (https://jamesconnollysocialclub.com/) Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details contact [email protected]
Oct. 13 – Ithaca, NY Autumn Leaves Books, 6 to 7:30 p.m.,115 East State St. Ithaca. 14850. (https://www.autumnleavesithaca.com/events)
Oct 14 – Manhattan, NY Penn South Community Center, 7 to 8:30 p.m. 345 8th Ave, 10001. Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details, contact: [email protected]
Oct. 15 – Brooklyn, NY The Word is Change bookstore, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tompkins Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11216 (For details, see: https://www.thewordischange.com/events)
Oct. 16 – Buffalo, Burning Books, 7 to 9 p.m. 420 Connecticut Ave. Buffalo, 14213 (https://www.facebook.com/burningbooksbflo/events/)
Oct. 20 – Richmond, CA Public Library Book and Author Series, benefit for Friends of the Library. 135 Washington Ave. Point Richmond (www.richmondlibrary.org)
Nov. 16 – Detroit, MI Book-related presentation as part of “Telling Labor’s Story” series at the Fraser Center for Workplace Issues Employment and Labor Relations Programs Center for Labor Studies, 255 Reuther Library, Wayne State University, 5401 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48202 (https://events.wayne.edu/2026/01/29/telling-labor-s-story-ii-105637)
Dec. 6 – San Francisco, CA – The Howard Zinn Book Fair, book-related workshop at SF City College, Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia St. (https://www.zinnbookfair.org/)
Time
September 9 (Wednesday) - December 7 (Monday)
02novAll DayA Generation of Political Prisoner Support and Archiving Resistance – Virtual Event

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A Generation of Political Prisoner Support and Archiving Resistance with the Certain Days Collective and Freedom Archives Monday, November 2nd from
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A Generation of Political Prisoner Support and Archiving Resistance with the Certain Days Collective and Freedom Archives
Monday, November 2nd from 4:00pm – 5:30pm PST
This is a virtual event. Learn more and register here.
Learn about political prisoner support and archiving resistance with an insightful discussion for The Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar and its 25 years of publication.
The Certain Days: Freedom for Political Prisoners Calendar is a joint fundraising and educational project between outside organizers and current and former political prisoners. For the first time, all of the previous years are compiled and available now at the Freedom Archives. Featuring vibrant artwork, moving essays, poems and historical dates commemorating radical history, each Certain Days calendar is itself an archive of resistance.
Moderated by Certain Days Collective member Josh Davidson, this panel features:
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Certain Days founders and former political prisoners Herman Bell and David Gilbert,
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former political prisoner and Freedom Archives co-founder Claude Marks
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and calendar contributor, lifelong organizer and prisoner supporter dequi kioni-sadiki.
Connect: Certain Days – Website | Freedom Archives – Website
About the panelists:
dequi kioni-sadiki is a Coordinating Committee member of the Spirit of Mandela Coalition, the former chair of the Malcolm X Commemoration Committee and leader of the Sekou Odinga Defense Committee which waged a successful campaign for the release of her husband. A consistent coalition-builder and organizer, kioni-sadiki is a retired educator with the NYC Department of Education and a member of the Jericho Movement to Free All Political Prisoners. She co-edited Look for Me in the Whirlwind: From the Panther 21 to 21st Century Revolutions and is a contributor to Black Power Afterlives: The Enduring Significance of the Black Panther Party.
Herman Bell is a former member of both the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army, and he was imprisoned for forty-five years. Bell was captured in New Orleans in 1973, and eventually he, Jalil Muntaqim and Albert Nuh Washington were convicted of attacks on police. He was also implicated in the San Francisco 8 case and pleaded guilty to a lesser offense. He spent five years imprisoned in the federal system, in the Marion control unit for two of those years, before spending decades in various New York State maximum security prisons. While imprisoned he was committed to community work, and he is a founding member of the Victory Gardens Project and the Certain Days Collective. He was released in 2018, after his eighth parole hearing.
