The Verso Book Club
A monthly subscription to the essential voices in politics, history, theory, and fiction from the largest independent radical publisher in the English-speaking world.
Book club memberships are essential to Verso’s survival and give us the freedom to publish new politically necessary projects.
Get digital access to every new book we publish plus 1–2 print books in the mail. Cancel or pause your membership any time.
Want to round out your library? Members can stock up on Verso’s extensive backlist with 50% off everything on our website year round.
Members are invited to join our monthly online reading group, featuring discussions led by authors, editors, academics, and activists.
Verso and its authors are the most important intellectual presence in my life.
The sheer quantity of material accessible through the book club means I am never wanting for figuring out what I’d like to read.
It pushes me to read more. When I don’t have anything immediately lined up on my reading list, I can count on the Verso Book club to send me something interesting, so this way I’m always reading something.
I enjoy having my horizons broadened with books I might not necessarily pick for myself.
Wondering what books to bring to your next protest, blockade, night in jail? Join me and other comrades at the Verso Book Club.
Join as a Partisan or Comrade member to choose one of two new print books delivered to your door every month.
All members will receive up to ten new ebooks every month including all of our new releases and reissues from our backlist.
Comrade: An Essay on Political Belonging
Believe Nothing until It Is Officially Denied: Claud Cockburn and the Invention of Guerrilla Journalism
Hate: The Uses of a Powerful Emotion
Up in the Air: A History of High Rise Britain
On Un/Certainty: The Uses of Doubt in Dangerous Times
A Painter of our Time
Making a Killing: How the West Profits From Slaughter in Gaza and Yemen
What Nietzsche Really Said: A Reader’s Guide
Infrastructural Critique: Contemporary Art Between Reproduction and Abolition
The Sense of Sight
Keeping a Rendezvous
Capitalism and Confinement
Red Triangle: Workers, Loyalists and Partition – A North of Ireland History
Lady Insurrectionists: Women, Reform and Revolution in Victorian Britain
Generals at the Gates: Military Power and Social Change in Mexico