September 30, 2019Publishers WeeklyMarch 5th, 2018 Sociologist and museum curator Pilgrim provocatively confronts racist stereotypes using objects from the Jim Crow Museum…- September 15, 2019Publishers WeeklyJanuary 2018 This timely and humorous but flawed collection follows the trials and tribulations of six young people of…
September 5, 2019Publishers Weekly For five months in 1994 and 1995, photojournalist Voeten lived, slept, and worked in the tunnels underneath Manhattan.…
September 5, 2019By Emily JanakiramOriginally published on Verso BlogApril 2nd, 2019Silvia Federici has been one of the most influential and widely cited…- September 4, 2019By Gin JennyReading the EndDecember 12th 2016 In Simone Zelitch’s book Judenstaat (Tor, 2016), no Jewish state was created in…
- September 4, 2019Publishers WeeklyOctober 17th, 2016 In this intriguing but not entirely satisfying alternate history, Zelitch (The Confession of Jack Straw) imagines…
- September 4, 2019Publishers WeeklyMay 2012 Rucker (Wetware) is what you get when you cross cyberpunk (of which movement he is often hailed…
- September 3, 2019Publishers WeeklyDecember 2015 In this thorough study based on years of meticulous research, Gordon-Nesbitt, of the Manchester School of Art…
- September 3, 2019Publishers WeeklyOctober 2014 Sincerity shines in this photographic essay consisting of portraits of queer youth. Smith spent 10 years photographing queer…
- September 3, 2019By Matthew KeeleyTor.comAugust 23rd, 2019 Paul Park’s A City Made of Words is the latest volume in PM Press’s Outspoken…
- September 3, 2019Publishers WeeklyMay 7th, 2019 Park pushes the boundaries of speculative fiction in this collection of eight fascinating short pieces that…
- September 3, 2019Publishers WeeklyApril 2010 The goal of an egalitarian, communal society has always united Marxists and leftist socialists, some of the…