Claude Marks was imprisoned for his involvement in an escape conspiracy to free Puerto Rican independentista and political prisoner Oscar López Rivera. Marks has worked in radical media since the late 1960s and is co-founder and co-director of the Freedom Archives. In 2016, he traveled to Palestine as part of an anti-prison delegation that focused on political imprisonment and solidarity between prisoners in the US and Palestine. He has also worked to free numerous political prisoners and continues to fight for prison abolition.
David Gilbert is a lifelong anti-imperialist who was captured and imprisoned as a result of an attempted expropriation of a Brinks truck in Nyack, New York, in 1981. Gilbert was sentenced to 75 years to life but his sentence was commuted by outgoing Governor Cuomo, and he was released from prison after forty years in November 2021. While in prison, he was a cofounder of the Certain Days Collective, and he also helped pioneer AIDS awareness programs that saved thousands of lives in prisons across the country. While incarcerated, David wrote three books, No Surrender: Writings from an Anti-Imperialist Political Prisoner; Love and Struggle: My Life in SDS, the Weather Underground, and Beyond; and Looking at the U.S. White Working Class Historically.
Josh Davidson is an anarchist and abolitionist, a member of the Certain Days Collective, and part of the Children’s Art Project with political prisoner Oso Blanco. He has edited two books, Rattling the Cages: Oral Histories of North American Political Prisoners and A Clean Hell: Anarchy and Abolition in America’s Most Notorious Prison, both with former political prisoner Eric King, and is the author of the forthcoming children’s book on abolition, A Cage Is a Cage. Davidson works with the Zinn Education Project, which promotes the teaching of people’s history in classrooms and provides free lessons and resources for educators.
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All Day (Monday)

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Join us for a talk with Ellen David Friedman on her new book, Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard on Sunday, November 8th in Newport, KY at Roebling Books & Coffee Newport, located at 601 Overton St, Newport, KY 41071 from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. Learn more here.
Organizing can be tough. Co-workers get scared, meetings flop, committees crack, leaders disappoint, and momentum stalls. But when everything feels like it’s falling apart, this book will be your lifeline—helping you get back up, dust yourself off, and figure out your next step.
Drawing on 50 years of experience advising thousands of workers, Ellen David Friedman has created a starter kit and field guide for workplace organizers—offering core principles, examples, and a framework for making sense of the chaos.
The event is free and open to the public. There will be a discussion followed by a Q&A.
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All Day (Sunday)
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Art is a Weapon: Ian MacKaye and Mark Andersen on Punk Rock, Politics, Activism, and Aging Thursday, November 12th, 2026 from
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Art is a Weapon: Ian MacKaye and Mark Andersen on Punk Rock, Politics, Activism, and Aging
Thursday, November 12th, 2026 from 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM EST. Online, YouTube, hosted by Haymarket Books in collaboration with PM Press. Register Now
Art and punk rock have never been mere mirrors reflecting the state of the world—they can also be active forces capable of reshaping politics, culture, and community from the ground up.
For decades, Ian MacKaye (Fugazi, Minor Threat, Dischord Records) and Mark Andersen (Positive Force DC, Dance of Days, We Are Family) have stood as steady, uncompromising participants in the area where independent music and social justice meet. This discussion can cover running a truly independent record label, organizing all-ages benefit shows, delivering groceries to low-income seniors, archiving, writing books, engaging in protests, and the role of music in all of that. Drawing on lifetimes of archiving and building community through art and activism, join us for a compelling virtual conversation between Ian and Mark. Whether you are a longtime veteran of underground scenes, an emerging artist, or an activist looking for new pathways of resistance, this conversation may offer vital insights, historical perspective, and actionable inspiration for the fights ahead. There will also be an opportunity for the audience to ask questions about other topics.
***Register through Ticket Tailor to receive a link to the live-streamed video on the day of the event. This event will also be recorded and captioning will be provided.***
Speakers:
Ian MacKaye is a musician, archivist, co-founder of Dischord Records, and member of the bands Minor Threat, Fugazi, The Evens, Coriky, and others.
Mark Andersen is a community activist, co-founder of Positive Force DC, co-founder and director of We Are Family Senior Outreach Network, and author of numerous books including, We are the Clash: Reagan, Thatcher, and the Last Stand of a Band that Mattered.
