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Serf's Journal, A

Terry Tapp

Nov 2017

The Story of the United States' Longest Wildcat Strike.

Georgian Portraits

Katrine Bendtsen Gotfredsen
Martin Demant Frederiksen

Oct 2017

Ten ethnographic portraits telling the story of the social and political aftermaths of revolution.

Technology failed, most died. On an abandoned farm in the middle of France, an old man cares for a group of survivors: all children. Then he suffers a stroke, which comes to end their world for a second time.

Punk Is Dead: Modernity Killed Every Night

Andrew Gallix
Richard Cabut

Oct 2017

An anthology featuring the most astute commentators and participants of the underground rise of punk, in this nuanced portrait of the era.

Off-Modern, The

Ron Roberts

Sep 2017

A new psychology for a new society.

Writing on the Wall, The

Alastair Hemmens
Anselm Jappe

Sep 2017

A new approach to the meaning of social emancipation

Lenin Lives!

Philip Cunliffe

Sep 2017

What if history had had a happy ending? To change the future, we need to reimagine the past.

How the Establishment Lost Control

Chris Nineham

Aug 2017

An examination of dramatic developments across the British political landscape and the current crisis of consent, post-Brexit.

Anatomy of Thought-Fiction

Joanna Demers

Jul 2017

Why do people choose to believe things they know are untrue?

Henry, Henry

Brian Willems

Jun 2017

A brilliantly conceived, wild and thought-provoking tale of composer Henry Purcell and his unscholarly contemporary biographers.

Kill All Normies

Angela Nagle

Jun 2017

How internet subcultures are conquering the mainstream, from from 4chan and Tumblr to Trump and the alt-right.

That Existential Leap: a crime story

Dolan Cummings

May 2017

A riveting novel that toys with the conventions of detective and gangster novels, giving them a sharp, philosophical twist.

Deconstructing Dirty Dancing

Stephen Lee Naish

Apr 2017

It's time to take Dirty Dancing out of the corner and place it under the microscope.

Advancing Conversations: Srećko Horvat - Subversion!

Alfie Bown
Srećko Horvat

Feb 2017

An interview with acclaimed European philosopher and political activist Srećko Horvat.

Uncertain Futures

Edmund Berger

Feb 2017

A detailed look into the economic and political conditions of our present moment from a Marxist perspective.

Continuity and Rupture

J. Moufawad-Paul

Dec 2016

A philosophical examination of the theoretical terrain of contemporary Maoism premised on the counter-intuitive assumption that Maoism did not emerge as a coherent theory until the end of the 1980s.

Officious

Josie Appleton

Dec 2016

Anatomy of the new breed of state regulation colonising everyday life.

Dark Matters

Nick Dunn

Nov 2016

Where now for the secret, the contemplative, the quiet and subterranean in our cities? The question may no longer be what spaces we wish to engage with but when we do.

Politactics

EDA Collective

Oct 2016

The everyday of politics is the politics of the everyday.

Colloquium: Sound Art and Music

Thomas Gardner
Salomé Voegelin

Sep 2016

Declares the relationship between sound art and music “colloquial”: spoken and accessible, rather than locked behind disciplinary boundaries.

World of Failing Machines, The

Grant Hamilton

Sep 2016

How speculative realism impacts the art of literary criticism.

Feminism's Founding Fathers

Kaevan Gazdar

Sep 2016

The first book to tell the untold story of the male pioneers and fellow-travellers of Women's Lib.

Why Young People Don’t Vote

Mitchell Agg

Sep 2016

Why don't young people vote? Through four main reasons, Mitchell helps us answer this question as well as giving some solutions.

Defiance: Greece and Europe

Roger Silverman

Sep 2016

The story of Greece's resistance to European domination past and present.

Thoughts on an Index Not Freely Given

John Roberts

Aug 2016

In this unprecedented ‘fictive’ construction of the work of five imaginary artists from the 1980s, John Roberts produces an exhilarating theoretical encounter between futures past and futures present.

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