As the largest independent radical publishing house in the English-speaking world, we believe that revolutionary pedagogy is vital to building a liberatory future. The Verso Book Club offers members a space to move beyond the initial reading of radical literature and into the critical, though often messy, next stage of discussing, arguing, reflecting, and expanding upon the text.

Each month, we meet over Zoom to hear from the authors themselves, or from a scholar, writer, or thinker who has had a key influence on the topic at hand. You can watch our previous reading group sessions with David Harvey, Dean Spade, Andreas Malm and more here.

Sign up now to enjoy 30% off your first month of Verso Book Club membership, or 30% off the whole year when you subscribe annually!

Ends July 13th at 11:59pm ET

Support from Verso Book Club members is crucial in allowing us to sustain a space for radical independent publishing. In the face of rising costs in all fields, the censorship of dissidents, and the control that five publishing houses hold over the book market, our commitment to publishing politically necessary work has not wavered. 

With your support, we have undertaken projects that make radical literature accessible to wider audiences by launching groundbreaking new series such as: 

• The Verso Palestine Pamphlets: short, urgent interventions that deepen our understanding of the long struggle for liberation. 

• Verso’s Southern Questions: written by participants in the fight for decolonisation and its aftermath.

• Hundred Flowers: offers serious and nuanced debate in analyzing China’s past, present, and future.

By becoming a Book Club member you are making a direct contribution to keeping radical publishing alive.

Sign up today and get the following benefits:

• 50% off everything on our website, all year round!

• Digital access to every new book we publish plus 1–2 print books in the mail every month. 

• Access to our monthly online reading group, featuring discussions led by authors, editors, academics, and activists.

Join the Verso Book Club today!