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Daydream Sunset

The 60s Counterculture in the 70s

Ron Jacobs

A colorful history of the 1970s. From the Fillmore East to Oakland Coliseum; from Berkeley's Telegraph Ave to the streets of Europe, this alternative history of this fraught time will make you feel...

That Winter the Wolf Came

Juliana Spahr

That Winter the Wolf Came is a poetry written for this era of global struggle. It finds its ferment at the intersection of ecological and economic catastrophe such as the carbon...

We Are Nothing and So Can You

Jasper Bernes

An epic poem of revolt against capitalism past, present, and future. In alternating passages of rhapsodic verse and speculative prose, Jasper Bernes’s long poem plots the dynamic movement of...

Red Epic

Joshua Clover

Red Epic, invents a volatile poetry for a world on fire, written to illuminate the wreckage of the most recent gilded age. Leaping levels from global systems to street fights and back...

Underground Passages

Anarchist Resistance Culture, 1848–2011

Jesse Cohn

An exhaustive study of the richly textured “resistance culture” anarchists create to sustain their ideals and identities amid everyday lives defined by capital and the state.

Future Che

John Gruntfest

Future Che brings together, for the first time, the art, poetry and music of legendary free jazz saxophonist and composer John Gruntfest. Drawing on a critical theory of waves Future...

A User’s Guide to (Demanding) the Impossible

Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination

This sixty-two-page booklet was written in a whirlwind of three days in December 2010, between the first and second days of action by students in the UK against the government cuts, and intended to...

Poetry As Insurgent Art

Lawrence Ferlinghetti

From the groundbreaking (and betselling) A Coney Island of the Mind in 1958 to the "personal epic" of Americus, Book I in 2003, Lawrence Ferlinghetti has, in more than thirty books,...

Polemics

Anselm Hollo

Poetry and polemics have typically gone in opposite directions -- the fine flame of the sonnet, blue cone in orange, versus the raging blazes of oratory. But opposites are alike in every way but...