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While the book speaks for Bosie, I am pretty sure that it is a book that Oscar Wilde would have clasped to his chest. In his last years he would probably have seen himself as a bad gay and found sympathy and reason in what Lemmey and Miller set out here, as well as the hope.

As part of our series on book worker organizing, David Gutsche, who works at Half Price Books in Roseville, Minnesota, talks about the process and pitfalls of workplace organizing.

If there is one thing that Ben Tarnoff's brilliant new book does, though, it's to make the internet strange again. I remember when I received an early draft of the opening sections of the book, Ben warned me that some of it was a bit out there. He wasn't wrong.

"It’s not fair, living this shitty life, the workers said in meetings, in groups at the gates. All the stuff, all the wealth that we make is ours. Enough. We can’t stand it any more, we can’t just be stuff too, goods to be sold. Vogliamo tutto — We want everything."

Books that offer radical political solutions to the climate crisis. All 40% off until April 25.

Liam Campling and Alejandro Colás, authors of the book Capitalism and the Sea, pick 5 books for understanding the politics of the world's oceans.

Scorched Earth insists on the inseparability of social disintegration and environmental collapse under global capitalism. Civil society and ecosystems are eroding simultaneously.

A reading list for breaking police power.

Taking feminism back to its radical roots.