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SEVEN STORIES PRESS STORIES SEVEN BOOKS FOR ACADEMIC COURSES 2019 COURSES ACADEMIC FOR BOOKS SEVEN STORIES PRESS STORIES SEVEN BOOKS FOR ACADEMIC COURSES ACADEMIC FOR BOOKS 2020 SEVEN STORIES PRESS TRIANGLE SQUARE SIETE CUENTOS EDITORIAL BOOKS FOR ACADEMIC COURSES 2020–2021 “Aric McBay’s Full Spectrum Resistance, Volumes One and Two “By turns humorous, grave, chilling, and caustic, the stories and are must reads for those wanting to know more about social essays gathered in [Crossing Borders] reveal all the splendors movement theory, strategies and tactics for social change, and and all the miseries of the translator’s task. Some of the most the history and politics of activism and community organizing. distinguished translators and writers of our times offer reflections There is nothing within the realm of social justice literature that that deepen our understanding of the delicate and some- matches the breadth of modern social movements depicted in times dangerous balancing act that translators must perform. these books. These are engaging, critical, exciting, and outstand- Translators are often inconspicuous or unnoticed; here we have ing intersectional books that respectfully speak about the pitfalls a chance to peer into the realities and the fantasies of those who and successes for social change.” live in two languages, and the result is altogether thrilling and —ANTHONY J. NOCELLA II, assistant professor of criminology, instructive.” Salt Lake Community College, and co-editor of Igniting a Revolution: —PETER CONNOR, director of the Center for Translation Studies, Voices in Defense of the Earth Barnard College “By placing readers into an intimate conversation with one of “For large swaths of the body politic, the December 2016 US this country’s most important thinkers, as well as members of the elections offered up the prospect of a long and dark winter in Occupy Wall Street movement, Wilson and Gouveia provide a America. Hartmann shows that catastrophist thinking has a vital entry point for those seeking to wrestle with these ideas, sure deep history in the United States, which she traces from early to inspire further explorations of their own.” Puritanism to utopian movements, Malthusianism, the Cold —NICK SOUSANIS, assistant professor, San Francisco State University, War, and more recently global climate change. The America and author of Unflattening,on The Instinct for Cooperation: A Syndrome is a powerful reminder of how deep is the river of fear Graphic Novel Conversation with Noam Chomsky and apocalyptic thinking and how it works against important “Homer’s Daughter deserves attention for its sly commentary on forms of solidarity and common humanity. A timely and provoc- the genre of historical fiction; its complex relationship to Homer’s ative primer for the world that President Trump has wrought.” Odyssey; and its spirited protagonist, a young woman whose —MICHAEL WATTS, professor of Geography and Development adventures as a lover and a poet diverge from the painful expe- Studies, University of California, Berkeley riences that Graves attributes to male poets. . . . By presenting his “The Myth of Human Supremacy is poetic and deeply moving. modern novel as more authentic than the ancient epic, Graves Jensen is unafraid to interrogate unquestionable assumptions wittily addresses theoretical questions about representing the and ask ‘crazy’ questions. Here he dismantles the core of our p a s t .” crises, the mythologies that guide authoritarian, unsustainable, —SHEILA MURNAGHAN, Alfred Reginald Allen Memorial Professor human supremacist cultures. Read this and weep, but then with of Greek, University of Pennsylvania new awareness shake off emotional and ideological blinders you “I’ve used essays from The Fruit of All My Grief as required have been taught, and take action with those who understand reading in my narrative long-form writing class. I urge students that humans are one among many.” to do what J. Malcolm Garcia does here so brilliantly: he listens —DARCIA NARVAEZ, professor of psychology, University of Notre to the voices of real people and then he channels their collective Dame, blogger at Psychology Today, and author of Neurobiology and hopes and desires, their struggle against what John Steinbeck the Development of Human Morality: Evolution, Culture and Wisdom called the ‘marching phalanx’ arrayed against them. Others write “Martin Blank deals with a difficult subject in a scientifically about Wall Street. Then there’s Malcolm’s Street—the back alleys accurate but easily readable fashion. He covers everything from and shuttered storefronts of the inner city, the suburbs with their powerlines, to cell phones, to light bulbs, to conflicts of interest, hidden desperation, the forgotten rural towns. In other words, the with humor and passion. In this great scientist, we have an 99 percent of America.” unlikely activist and truth teller.” —DALE MAHARIDGE, professor of journalism, Columbia University, —DAVID O. CARPENTER, MD, director, Institute for Health and the and author of Pulitzer Prize-winning And Their Children After Them Environment, SUNY Albany, on Overpowered: What Science Tells Us “In this important book, Peter Phillips has advanced progressive About the Dangers of Cell Phones and Other WiFi-Age Devices thinking about power in several ways. He has expanded sociolo- “Russell Jacoby is the best kind of intellectual provocateur, a gist C. Wright Mills’s model of social structure from the national philosopher skeptic who knows that the pursuit of justice does power elite to the transnational capitalist class. He identifies key not in itself yield truth and often enough yields falsehood. In power-holders within that class, thus highlighting an ethic of On Diversity, he tackles some of the core pieties of our time, and individual as well as institutional accountability. And he does drives home a central paradox, that the shibboleth of diversity so within a consistent human rights framework that is much cloaks a world of increasingly soulless uniformity. Immensely required in today’s political climate. Giants: The Global Power learned yet unfailingly lucid, Jacoby will make you think harder Elite is a crucial map for desperately needed social change.” than you ever have about things you thought you knew.” —ROBERT HACKETT, professor of the School of Communication, —SEAN WILENTZ, George Henry Davis 1886 Professor of American Simon Fraser University History, Princeton University, and award-winning author of No Property in Man “Video games are now on the front lines of the culture wars. The State of Play gathers essential voices who are trying to make a more just, more true, more playful gamespace, one that’s fun for everybody.” —MCKENZIE WARK, professor of culture and media, the New School for Social Research, and author of Gamer Theory The State of the World: Foreign Policy NEW AND BACKLIST TITLES and International Affairs 126 BY SUBJECT The State of Humanity: Peace, Justice, and Human Rights 128 SEVEN STORIES PRESS Wojciech Jagielski 130 Africana Studies, African American Autodafe 132 and American Studies 6 Human Rights Watch 133 Lee Stringer 10 Religion and Philosophy 135 American Literature 13 Slavoj Žižek 136 Algren Library 17 Sociology 137 Kate Braverman 19 Teaching and Education Studies 139 Octavia Butler 20 Wellness, Health, and Psychology 140 Linh Dinh 23 Gary Null 143 Barry Gifford 25 Psychology 144 Peter Plate 29 World Literature 145 Charley Rosen 31 Abdellah Taïa 147 Kurt Vonnegut 33 Martha Long 148 Gary Indiana 36 Guadalupe Nettel 150 Chavisa Woods 37 Assia Djebar 152 Ecocultural Studies and Anarchism 39 Ariel Dorfman 154 Derrick Jensen 42 Ernaux Collection 157 Economics and Post-Capitalism 44 Hwang Sok-yong 160 Loretta Napoleoni 46 Graves Project 161 Gender and Women’s Studies 49 Anthologies of Contemporary Foreign Fiction 170 Shere Hite 52 Emma 53 TRIANGLE SQUARE 171 Graphic Works, Art, and Photography 57 Children’s 171 The Graphic Canon 59 Innosanto Nagara 174 Greg Palast 62 Middle Grade 176 Ted Rall 63 For Young People Series 178 Art Shay 66 Young Adult 182 Seymour Chwast 67 Patrice Vecchione 182 Graphic Memoir and Biography 70 SIETE CUENTOS EDITORIAL 183 History and Radical History 71 Howard Zinn 74 FREE READING GROUP GUIDES 186 Impeachment Studies 79 Journalism and Media Studies 80 Gary Webb 82 Author and Title Index 187 Danny Schechter 83 E-ISBN Index 194 Project Censored 84 Order Information 202 Francesca Borri 87 Film and Theater 91 Music 92 Latin American and Caribbean Studies 93 Memoir and Biography 95 Middle East Studies 104 Poetry 107 Stanley Moss 108 Politics 111 Political Chomsky 113 Ralph Nader 116 Peter Phillips 122 Prison Studies 124 Angela Davis 125 6 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS AFRICANA, AFRICAN AMERICAN, AMERICAN STUDIES • 7 AMERICA, WE NEED TO TALK AFRICANA STUDIES, A Self-Help Book for the Nation AFRICAN AMERICAN AND Joel Berg Both a parody of a self-help book and a deadly serious analysis of our nation‘s AMERICAN STUDIES political and economic dysfunction, America, We Need to Talk seeks to remedy the toxic relationship between the U.S. and its inhabitants. An internationally recognized THE MARTYRDOM OF COLLINS CATCH THE BEAR spokesman in the fields of hunger and poverty, Berg explains how average Americans can channel their anger at our hobbled system into concrete actions that will fix it. Gerry Spence This is the previously untold story of Collins Catch the Bear, a Lakota Sioux, who PAPER: 978-1-60980-729-0 $34.95 640 PAGES, GRAPHICS AND CHARTS was wrongfully charged with the murder of a white man at an American Indian encampment in 1982. As relayed by Gerry Spence, one of the greatest trial lawyers THE BOER WAR of all time. Martin Bossenbroek PAPER: 978-1-60980-966-9 $18.95 240 PAGES Translated by Yvette Rosenberg AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2020 Labeled the the originator of Apartheid, the Boer War also prefigured some of the West‘s more recent military engagements, as it unleashed a campaign of systematic terror against the civilian population of South Africa. 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Williamson return to the land and families “Urban Injustice is a gem of a book—short on impenetrable data but long on captured in James Agee and Walker Evans‘s inimitable thoughtful analysis of the largely unacknowledged plight of America’s urban poor.” Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, extending the project —Andrew McIntosh, Lehigh University of conscience and chronicling the traumatic decline of King Cotton. Now in an updated and expanded 30th anniversary edition, with a new preface by Maharidge PAPER: 978-1-58322-607-0 $15.95 176 PAGES and a section titled “1986-2019,” which brings the lives of the families up to date and reveals a shocking discovery about Agee‘s tormented past. BURNING THE GRASS “A stunning, multilayered follow-up to Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, James At the Heart of Change in South Africa, 1990–2011 Agee’s classic. . . . Compelling human interest skillfully interwoven with the story Wojciech Jagielski of the rise and fall of cotton in the South—and essential reading about America.” —Kirkus Reviews Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones Burning the Grass tells the true story of the 2010 murder of Eugène Terre’Blanche, Winner of the 1990 Pulitzer Prize for Nonfiction the firebrand leader of South Africa’s far-right AWB party. By inserting himself into PAPER: 978-1-60980-981-2 $22.95 400 PAGES the lives of different small-town families connected to the crime, Jagielski is able to paint a picture of South Africa at the end of apartheid that is both extensive in AVAILABLE MAY 2020 scope and brimming with intimate detail. 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Jagielski shows Uganda through the eyes of these children who, even after they have escaped the LRA, carry the weight of their own THE BEGINNING OF THE AMERICAN FALL acts of murder on their young shoulders. A Comics Journalist Inside the Occupy Wall Street Movement Shortlisted for the 2010 Nike Prize Stephanie McMillan Can a cartoonist and millions of random strangers change the world? The initial PAPER: 978-1-60980-350-6 $18.95 288 PAGES stages of their attempt are chronicled in this book of comics-journalism and written observations. IMPOLITE INTERVIEWS PAPER: 978-1-60980-452-7 $16.95 144 PAGES Paul Krassner A collection of interviews from Krassner’s infamous satirical magazine The Realist, 10 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS AFRICANA, AFRICAN AMERICAN, AMERICAN STUDIES • 11 THE HUEY P. NEWTON READER, 2ND EDITION LEE STRINGER LIBRARY Edited by David Hilliard and Donald Weise Lee Stringer‘s journey from childhood homelessness New Introduction by Elaine Brown in the ‘60s, to adult homelessness in the ‘80s, to his The first comprehensive collection of writings by the Black Panther Party founder present career as a writer and lecturer, as told in and revolutionary icon of the black liberation era, now in an updated edition with Sleepaway School and Grand Central Winter, is one a new introduction by Elaine Brown. of the great odysseys of contemporary American PAPER: 978-1-60980-900-3 $19.95 368 PAGES life and letters. Stringer, the only board member of Project Renewal who is also a former patient of the WHEN HARLEM NEARLY KILLED KING facility, has demonstrated that writers are made, The 1958 Stabbing of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. not born. 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The Beverly Gologorsky debut novel of a Windhan-Campbell Prize–winning playwright and screenwriter Ava, Mila, and Rosalyn, three friends from Murray‘s Diner in Long Island, support whose credits include HBO‘s The Wire and Fox‘s The Jury, Castle Cross offers a prob- each other through war, sickness, death, loss, and heartbreak in this tender novel ing look at our national character, written in a pitch-perfect American cadence. about the triumphs and defeats of everyday life. “Corthron’s narrative voice makes it easy for readers to immerse themselves in “Unflinching, piercing, Gologorsky looks straight into the face of class in this the book, rarely coming up for air.” country, capturing the reverberations across generations of who really fights our —Publishers Weekly wars, who really serves our coffee, who really gets up in the dark to wipe the diners’ counter clean.” Winner of the Center for Fiction‘s 2016 First Novel Prize —Elizabeth Strout, author of Olive Kitteridge CLOTH: 978-1-60980-657-6 $32 800 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-504-3 $16.95 256 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-807-5 $23.95 800 PAGES THE THINGS WE DO TO MAKE IT BOBBY‘S BOOK HOME Emily Haas Davidson Beverly Gologorsky As told to her by Bob Powers An emotionally charged story that lays bare the destruc- Photographs by Bruce Davidson tive impact of the Vietnam War on the wives, lovers, and A former drug addict and petty criminal, Bobby Powers advanced to become a children of veterans. nationally respected drug addiction counselor responsible for helping a wide PAPER 978-1-58322-884-5 $14.95 216 PAGES spectrum of people, including former gang members. His story represents a FREE GROUP READING GUIDE AVAILABLE AT SEVENSTORIES.COM brutal and inspiring lesson in human frailty, degradation, and transformation. PAPER: 978-1-60980-448-0 $21.00 160 PAGES, B&W PHOTOGRAPHS 16 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 17 DRUGS J. R. Helton ALGREN LIBRARY Narrator Jake Stewart inimitably lampoons an America in which drug use is not One of the most neglected of American writers just a part of the mainstream, but may be one of the only sane responses to that and also one of the best loved, Nelson Algren mainstream. once wrote that “literature is made upon PAPER: 978-1-60980-401-5 $15.95 256 PAGES any occasion that a challenge is put to the legal apparatus by conscience in touch with THE JUGHEADS humanity.” His powerful voice rose out of J. R. Helton the urban wilderness of postwar Chicago, The Jugheads tells the story of a father and his son and of the now tarnished and he returned there over and over, American Dream. We follow Jake Stewart and his family as they struggle under eventually transforming his “lower depths” his father‘s draconian rule from the inner city through the sprawl of 1970s-era into something the whole world could suburbia to the seemingly pristine countryside envisioned by Americans since understand. Recipient of the first National the time of Thoreau. Book Award for fiction and lauded by PAPER: 978-1-60980-583-8 $17.95 304 PAGES Hemingway as “ one of the two best authors in America,” Algren remains one of our most defiant and enduring novelists, with a PRINCE OF THE WORLD body of work that includes five major novels, two short fiction collections, a book- length poem, and several collections of reportage. Stories Christopher R. Howard A collection that features powerful stories ranging from present-day Washington ALGREN AT SEA State to the war-torn plains of frontier Illinois. 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ONCE YOU GO BACK THE DEVIL‘S STOCKING Douglas A. Martin Nelson Algren Depicting a strained working-class household transplanted to the South, Once You Algren‘s last novel—based on the life of boxer and death- Go Back brings out the curiosity of children on the verge of awakening to sexuality, row inmate Rubin “Hurricane” Carter—portrays one man‘s and their confusion in the midst of family violence. battle for truth and human dignity in a shadowy world of low-purse fighters, cops, con artists, and bar girls. PAPER: 978-1-58322-878-4 $16.95 208 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-699-5 $13.95 320 PAGES BALLAD OF THE BLACK AND BLUE MIND Anne Roiphe ENTRAPMENT AND OTHER WRITINGS An unsparing portrait of New York‘s close-knit psychoanalytic milieu, as well as a Nelson Algren meditation on aging and loss, Ballad of the Black and Blue Mind tells the story of Edited by Brooke Horvath and Dan Simon Dr. Estelle Berman, a distinguished analyst who must now face her own family A collection of fragments from Algren‘s unfinished novel, difficulties and inevitable decline. Entrapment, and lost stories, essays, and poems that were “Her writing is alive with unsparing insight and keen feeling.” uncollected or never published in any form, including the —Morris Dickstein, author of Gates of Eden and Dancing in the Dark short story masterpiece “The Lightless Room.” CLOTH: 978-1-60980-608-8 $23.95 240 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-868-5 $19.95 304 PAGES 18 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 19 THE LAST CAROUSEL Nelson Algren BRAVERMAN COLLECTION Algren‘s fiction and reportage of the sixties and seventies, Kate Braverman‘s fiction is an enthralling mix written on ships and in ports of call around the world. of lyrical beauty and intoxicating pain. One of “Algren at the top of his form.” the most widely anthologized fiction writers —The New York Times of her generation, Braverman weaves history, PAPER: 978-1-888363-45-6 $14.95 448 PAGES memoir, and dreams into unforgettable works of the imagination. THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM 50th Anniversary Critical Edition “Ms. Braverman possesses a Nelson Algren magical, incantatory voice and the The first-ever critical edition of an Algren work, here ability to loft ordinary lives into the is the complete text of the novel the Washington Post called “the finest American novel published since the heightened world of myth.” war,” together with original critical texts. —The New York Times “It’s a classic, essential reading for those interested in the other America.” —Ian Peddie, West Texas A&M University THE INCANTATION OF FRIDA K. An imagined autobiography of Frida Kahlo, this lyrical National Book Award Winner novel opens and closes inside Kahlo‘s mind on her death- 50TH ANNIVERSARY CRITICAL EDITION bed, taking us through a kaleidoscope of memories and PAPER: 978-1-58322-008-5 $18.95 464 PAGES hallucinations.The paperback edition features a Reading STANDARD EDITION Group Guide with discussion questions and an original PAPER: 978-1-888363-18-0 $14.95 368 PAGES interview. “A fascinating exploration of the inner world of an THE NEON WILDERNESS i c o n .” Nelson Algren —Alix Kates Shulman “This book provides so many angles popular in his- “Dazzling and illuminating. . . . To read this book is torical scholarship—race, ethnicity, gender—and so not only to understand what made the artist tick, it many places for students to work on these issues.” is also to feel the excruciating ticking of a life fueled —Gerald Ronning, Chair, Liberal Arts with pain.” Department, Minneapolis College of Art and —Washington Post Book World Design READING GROUP EDITION PAPER: 978-1-58322-550-9 $13.95 304 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-571-4 $11.95 240 PAGES

