Authors

• Jann S. Wenner
• Tariq Ali
• Walter Benjamin
• Guy Debord

• Régis Debray
• Isaac Deutscher
• Ronald Fraser
• John A. Hall

• Jeremy Harding
• Tom Hayden
• Abdirahman A. Hussein
• Ghada Karmi

• Marcel Liebman
• Georg Lukács
• Rosa Luxemburg
• Mike Marqusee

• Rigoberta Menchú
• Sara Paretsky
• Rossana Rossanda
• Sheila Rowbotham

• Jean-Paul Sartre
• Jan Willem Stutje
• Michel Surya
• Ece Temelkuran

• Eliot Weinberger
• Mary-Kay Wilmers
• Charmian Brinson
• Fethiye Cetin

• Xavier de la Porte
• Belén Fernández
• Richard Gott
• Christopher Hitchens

• Stephen Howe
• Yvonne Kapp
• Yves Lacoste
• Betty Lewis

• Jade Lindgaard
• David Macey
• Mei Zhi
• Kate Millett

• José Pierre
• Bernie Sanders
• José Saramago
• Roberto Saviano

• Richard Seymour
• Rudi Visker
• Susan Weissman

Books

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  Ernest Gellner

  by John A. Hall
  A remarkable account of the life and thoughts of the philosopher and linguist

  9 posts

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  Mother Country

  by Jeremy Harding
  A revelatory true story about adoption, secrets and the need to belong.

  7 posts

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  Irish on the Inside

  by Tom Hayden
  Tom Hayden explores the losses wrought by Irish American conformism.
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  Edward Said

  by Abdirahman A. Hussein
  The only intellectual biography of the groundbreaking author of Orientalism, published on the first anniversary of Said’s death.

  4 posts

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  The Prisoner

  by Hwang Sok-yong

  A sweeping account of imprisonment—in time, in language, and in a divided country—from Korea’s most acclaimed novelist

  2 posts

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  Trans

  by Juliet Jacques
  An extraordinary memoir of transition and transgender politics and culture

  35 posts

• Toussaint Louverture: The Story of the Only Successful Slave Revolt in History

  by C.L.R. James

  An extraordinary graphic novel of a groundbreaking play

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  Going to My Father’s House

  by Patrick Joyce

  A historian’s personal journey through complex questions of immigration, home and nation

  1 post

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  Eleanor Marx

  by Yvonne Kapp

  Yvonne Kapp’s monumental biography of the daughter of Karl Marx who became a radical activist

  11 posts

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  Time Will Tell

  by Yvonne Kapp

  The memoirs of a woman whose vivid and elegant prose captures the changing cultural and political climate in which a twentieth-century life was lived to the full

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  In Search of Fatima

  by Ghada Karmi

  Acclaimed and intimate memoir of exile and dispossession.

  13 posts

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  Return

  by Ghada Karmi

  “In Search of Fatima was a beautifully written and moving narrative... Return is both a sequel and a stand-alone memoir.” – Avi Shlaim, Guardian

  37 posts

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  Basrayatha

  by Muhammad Khudayyir
  Evocative portrait of the Iraqi city of Basra, the “Venice of the Middle East”.

  1 post

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  Family Secrets

  by Annette Kuhn
  “Reshapes the relations between feminism and cultural studies.”—Meaghan Morris

  3 posts

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  Ibn Khaldun

  by Yves Lacoste
  A sympathetic yet incisive study of the great North African polymath.

  1 post

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  The Day After the Revolution

  by V. I. Lenin

  One hundred years after the Russian Revolution, Žižek shows why Lenin’s thought is still important today

  13 posts

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  Born Jewish

  by Marcel Liebman

  Eminent Marxist intellectual recounts class struggles in Nazi-torn Belgium

  4 posts

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  A World to Win

  by Sven-Eric Liedman

  The definitive biography of Karl Marx

  15 posts

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  Record of a Life

  by Georg Lukács
  A compelling tribute to a remarkable man, formed from interviews near the end of an eventful life.

  5 posts

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  Frantz Fanon

  by David Macey

  Comprehensive and eloquent account of Fanon’s personal, intellectual and political life.

  21 posts