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This event is a collaboration between Haymarket Books and PM Press, a benefit for PM Press to celebrate their 20th anniversary and build for the next 20 years by purchasing their warehouse, and part of PM’s All We Have Is Each Other event series.
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All Day (Thursday)
december 2026
01janAll Day31decPM Press – Exhibiting and Tabling Event TagsOwen Hill

Event Details
The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests,
Event Details
The PM Press Tabling Tornados are bringing the noise to these upcoming anarchist book fairs, big and small city book festivals, indie comics fests, academic conferences, activist gatherings, punk fests, folk festivals, punk markets, and more. Look up these events and support their work! Come find the PM tables and say hello. Follow along on our socials to learn more.
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Bread and Roses Heritage Festival Lawrence, MA September 7
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Ithaca Is Books Festival Ithaca, NY September 12 and 13
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Knoxville Punk Rock Flea Market Knoxville, TN September 12
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Chicago Printer’s Row Chicago, IL September 12 and 13
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Season of the Witch Punk Market Hamilton, NJ September 12
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PVD Fest Providence, RI September 18 and 19
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Another Carolina Anarchist Book Fair ACAB Asheville, NC September 18 to 20
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Riot Fest Chicago, IL September 19 to 21
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Victoria Anarchist Book Fair Victoria, BC September 19 and 20
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Worker Co-op Conference Boston, MA September 25 to 26
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA September 25 to 27
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Apple Harvest Festival Ithaca, NY September 25 to 27
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Seattle Punk Rock Flea Market Seattle, WA September 25 to 27
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Brooklyn Book Festival Brooklyn, NY September 26 and 27
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Seattle Anarchist Book Fair Seattle, WA September 26 and 27
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NYC Anarchist Book Fair New York, NY September 26
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London Anarchist Bookfair London, UK on September 26
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA September 27
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Sonoma County Veg Fest Santa Rosa, CA September 27
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Decatur Book Festival Decatur, GA October 2 and 3
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Progressive Education Network Columbus, OH October 2 to 4
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Peace and Justice Studies Association PJSA Arlington, VA October 2 to 4
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Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair Oakland, CA October 3
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READ & RESIST Northampton, MA October 3
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Litquake Small Press Book Fair San Francisco, CA October 4
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Upstate Punk Rock Flea Market Albany, NY October 4
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Montreal Anarchist Book Fair Montreal, QC October 10 and 11
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Furnace Fest Birmingham, AL October 10 and 11
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Live Free Anarchist Book Fair Hanover, NH October 10
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Chicago Zine Fest Chicago, IL October 10
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Atlanta Pride Atlanta, GA October 10 and 11
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Oral History Association Portland, OR October 15 and 16
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Northwest Teaching for Social Justice NWTSJ Seattle, WA October 17
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Toronto Anarchist Book Fair Toronto, ON October 17
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Sacramento Anarchist Book Fair Sacramento, CA October 17
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Peterborough Radical Bookfair Peterborough, UK October 17
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Cardiff Radical Bookfair Cardiff, UK October 17
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Circuit Breakers Tech Workers Conference New York, NY October 17 to 18
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Halloween market Edison, NJ October 17
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Easton Book Festival Easton, PA October 17 and 18
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Southern Festival of Books Nashville, TN October 17 and 18
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Montreal Punk Rock Flea Market Montreal, QC October 18
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Boston Hassle Flea Market Boston, MA October 25
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World Fantasy Convention Oakland, CA October 22 to 25, 2026
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American Studies Association ASA Chicago, IL October 22 to 25
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New Orleans ACAB Zine Fest New Orleans, LA October 23 to 25