NEVER COME MORNING LITHIUM FOR MEDEA Nelson Algren Introduction by Rick Moody With an introduction by Kurt Vonnegut and a rare Braverman‘s stunning debut novel from the seventies is a interview with Algren by H.E.F. Donohue. tale of addiction—to drugs, physical love, and dysfunctional “One of the most important American novels family chains—and a tale of mothers and daughters—their that I have read.” mutual rebellion and unconscious mimicry. —James T. Farrell “[Lithium for Medea] has the power and intensity you PAPER: 978-1-58322-279-9 $14.95 336 PAGES don’t see much outside of rock and roll.” —Rolling Stone NONCONFORMITY PAPER: 978-1-58322-471-7 $11.95 368 PAGES Writing on Writing Nelson Algren PALM LATITUDES Algren expresses his struggle to write with deep emo- A Novel tion in this extraordinary credo. With an afterword Braverman’s second novel—and arguably her masterpiece— by Dan Simon and notes by Simon and C. S. O‘Brien. explores the lives of three women who await absolution and “Many books that try to describe the culture of revelation in the bougainvillea- and violence-filled barrio of the US during the Cold War have the subtlety of Los Angeles. The paperback edition features a Reading Group a meat cleaver. Nelson Algren’s Nonconformity Guide with discussion questions and an original interview. introduced my US History students to the cultural strait jacket that Cold War-era Americans wore “Stunning . . . Sentence after sentence unfolds like an with sophistication and intelligence.” endless succession of startling, exotic blossoms. It will —Gerald Ronning, Chair, Liberal Arts be praised as establishing a new mythology, most likely Department, Minneapolis College of Art and a feminist ­mythology.” Design —Philadelphia Inquirer PAPER: 978-1-888363-62-3 $9.95 144 PAGES READING GROUP EDITION PAPER: 978-1-58322-572-1 $14.95 416 PAGES 20 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 21 BLOODCHILD “ALL THAT YOU TOUCH And Other Stories, 2nd Edition YOU CHANGE”: Octavia E. Butler Butler‘s mastery and sheer brilliance permeate this OCTAVIA E. BUTLER (1947–2006) acclaimed collection of short stories set in worlds that, while they are foreign, so reflect ours as to feel like half-remembered dreams. A short note accom- panies each piece, describing how it was written. “Butler’s speculative fiction is a great way to expose students to the idea of difference in genre and imagination.” —Greg Hampton, Howard University “This collection is a seminal contribution to women‘s science fiction by an African-American woman. . . . Students find the treatment of aliens unsettling and powerful.” —Nancy Knowles, Eastern Oregon University A New York Times Notable Book PAPER: 978-1-58322-698-8 $14.00 224 PAGES

