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  • Terminal Boredom: a Letter from the Editor

    Terminal Boredom: a Letter from the Editor

    "I want to read fiction by writers whose imagination outstrips mine, writers who can pick up on details I won’t see. I want to read stories by people who live larger lives and make grander mistakes. I want a taste of something that’s strange to me. These seven stories, which offer a selection of some of Izumi Suzuki’s best-known science fiction writing, satisfy all those wants of mine." – Cian McCourt, editor

  • Planet on Fire: A Letter from the Editor

    Planet on Fire: A Letter from the Editor

    "Matthew Lawrence and Laurie Laybourn-Langton, both emerging voices within new sustainable economic thinking, build a case for radical change by moving away from an emphasis on endless growth and towards creating a healthy environment for everyone." – John Merrick, editor

  • Amphibious Capital

    Amphibious Capital

    Liam Campling and Alejandro Colás analyze the relationship between the land and sea in capitalist production, reproduction, and circulation.

  • Verso Book Club: March, April, May

    Verso Book Club: March, April, May

    Receive ALL of our new ebooks every month as well as one or more new books in the mail. All subscriptions are now 50% off and all subscribers will also get 50% off ALL of our books.

  • Dear Benjamin Stora

    Dear Benjamin Stora

    Ariella Azoulay responds to the historian Benjamin Stora's new official report on the French colonization of Algeria. 

  • Policing Britain's borders

    Policing Britain's borders

    On the increase in the UK Home Office's violent border tactics in the pandemic, and the ongoing threats to human life caused by carceral regimes. 

  • On Sabotage

    On Sabotage

    The history of sabotage as a suppressed tool of the labor movement, and what it can bring to a new generation of climate activism.