Don't miss our BIG end of year sale! Ends January 2, 2023.

Receive ALL of our new ebooks every month as well as one or more new books in the mail. New subscribers get their first month free!

Books to ignite radical ideas: 40% off all books until January 2.

Boris Groys discusses his new book Philosophy of Care with Samuel Kelly of Red Medicine. In Philosophy of Care Groys engages with figures such as Plato, Nietzsche, Bataille in the hopes of revealing the nature of care and its role in society. 

In this excerpt from Images of Class, Jacopo Galimberti discusses interaction between artists and operaismo and autonomia, as well as the debate around "a turn to aesthetics."

Our quickest reads: perfect for those short on time or attention span.

In this excerpt from The Monster Enters, Mike Davis writes on the 2003 bird flu outbreak in Thailand, and how the confluence of slum conditions, ecological destruction, and agro-capitalism will lead to more outbreaks in the future. 

Jean-Marie Straub, the French filmmaker who spent the past six decades making intractable modernist cinema, died on the 20^th November 2022 at the age of 88. Here, Andrew Key analyses the notoriously difficult films he made in collaboration with his wife, Danièle Huillet.

For two weeks, graduate student workers from across the University of California have been leading the largest academic workers' strike in US history. Striking worker Misha Lerner details the history of the strike and workers' demands in this article.

“It was my first sight of figures who up to that point had been mythical as far as I was concerned: workers and campesinos, armed and organized in their unions…The revolution of April 1952 was still fresh”                                                   An excerpt from Paths of Revolution.