PARABLE OF THE TALENTS Octavia E. Butler In the sequel to Parable of the Sower, Butler contem- plates the brutality that feelings of spiritual certainty A writer who darkly imagined the future we have destined for ourselves in book all too often produce. Because Butler never finished after book, and also one who showed us the way toward improving on that the third Earthseed book, Parable of the Talent com- dismal fate, Octavia E. Butler is recognized as among the bravest and smartest of pletes the series. contemporary fiction writers. A 1995 MacArthur Award winner, Butler transcended “An extraordinary sequel to Butler’s great Parable the science fiction category even as she was awarded that community‘s top of the Sower.” —Mike Davis prizes, the Nebula and Hugo Awards. She reached readers of all ages, all races, and all religious and sexual persuasions. An impassioned voice for inclusion Nebula Award-Nominated and early proponent of afrofuturism, Butler has inspired several generations of CLOTH: 978-1-60980-720-7 $26.00 416 PAGES devoted followers. PARABLE OF THE SOWER “Octavia E. Butler is one of the finest voices in fiction—period. Octavia E. Butler . . . A masterful storyteller, Butler casts an unflinching eye on Set in a time that may the dawn or the dusk of civi- racism, sexism, poverty, and ignorance and lets the reader see lization, Parable of the Sower addresses questions of the terror and beauty of human nature.” doubt and belief, legacy and destiny, callousness and empathy. The book that begins the Earthseed series. —Washington Post Book World “The world she creates is touchingly familiar and yet chillingly transformed.” “Octavia Butler‘s fiction is incredibly important not only in —San Jose Mercury News literature of the fantastic, but in the overall world of letters, Nebula Award-Nominated and it greatly saddened me to recently hear that she had died. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-719-1 $24.00 336 PAGES Her work explores issues of race, gender, religion and sexuality in brave and straightforward ways.” PARABLE OF THE SOWER & PARABLE OF THE TALENTS —Jason Erik Lundberg, Saint Augustine’s College BOXED SET Octavia E. Butler A brilliant, brilliant writer. I’m a huge science fiction fan. Prefaces by Gloria Steinem and Toshi Reagon Having grown up in an age when there were not a lot of heroes A beautiful boxed set edition of Butler‘s classic in those novels who looked like me, to have encountered Octavia duology. Butler as an adult was just a breath of fresh air.” CLOTH: 978-1-60980-955-3 $50.00 752 PAGES —Levar Burton, host of Reading Rainbow

