Books
Our reviews, interviews and excerpts are chosen to platform small and independent presses as well as high-profile authors and publishers.
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Our reviews, interviews and excerpts are chosen to platform small and independent presses as well as high-profile authors and publishers.
We’re always looking for reviewers – click HERE to learn more.
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Tonight It’s a World We Bury – review
Bill Peel’s book provides a compelling case for black metal having potential to be a revolutionary artform, writes Gerry Hart
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What Is Anti-Racism? – review
Arun Kudnani’s book argues for an anti-racism that is truly liberatory and revolutionary, writes Sigrid Corey
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Freedom songs for total liberation
Ubax Abdi and Chief Nyamweya reflect on pan-Africanism past and future while Lena Grace Anyuolo poems express a pan-African socialist woman’s perspective
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Left Feminisms – review
Jo Litter’s book is an inspiring and accessible overview of feminism from a diverse array of left-wing thinkers, writes Marin Scarlett
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I Could Be So Good For You – review
John Medhurst’s history of north London offers a rich tapestry of working class community and resilience, writes Eli Davies
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Settler Colonialism – review
Sai Englart’s book is an invaluable examination of settler colonialism as an ongoing force shaping our modern world, writes Matthew Lee
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Different Class – review
Duncan Stone’s fastidiously researched history of English cricket offers a valuable alternative view of the sport, writes Sanaa Qureshi