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Union for Democratic Communications Ithaca, NY October 23 and 24
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Atlanta Radical Book Fair Atlanta, GA October 24
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Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Bristol, UK October 24
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Las Vegas Anarchist Book Fair Las Vegas, NV October 25
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Manchester Anarchist Book Fair Manchester, UK October 31
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National Women’s Studies Association Conference Atlanta, GA November 5 to 8
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Edinburgh Radical Book Fair Edinburgh, UK November 5 to 8
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Brooklyn Folk Festival Brooklyn, NY November 6 to 8
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Twin Cities Book Fest TCBF Minneapolis, MN November 7
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Boston Anarchist Book Fair Boston, MA November 7 and 8
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Pacific Ancient and Modern Language Association PAMLA Seattle, WA November 12 to 15
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Facing Race Raleigh, NC November 12 to 14
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Darkside NJ Oddities Friday 13th Market Edison, NJ November 13
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Non-fiction Comics Festival Burlington, VT November 14
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Dorset Radical Book Fair Dorset, UK November 17
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American Society of Criminology ASC Chicago, IL November 18 to 21
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A Kansas City Anarchist Book Fair (AKCAB) Kansas City, MO November 21
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Middle East Studies Association MESA Boston, MA November 21 to 24
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Amsterdam Anarchist Bookfair Amsterdam, NL November 21 and 22
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Basilica Hudson Farm and Flea Market Hudson, NY November 27 to 29
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Howard Zinn Book Fair San Francisco, CA December 6
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Philly Punk Rock Flea Market Philadelphia, PA December 11 to 13
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New Jersey Punk Rock Flea Market Secaucus, NJ December 12 and 13
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Comic Arts LA CALA Los Angeles, CA December 12 and 13
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BookFest Omaha Omaha, NE December 12 and 13
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Asbury Park Punk Rock Flea Market Asbury Park, NJ December 27
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Creating Change National LGBT Task Force Conference Louisville, KY January 27 to 31, 2027
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American Association of Geographers AAG New York, NY February 8 to 11, 2027
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Appalachian Studies Association Conference Lewisburg, PA March 4 to 7, 2027
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Northeast Modern Language Association NeMLA Convention Newport, RI March 6 to 9 2027
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Tucson Festival of Books Tucson, AZ March 13 and 14 2027
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Association of Writers and Writing Programs AWP Chicago, IL March 17 to 20, 2027
Time
January 1 (Thursday) - December 31 (Thursday)
Location
Everything Everywhere All at Once
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal
Event Details
Courage or Complicity? How Veterans Are Responding to the Assault on Democracy by Steve Early and Suzanne Gordon is a searing indictment of political betrayal and a big salute to vets organizing against it. This book reveals the front line battles shaping the future of American democracy. Learn more and order here.
Here are some upcoming events for the book:
Oct. 12 – Troy, NY James Connolly Social Club, 7 to 9 pm, 386 First St. Troy, 12180 (https://jamesconnollysocialclub.com/) Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details contact [email protected]
Oct. 13 – Ithaca, NY Autumn Leaves Books, 6 to 7:30 p.m.,115 East State St. Ithaca. 14850. (https://www.autumnleavesithaca.com/events)
Oct 14 – Manhattan, NY Penn South Community Center, 7 to 8:30 p.m. 345 8th Ave, 10001. Fundraiser for Federal Unionists Network. For details, contact: [email protected]
Oct. 15 – Brooklyn, NY The Word is Change bookstore, 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tompkins Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11216 (For details, see: https://www.thewordischange.com/events)
Oct. 16 – Buffalo, Burning Books, 7 to 9 p.m. 420 Connecticut Ave. Buffalo, 14213 (https://www.facebook.com/burningbooksbflo/events/)
Oct. 20 – Richmond, CA Public Library Book and Author Series, benefit for Friends of the Library. 135 Washington Ave. Point Richmond (www.richmondlibrary.org)
Nov. 16 – Detroit, MI Book-related presentation as part of “Telling Labor’s Story” series at the Fraser Center for Workplace Issues Employment and Labor Relations Programs Center for Labor Studies, 255 Reuther Library, Wayne State University, 5401 Cass Ave, Detroit, MI 48202 (https://events.wayne.edu/2026/01/29/telling-labor-s-story-ii-105637)
Dec. 6 – San Francisco, CA – The Howard Zinn Book Fair, book-related workshop at SF City College, Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia St. (https://www.zinnbookfair.org/)
Time
September 9 (Wednesday) - December 7 (Monday)
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