Octavia E. Butler 22 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 23 FLEDGLING Octavia E. Butler LINH DINH LIBRARY Butler’s spin on the vampire novel tests the limits of “otherness” and questions what it means to be truly human. “Students were startled by Butler’s ability to portray the ultimate other with such empathy and by her skill in using genre conventions to pose profound social and political questions. In addition, these idealistic young people were inspired by Butler’s life story of dedication and determination. Later, I heard them talking about trying to get a ‘Butler effect’ in their own writing. I am so happy that I placed that book o r d e r.” —Trudy Lewis, University of Missouri, Columbia CLOTH: 978-1-58322-690-2 $24.95 320 PAGES

A celebrated poet, fiction writer, photographer, and translator, Linh Dinh explores the multitudes we contain and live among, examining the endless variability of culture, narrative, and realty itself.

“. . . Linh Dinh’s is one of the great original voices in American literature of the 21st century. The English language is a better, weirder, smarter place with Dinh writing in it.” —Mattew Sharpe, author of The Sleeping Father

BLOOD AND SOAP Stories Linh Dinh A collection of modern-day fables about language, immigration, Vietnam, war, and the beauty of every- day life, from a wildly inventive American writer. “Dinh’s stories, pared to parable, are enough to nourish any reader’s mind.” —The Village Voice PAPER: 978-1-58322-642-1 $16.00 160 PAGES

FAKE HOUSE Linh Dinh In his first collection of short stories, Dinh explores the affectionate, disturbing, and weird intimacies that exist between the US and Vietnam. CLOTH: 978-1-58322-039-9 $23.95 208 PAGES 24 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 25 LOVE LIKE HATE Linh Dinh BARRY GIFFORD: A love story set against the backdrop of the fall AN AMERICAN MASTER of Saigon, with the surreal exuberance of Donald Barthelme and the stylistic élan of Italo Calvino. With novels like Wild at Heart, Perdita “Love Like Hate is [Dinh’s] first novel, and Durango, and The Sinaloa Story, Barry Gifford a pleasure to read—the voice, words, and introduced an entire generation of Americans characters are as carefully crafted as a poem or to a darker, truer version of themselves. a short story” One of America‘s most prolific, as well as —VaporTrail Gallery PAPER: 978-1-58322-909-5 $16.95 192 PAGES provocative, writers, Gifford is also something of a traditionalist, carrying the torch passed NIGHT, AGAIN to him by Nelson Algren, William Styron, and Ernest Hemingway. Contemporary Fiction from Vietnam Second Edition “Gifford is one of those brave Edited by Linh Dinh The literature of the new Vietnam, including previ- writers who go their own way, ously untranslated work by Bao Ninh, Duong Thu and challenge readers to follow.” Huong, and Tran Vu. —Atlanta Journal-Constitution “Fresh, invigorating work . . . Taken all together, these brief prose pieces have the scope of a fine novel.” “Barry Gifford was, is, and always shall be an American —Philadelphia Inquirer Original. His work evokes so many sensibilities, from the Beats One of Choice‘s Outstanding Academic Books to noir to social realism to postmodernism to cinematic, both PAPER: 978-1-58322-706-0 $14.95 176 PAGES stirring up ghosts and invoking the future.”

POSTCARDS FROM THE END OF —Richard Price, author of Clockers and The Wanderers AMERICA Linh Dinh ROY’S WORLD An unflinching diary of America’s accelerating Stories: 1973-2020 collapse from one of our great poets of the marginalized. Roaming the US by bus and train, Gifford‘s Roy stories amount to the coming-of- Dinh documents, in narratives and photographs, age novel he never wrote, and are one of his most the lumpen lives of the overlooked, the ninety-nine important literary achievements—time-pieces that percent—prostitutes and working stiffs, protesters preserve the lost worlds of early-sixties Chicago and and peddlers, the homeless and the preachers who the American South as seen through the lens of a minister to them—revealing the dignity and every- boy‘s steady gaze. day heroism of those shoved to the ground by the “Barry Gifford invented his own American ver- current neoliberal order. nacular—William Faulkner by way of B-movie film noir, porn paperbacks, and Sun Records “An extraordinary literary voice.” rockabillly.” —Matthew Sharpe —Jonathan Lethem PAPER: 978-1-60980-653-8 $25.00 320 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-64421-022-2 $24.95 720 PAGES AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2020

