Advancing Conversations: Aubrey de Grey - advocate for an indefinite human lifespan

Douglas Lain
Aubrey de Grey

A line of interview books documenting conversations with artists, authors, philosophers, economists, scientists, and activists whose works are aimed at the future and at progress.

Babbling Corpse

Vaporwave and the Commodification of Ghosts

Grafton Tanner

In the age of global capitalism, vaporwave celebrates and undermines the electronic ghosts haunting the nostalgia industry.

Dead People

Morgan Meis
Stefany Anne Golberg

A book of unorthodox obituaries from David Foster Wallace to Osama bin Laden.

Zen City

Eliot Fintushel

From the author of Breakfast with the Ones You Love comes Zen City. This thought-experiment novella brilliantly critiques spirituality in America

Towards a Conceptual Militancy

Mike Watson

Politicises art with a sense of immediacy.

Against Capital

Experiences of Class Struggle and Rethinking Revolutionary Agency

Cliff Slaughter

In today's globalised world, and after the collapse of Stalinism, what remains of Marx's 'the working class as the gravediggers of capitalism'?

Can Architecture Be an Emancipatory Project?

Dialogues on Architecture and the Left

Nadir Z. Lahiji

Can architectural discourse rethink itself in terms of a radical emancipatory project? And if so, what would be the contours of such a discourse?

It’s Not Over

Learning From the Socialist Experiment

Pete Dolack

A comprehensive historical study to understand today's world and find a better world tomorrow.

In The Realm of the Senses: A Materialist Theory of Seeing and Feeling

Stuart Walton

A thorough-going re-elaboration of modern experience via the senses.

Blowing the Lid

Gay Liberation, Sexual Revolution and Radical Queens

Stuart Feather

The queer fight for Gay Liberation; authentic identities and modern roles for lesbians and gays that enhanced British society.

Don't Lose Track Vol. 1: 40 Selected Articles, Essays and Q&As

Jordannah Elizabeth

Don't lose track, she moves fast.

Daniel Defoe and the Bank of England

The Dark Arts of Projectors

Martin Parker
Valerie Hamilton

Why is a novel like a corporation? How is Daniel Defoe connected to the Bank of England?

Lazarus in the Multiple

Awakening to the Era of Complexity

Camaren Peter

Surviving the anthropocene; the era of complexity!

Dynamo Island

The cultural history and geography of a Utopia

David Scott

At the crossroads of fiction and social theory, the book confronts fundamental issues facing Western civilization in the 21st century.

Enjoying It

Candy Crush and Capitalism

Alfie Bown

This book is a study of enjoyment and of the enjoyment of studying. It asks what enjoyment says about us and what we say about enjoyment, and why.

This Space of Writing

Stephen Mitchelmore

A renewed appreciation of the mystery and promise of writing.

Positive Realism

Maurizio Ferraris

Things exist, and therefore undoubtedly resist us, but in doing so they offer affordances, resources, opportunities.

Against Capitalist Education

What is Education for?

Nadim Bakhshov

The birth of a revolutionary art of world-creation.

Slave States

the practice of Kafala in the Gulf Arab Region

Yasin Kakande

Enslavement, trafficking, sexual starvation. Abuse of workers in the Gulf Arab Region.

Drone and Apocalypse

An exhibit catalog for the end of the world

Joanna Demers

An imagined retrospective of apocalyptic art

Who's Afraid of the Easter Rising? 1916-2016

James Heartfield
Kevin Rooney

One hundred years on from the Rising that set Ireland free, Ireland's leaders in politics and letters are running scared from their history.

Austerity Ecology & the Collapse-porn Addicts

A defence of growth, progress, industry and stuff

Leigh Phillips

Modernity is not the cause of our ecological woes. Only through a deepening of our modernity can we save the planet.

Boredom and Art

Passions of the Will To Boredom

Julian Jason Haladyn

Examines the manners in which modern artists use boredom as a form of aesthetic resistance that, at its most positive, is the will to boredom.

Vade Mecum

Essays, Reviews & Interviews

Richard Skinner

A collection of highly-informed essays offering fresh perspectives on cutting-edge writers, musicians and filmmakers.

Superstructural Berlin

A Superstructural Tourist Guide to Berlin for the Visitor and the New Resident

Alexander Goller
Nicolas Hausdorf

Fear and Loathing in the Las Vegas of intellectuals and psychagogic city mapping.