BLACK SUN RISING/ LA CORAZONADA A Novel / Una Novela Based on historical events in 1851, Black Sun Rising traces the struggle of the first integrated Native American tribe to establish themselves on the North American continent. Barry Gifford’s first ever Western noir novella brings to light a little-known but important chapter in American and Mexican history. PAPER: 978-1-60980-998-0 $18.95 240 PAGES AVAILABLE JULY 2020 26 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 27 SOUTHERN NIGHTS IMAGINING PARADISE Night People, Arise and Walk, Baby Cat Face New and Selected Poems Barry Gifford‘s trilogy of Southern Gothic novels, Born of the world and of books and art in equal mea- Night People, Arise and Walk, and Baby Cat-Face, may sure, and telling of the unyielding granite truths of be among the weirdest and best of Gifford‘s novels people’s roller-coaster lives, here in one volume for for their sheer velocity—the copious, raw violence; the first time are the poet‘s own choices from his the invented religions and gods; and how the horrors nine previous collections, as well as a rich selection somehow cohabit—affably—with genuine pathos of new poems. and loveliness. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-374-2 $32.00 352 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-858-7 $19.95 480 PAGES LANDSCAPE WITH TRAVELER THE CUBAN CLUB Newly Re-Issued Stories Gifford‘s first full-length novel, exploring gay themes Sixty-four linked tales of innocence, memory, and as well as the concerns that have gone on to mark his growing up, by American master Barry Gifford. career. A winsome, Beat-inspired frenzy of love. “What Gifford does with just a few pages is PAPER: 978-1-60980-499-2 $16395 160 PAGES nothing short of magical. These very short stories straddle innocence and experience, good and evil. His tales are always dense with information, yet MEMORIES FROM A SINKING SHIP register with dreamlike intensity and have the Like Twain‘s Mississippi River and Hemingway‘s resonance of an epiphany.” Michigan wilderness, Gifford‘s Chicago, New Orle- —Jim Ruland, author of Forest of Fortune ans, and the highways and byways between offer CLOTH: 978-1-60980-789-4 $23.95 240 PAGES us mesmerizing lives lost in the kaleidoscope of PAPER: 978-1-60980-860-0 $14.95 240 PAGES postwar America, in particular those of Roy‘s adrift and disappointed mother and his hoodlum father. AMERICAN FALLS PAPER: 978-1-58322-875-3 $13.95 272 PAGES The Collected Short Stories PORT TROPIQUE In his first major collection of short stories, Barry Gifford, the master of violent American satire, strews A literate, death-obsessed traveler hits bottom in his gleaming stories in a far-reaching, irresistible arc. Port Tropique, the battered Central American town where he becomes entrenched in a bizarre plot of “American Falls is a choice sampler of Gifford‘s smuggling and revolution. talent, and a fine introduction for newcomers. It‘s a summer road trip of a book: steamy, diverse, “[Barry] Gifford uses the charged story of . . . and a wild ride.” an apprentice smuggler as an occasion for his —New Orleans Times-Picayune own literary and cinematic struggling—from Conrad, Hemingway, Camus, John Hawkes, PAPER: 978-1-58322-573-8 $12.95 256 PAGES Howard Hawks, Welles and Ozu among oth- ers—and to discover new literary form.” DO THE BLIND DREAM? —The New York Times Book Review New Novellas and Stories PAPER: 978-1-58322-856-2 $13.95 176 PAGES Gifford explores the fragility of identity, the power of coincidence, and the illusion of a secure future. THE ROOSTER TRAPPED IN THE “I love Do the Blind Dream?—a wonderful REPTILE ROOM and delightful piece that tastes of Buñuel and A Barry Gifford Reader C o c t e a u .” —Pedro Almodóvar Edited by Thomas McCarthy PAPER: 978-1-58322-670-4 $13.95 224 PAGES A wide-spanning reader that merges generous por- tions of all thirteen novels and novellas with new IMAGINATION OF THE HEART poetry, first-person essays, and a new interview. The final chapter in the saga of Sailor Ripley and Essential reading for anyone after the soul of Amer- Lula Pace, Fortune finds Lula and her friend Beany ican writing. Thorn taking one final trip to a New Orleans forever PAPER: 978-1-58322-525-7 $19.95 460 PAGES transformed by Hurricane Katrina, and by intervening years of memory. Includes “The Truth is in the Work,” a conversation between Barry Gifford and Noel King THE ROY STORIES Collected here for the first time, The Roy Stories of on Gifford‘s life and writing. Barry Gifford chronicle his personal history of a CLOTH: 978-1-58322-873-9 $22.95 144 PAGES time—roughly, the late 1940s through the early 1960s—and a place—the southern and mid-western United States. Similar in structure and tone to Ernest Hemingway‘s Nick Adams stories, Barry Gifford’s slices of life cut to the heart and the bone. PAPER: 978-1-60980-497-8 $16.95 432 PAGES 28 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 29 SAD STORIES OF THE DEATH OF KINGS PETER PLATE: Mixing memoir and invention, the forty-one short SAN FRANCISCO NOIR stories in Barry Gifford’s first book for young adults bring the city of Chicago—and a boy’s growing conscious- Peter Plate‘s San Francisco noir ness—to vivid, unflinching life. Available in both adult continues the tradition of Bukowski, trade paperback and YA paper over board editions. Selby, and Algren for a new PAPER: 978-1-58322-922-4 $16.95 208 PAGES WITH B&W generation of readers. Named a Literary ILLUSTRATIONS Laureate of San Francisco in 2004, Plate CLOTH: 978-1-58322-948-4 $16.95 240 PAGES WITH B&W updates the proletarian novel with the ILLUSTRATIONS squalor and pre-revolutionary ardor of twenty-first century urban America. SAILOR & LULA, 2ND EDITION The Complete Novels “One of the most intriguing “The Romeo and Juliet of the South” are back in novelists writing now.” this new edition of the internationally best-selling Sailor and Lula novels, beginning with Wild at Heart —Review of Contemporary and now including for the first time the culminating Fiction novel, The Up-Down. 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THE UP-DOWN ANGELS OF CATASTROPHE A novel of violence, of love, and introspection, The When a cop is murdered at the corner of Mission and Up-Down follows a man who leaves home and all Twentieth one June evening, a new tension is added that‘s familiar, finds true love, loses it, and finds it again. to the usual chaos among the Salvadorean gangs, “Gifford is a master of the set piece in the Jewish gangsters, drag queens, heroin addicts, speed tradition of Nelson Algren: larger-than-life freaks, low-rent hookers, and nickel-and-dime drug characters, ribald dialogue and an uninhibited dealers. The fourth and crowning novel of Plate‘s spirit that seesaws between the profound and the profane.” Mission Quartet. —Los Angeles Times PAPER: 978-1-58322-063-4 $13.00 224 PAGES CLOTH 978-1-60980-577-7 $23.95 208 PAGES DIRTY IN CASHMERE WRITERS This slim noir follows self-proclaimed “oracle” Ricky In these thirteen vignettes, Barry Gifford imagines through the San Francisco of the crumbling future, a the inner lives of some of Europe and America‘s city dealing with the fall-out from a nuclear disaster greatest writers. We follow Hemingway as he sets in Japan that has spread its contamination across fatal traps around his home in Cuba, and plumb Emily the Pacific. Dickinson‘s despair as she remains unpublished. Ever PAPER: 978-1-60980-617-0 $14.95 160 PAGES a writer‘s writer, Gifford knows something about the inner workings of these minds that most of us can only hope to glimpse. ELEGY WRITTEN ON A CLOTH 978-1-60980-649-1 $18.00 128 PAGES CROWDED STREET The story of May Jones, a bail bondswoman WYOMING whose client has killed a police informant, as she navigates the moral and political maze of life on the In this heartbreakingly spare novel in dialogue, hazy border between police and criminals in San a woman and her young son travel through the Francisco, the first fully gentrified city in America. southern and midwestern US, trading impressions of the landscape and life. PAPER: 978-1-58322-931-6 $13.95 176 PAGES “[A] tender and understated story.” —Jonathan Miles, The New York Times Book Review PAPER 978-1-58322-636-0 $8.95 128 PAGES 30 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 31 FOGTOWN One foggy day in San Francisco brings together ROSEN COLLECTION bloody ghosts, a dandyish thug, capricious cops, a suicidal punk rocker, a hyperliterate slumlord, and a sweet old lady sent by God to hand out cash looted from an armored car. “Peter Plate has, once again, conjured an eternal skid row of the soul, complete with breathing, lusting, flesh-and-bone characters, vivid in tragicomic mortality.” —Eric Drooker, author of Street Posters and Ballads PAPER 978-1-58322-639-1 $13.00 176 PAGES

ONE FOOT OFF THE GUTTER When two cops narrowly miss catching the armed robber of a Mission Street liquor store, a game of hide and seek ensues that escalates into a catechism of destruction. Charley Rosen is America‘s premier chronicler—in fiction and nonfiction—of the PAPER 978-1-58322-259-1 $13.00 240 PAGES history and romance of the sacred fellowship of the hoop.

POLICE AND THIEVES BARNEY POLAN‘S GAME “Plate’s sixth novel in the past decade and Charley Rosen probably his best. His San Francisco is a fiery The story of the legendary point-shaving scandals in hell, where the devil rides in a squad car, and 1950s college basketball, and the issues of character God doesn’t deign to put in an appearance.” and morality that informed them. —San Francisco Chronicle CLOTH: 978-1-888363-56-2 $23.95 336 PAGES “Plate reveals a brutal, barbarous society, in which there is no honesty among thieves and law enforcers. . . . A powerful, deeply felt book.” THE COCKROACH BASKETBALL —Saturday Times (UK) LEAGUE PAPER 978-1-58322-482-3 $13.00 224 PAGES Charley Rosen Foreword by Phil Jackson SNITCH FACTORY An intense and moving look at the CBA, the minors Larceny and murder vie with sex and love in this of professional basketball. second novel in Plate‘s Mission Quartet, set in the “[T]he best basketball novel ever written.” inferno of the Department of Social Services on San —Terry Pluto Francisco‘s Otis Street. PAPER: 978-1-88836-378-4 $13.95 279 PAGES PAPER 978-1-58322-258-4 $13.00 184 PAGES THE HOUSE OF MOSES SOON THE REST WILL FALL ALL-STARS Worlds collide when Slatts Calhoun and Robert Grogan, cell mates and lovers in San Quentin State Charley Rosen Prison, are paroled and let out on the gritty streets Here is the story of an all-Jewish basketball team of San Francisco. traveling in a hearse through Depression-era Amer- ica in search of redemption and big money, told PAPER 978-1-58322-839-5 $13.95 192 PAGES through the story of a young Jewish man struggling to realize his dreams in a country struggling to WITH DEATH LAUGHING recover its ideals. A Novel PAPER: 978-1-60980-371-1 $16.95 496 PAGES An ex-con turned pistol-carrying priest joins forces with Sugar Child, a halfway house resident with her MORE THAN A GAME own problems with the law, in this utopian crime Phil Jackson and Charley Rosen story where the line between thievery and charity More than a Game is the odyssey of Jackson‘s all but disappears. journey—from New York Knick and world cham- PAPER: 978-1-60980-925-6 $15.95 160 PAGES pion to CBA coach to six-time Chicago Bulls world champion, to LA Lakers world champion—and the lessons in leadership he learned each step of the way. CLOTH: 978-1-58322-060-3 $24.95 320 PAGES 32 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 33 NO BLOOD, NO FOUL Charley Rosen “WHEN IN DOUBT, CASTLE”: When star college basketball player Jason Lewis THE VONNEGUT COLLECTION comes home from World War II missing two fingers on his shooting hand, he makes the ultimate ballplayer‘s Kurt Vonnegut was among the very few sacrifice: he becomes a referee. grandmasters of American letters, one PAPER: 978-1-58322-828-9 $17.95 288 PAGES without whom the very term “American Literature” would mean much less than SAMMY WONG, ALL-AMERICAN it does. A friend and a founding advisory board member to Seven Stories Press, Charley Rosen Vonnegut was a relentless advocate for Sammy Wong, All-American tells the tale of a tal- other authors in the Seven Stories family, ented Chinese American basketball player‘s rise and particularly Paul Krassner and Lee Stringer. stumble, both on and off the court. It‘s a novel about cultural and ethnic identity and prejudice, and about He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana, on the great American sport of basketball—perhaps the November 11, 1922, and died on April 11, most international of team sports, yet one where, until 2007, in New York City. very recently, Asians were completely unrepresented. PAPER: 978-1-60980-545-6 $14.95 240 PAGES

THE WIZARD OF ODDS: HOW JACK MOLINAS ALMOST DESTROYED THE GAME OF COMPLETE STORIES BASKETBALL Kurt Vonnegut Charley Rosen Edited by Jerome Klinkowitz and Dan In The Wizard of Odds, Rosen brings us for the first time the full life story of Jack Molinas, one of the Wakefield greatest basketball players of his era, whose gambling Foreword by Dave Eggers addiction and hubris caused his ultimate demise. The complete short fiction of one of the twentieth century‘s greatest writers, for the first time in one vol- PAPER 978-1-58322-562-2 $17.95 495 PAGES ume, with five new never-before-published stories. CLOTH 978-1-58322-268-3 $27.95 PAGES “This collection pulses with relevance . . . and provides an almost shameful amount of unadulterated reading pleasure.” TROUTHE, LIES, AND —Dave Eggers, from the foreword BASKETBALL CLOTH: 978-1-60980-808-2 $45.00 944 PAGES A Novel Charley Rosen GOD BLESS YOU, DR. “Trouthe is the hyest thing that man may kepe.” KEVORKIAN That‘s what Chaucer said. But Chaucer was never tempted the way an All-American NBA-bound Kurt Vonnegut basketball recruit is. Can Elliott Hersch let the truth Foreword by Neil Gaiman guide him as he makes his way through the world God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian includes all of Kurt Von- of Division I college roundball? MVP of basketball negut‘s intrepid investigative reporting from the literature Charley Rosen scorches the net once again afterlife, dispatched when he was sent there in 1998 in this novel. by local NPR affiliate WNYC to interview, among others, Sir Isaac Newton, Clarence Darrow, James PAPER: 978-1-60980-941-6 $18.95 205 PAGES Earl Ray, Eugene Debs, John Brown, Adolf Hitler, William Shakespeare, and Kilgore Trout. With a new introduction by Neil Gaiman. PAPER: 978-1-60980-073-4 $11.95 80 PAGES

Charley Rosen 34 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 35 IF THIS ISN’T NICE, WHAT IS? UNSTUCK IN TIME (EVEN MORE) EXPANDED THIRD A Journey through Kurt Vonnegut‘s EDITION Life and Novels The Graduation Speeches and Other Words to Gregory D. Sumner Live By Gregory Sumner guides us, with insight and passion, Kurt Vonnegut through fifteen of Kurt Vonnegut’s best known works, showing the profound interchange between Vonnegut’s Edited and introduced by Dan Wakefield life and art and illustrating the quintessential American A selection of Kurt Vonnegut’s best speeches, many given writer’s engagement with and resistance to the tradi- as commencement addresses to college graduates, that tional “American Dream” in its various forms. imparts words of wisdom with the delight and gentle irony to be expected of America’s beloved writer. Now CLOTH: 978-1-60980-349-0 $24.95 368 PAGES in an expanded paperback edition that includes three PAPER: 978-1-60980-430-5 $17.95 368 PAGES of Vonnegut’s earliest speeches. “These delightful scattershot commencement PITY THE READER speeches offer fresh clues to what lay behind Kurt On Writing With Style Vonnegut’s twinkly visage—clues that are well worth celebrating.” Kurt Vonnegut and Susanne McConnell —Peter Matthiessen Here is pretty much everything Kurt Vonnegut ever said or wrote having to do with the art and craft of writing. PAPER: 978-1-60980-610-1 $17.95 256 PAGES Compiled and edited by Suzanne McConnell, Vonnegut‘s longtime friend and former student at the Iowa Writers‘ LIKE SHAKING HANDS WITH GOD Workshop, Pity the Reader is a bonanza for writers and A Conversation about Writing readers and Vonnegut fans everywhere. Kurt Vonnegut & Lee Stringer CLOTH: 978-1-60980-962-1 $32.00 352 PAGES Vonnegut and Stringer muse on humanity, writing, PAPER: 978-1-64421-021-5 $22.95 432 PAGES salvation, art, and the struggle and joy of living from PAPERBACK AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2020 day to day. Now available in paperback. “There’s more honest wisdom in this little volume than you’re likely to find in most any other single book this year.” —Jim Knipfel, New York Press PAPER: 978-1-60980-074-1 $9.95 80 PAGES

A MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY “Vonnegut’s A Man without a Country is pure late Twain, darkly funny, never less than enraged at corruption and greed, and overflowing with compassion for the powerless. We’ve never needed him more.” —Russell Banks “That verve for life amid stunningly depressing news, and that backhanded, refreshingly brutal, but infinitely whimsical way of viewing the world around him, continues to stand out in every odd word Vonnegut puts to paper.” —Tasha Robinson, AV Club New York Times Bestseller Booksense Notable Book, 2005 CLOTH: 978-1-58322-713-8 $23.95 160 PAGES

SUN MOON STAR Kurt Vonnegut Illustrated by Ivan Chermayeff Here is the children‘s book only Kurt Vonnegut could write: a humanistic and secular portrait of Christ as a young child, told from the perspective of baby Jesus himself. FOR AGES 5–9 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-724-5 $22.95 64 PAGES 36 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS LITERATURE – AMERICAN • 37 GARY INDIANA COLLECTION WHEN YOU’RE GOTH IN THE

An actor, playwright, photographer, poet, critic, COUNTRY: THE CHAVISA WOODS and novelist who has chronicled the despair and hysteria of America in the late twenti- COLLECTION eth century, Gary Indiana was born in 1950 in Of her breakout short story collec- New Hampshire. From Horse Crazy (1989) to Do tion Things to Do When You‘re Goth in Everything in the Dark (2003) Indiana‘s novels the Country, Chavisa Woods has said: mix horror and bathos, grim social commentary “I was thinking about all the very with passages of tenderest, frailest desire. With specific elements that make up the 1997’s Resentment: A Comedy, Indiana began poor, rural heartland, and I really his true crime trilogy, following up with Three wanted to paint a full picture of Month Fever: The Andrew Cunanan Story (1999) something very uniquely American, and Depraved Indifference (2002). Together, the these eccentric individuals who feel three novels show the most vicious crimes in out of place in their own home.” We our nation‘s history to be only American pathol- couldn‘t have summed up Woods‘s ogies personified. In 2015, Indiana published his worldview any better. She has acclaimed anti-memoir, I Can Give You Anything established herself as among the great But Love. Called one of “the most brilliant critics chroniclers of American outsiders. writing in America today” by the London Review of Books, Gary Indiana remains both inimitable THE ALBINO ALBUM and impossible to pin down. A Novel as Songs HORSE CRAZY Chavisa Woods A compelling debut by the celebrated, emerging Gary Indiana author Chavisa Woods, this queer epic about a little The first novel from the brilliant, protean Gary girl who accidentally feeds her mother to an albino Indiana, Horse Crazy tells the story of a thirty- tiger and grows up to be a domestic terrorist will five-year-old writer for a New York arts and hold special interest for LGBTQ and feminist readers. culture magazine whose life melts into a fever PAPER: 978-1-60980-476-3 $19.95 400 PAGES dream when he falls in love with the handsome, charming, possibly heroin-addicted, and almost certainly insane Gregory Burgess. Here is a novel THINGS TO DO WHEN YOU‘RE where the only moral is that thwarted passion is GOTH IN THE COUNTRY the truest passion, where love is a hallucination Stories and the gravest illness is desire. Chavisa Woods PAPER: 978-1-60980-861-7 $15.95 224 PAGES Capturing the lyricism of lives without a future in a small Western Pennsylvania town, the stories of Things GONE TOMORROW to Do When You‘re Goth in the Country—from the tale Gary Indiana a transgender man who wakes up one morning to In Indiana‘s panoramic second novel, hedonistic find the Israeli-Palestinian conflict taking place on his intrigues and horrors abound on the set of an forehead, to the travails of small children who prefer independent film in Colombia. the local cemetery to schoolyard games—present a world both painfully familiar and delightfully strange. “A disturbing, vivid, and brutal novel that succeeds in its dizzy mix of genres and influ- CLOTH: 978-1-60980-745-0 $23.95 224 PAGES ences. Not for the prudish, though.” PAPER: 978-1-60980-915-7 $15.95 224 PAGES —Kirkus Reviews PAPER: 978-1-60980-863-1 $16.95 240 PAGES 100 TIMES A Memoir of Sexism Chavisa Woods An undeniably powerful account of one hundred experiences of sexism, harassment, discrimination and assault by Shirley Jackson Award–winner Chavisa Woods. Demonstrating how often women (hetero- sexual, homosexual, bisexual, queer, and transgender alike) are conditioned to endure sexism and harass- ment, and how men are allowed to feel entitled to women‘s spaces and bodies, 100 Times is powerful in its blunt and honest recitation. PAPER: 978-1-60980-913-3 $11.95 176 PAGES 38 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS ECOCULTRUAL STUDIES AND ANARCHISM • 39 FINAL EDITION Wallace Shawn, ed. ECOCULTURAL STUDIES With contributions by Wallace Shawn, Jonathan Schell, Mark Strand, Noam Chomsky, AND ANARCHISM and Deborah Eisenberg, Final Edition is a one-issue-only political magazine shaped by the belief that the people who run our country have a crude and minimal imaginative life. THE ARSONIST PAPER: 978-1-58322-684-1 $10.00 80 PAGES A Mind On Fire Chloe Hooper AT THE HEART OF THE UNIVERSE Northern California’s Camp Fire was in many ways Samuel Shem shockingly similar to the story of Australia‘s Black From the bestselling author of The House of God, an epic novel about the love of a Saturday, told in excruciating detail in Chloe daughter for her two mothers—the one who birthed her in China, and the one who Hooper’s magesterial The Arsonist. The new reality of adopted and raised her in America—set against the backdrop of an ancient mountain global warming is always present—as we are faced with, monastery in rural China during the time of Mao‘s one-child population control policies. and try to account for, human agency that is completely out of control, whether in the form of California's PG&E CLOTH: 978-1-60980-641-5 $26.95 320 PAGES neglicence or Hooper’s arsonist—a man who may have watched the inferno blossom from his rooftop after THE FREE THINKERS setting the fires in two separate locations. Two Novellas “Hooper drops the reader inside the Black Saturday brushfires to terrifying Layle Silbert effect, then masterfully shifts from the physical realm to the existential— “A splendid and exciting book. . . . Silbert writes with a keenly observing eye namely, how and why a particular evil manifests. Visceral and terrifying.” and ear, and creates characters who are different yet familiar. 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PAPER: 978-1-58322-700-8 $18.95 416 PAGES “A brave book by a smart person with a masterful command of economic t h e o r y.” NUCLEAR WAR & —Publishers Weekly ENVIRONMENTAL CATASTROPHE PAPER: 978-1-60980-480-0 $18.95 256 PAGES Noam Chomsky With Laray Polk Nuclear War and Environmental Catastrophe is a focused THE BEGINNING OF THE AMERICAN FALL discussion on the existential threats of our time, and A Comics Journalist Inside the Occupy Wall Street Movement their points of intersection since World War II. Both nuclear war and environmental catastrophe have Stephanie McMillan the potential for similar outcomes: a world made Can a cartoonist and millions of random strangers change the world? The initial ECOCULTURAL AND ANARCHISM uninhabitable by the scarcity of water, food, and liv- stages of their attempt are chronicled in this book of comics-journalism and STUDIES • 41 able land. written observations. PAPER: 978-1-60980-454-1 $13.95 160 PAGES Winner of the Robert F. 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An activist, philosopher, small farmer, teacher, and PAPER: 978-1-58322-730-5 $20.95 512 PAGES leading voice of uncompromising dissent, Jensen holds degrees in creative writing and mineral ENDGAME, VOLUME 2 engineering physics. Resistance The second volume of Endgame illustrates our means of resistance, advancing beyond the seeming AS THE WORLD BURNS intractability of our current challenges and focusing 50 Simple Things You Can Do to Stay in Denial instead on our ability to adapt to the impending Illustrated by Stephanie McMillan ecological revolution. Two of America‘s most talented activists team up to deliver “Derrick Jensen is a force for the common good. His a bold and hilarious send-up of modern environmental books are mandatory reading in the study of culture and social change. 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Exploring the providing an exploration of organizational structures, nearly infinite complexity of non-human biological recruitment, security, and target selection for both systems that include tool-making, cooperation, and aboveground and underground action. opportunism so effective that we almost instinctively PAPER: 978-1-58322-929-3 $24.95 592 PAGES associate it with human intelligence, The Myth of Human Supremacy shows the true place of humanity DERRICK JENSEN READER in the animal kingdom—not at the top of a hierarchy, Edited by Lierre Keith but somewhere amid a sea of creatures with complex physical and psychological relationships to each other In an age marked by seemingly unstoppable environmental and their inanimate surroundings. collapse and the urgent quest for solutions, environmental philosopher Derrick Jensen, the voice of the growing Deep PAPER: 978-1-60980-678-1 512 PAGES $29.95 Ecology Movement, reveals for us new seeds of hope. 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Its basic premise—that there is no reality outside what can be measured using we’re in worse trouble than we understand, and the tools of science, Dreams draws on the ideas and that a little change around the edges won’t help— is precisely the message that needs to get out.” writings of Native American thinkers, the beliefs of radical —Bill McKibben sociologists, and Jensen‘s own experiences tending the woods near his home to provide evidence of alternative PAPER: 978-1-58322-867-8 $24.95 480 PAGES ways of understanding reality. PAPER: 978-1-58322-930-9 $26.95 672 PAGES 44 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS ECONOMICS & POST-CAPITALISM • 45 THE ANTI-AMERICAN MANIFESTO MINDFUL ECONOMICS Ted Rall How the US Economy Works, Why It Matters, and How It Could Be Different A brash declaration of principles from one of the leading voices of dissent in an Joel C. Magnuson America headed for economic and political collapse, The Anti-American Manifesto A powerful primer on capitalism, showing the interconnectedness of the local with proposes radical alternatives for our government and economy. the global and offering real alternatives to the capitalist model. PAPER: 978-1-58322-933-0 $15.95 176 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-847-0 $24.95 432 PAGES

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A vital contribution to our understanding of LORETTA NAPOLEONI: what is happening in the Middle East…. She prepares us for the world that will actually exist, ROGUE ECONOMIST not the fantasy world we tried to create through Loretta Napoleoni is an economist of the indiscriminate violence, the brutality of occupa- tion, and over a decade of war.” global left who garners praise from Noam —Chris Hedges Chomsky and Greg Palast as she is simulta- PAPER: 978-1-60980-725-2 $15.95 208 PAGES neously quoted with respect in Forbes and the Wall Street Journal. She has served as an advisor to national and local governments, MAONOMICS while at the same time critiquing harshly the Why Chinese Communists Make Better principles and policies underlying today‘s Capitalists than We Do world banking system. Her books are world- A primer on the quiet revolution that‘s shifting the wide bestsellers, routinely translated into way the world thinks about effective economic twenty languages. A former Fulbright Scholar systems, Maonomics charts the prodigious ascent at the Paul H. Nitze School of Johns Hopkins of the Chinese economic miracle and the West‘s University, a Rotary Scholar at the London continuing inability to understand China and its economy clearly, even as we acknowledge its School of Economics, and the chair of the growing influence and importance. Countering Terrorism Financing Group of the Club de Madrid, Napoleoni has traveled PAPER: 978-1-60980-431-2 $18.95 384 PAGES widely in the Middle East and around the world. Her essays and columns have CLOTH: 978-1-60980-341-4 $26.95 320 PAGES appeared in the Chicago Tribune, La Stampa, La Repubblica, El País, and Le Monde. MERCHANTS OF MEN The Business of Kidnapping Inside the Refugee 10 YEARS THAT SHOOK THE Crisis WORLD A powerful underground business delivers thousands A Timeline of Events from 2001 of refugees a day into Europe. The new breed of crim- An insightful overview of the events that shaped inals that control it has risen out of the political chaos the last decade that goes beyond terrorism to cover of post-9/11 Western policy and the Arab Spring. issues as diverse as financial policy, advances in Renowned Middle East and terrorism expert Loretta science and technology, new economic policies, Napoleoni gives the definitive account of these “mer- propaganda, environmental issues, the revolu- chants of men,” who now operate a billion-dollar tionary powers of social media, and more, showing industry more lucrative than the drug trade. both how these topics are all interlinked and how CLOTH 978-1-60980-708-5 $24.95 304 PAGES globalization is speeding up the pace of change in our world. ROGUE ECONOMICS “And in the flickering of news that has passed before our eyes over the years, [10 Years That Capitalism‘s New Reality Shook the World] traces a different and deeper From Eastern Europe’s booming sex trade to China‘s understanding of events than the black and “online sweatshops,” from al Qaeda‘s underwriters w h i t e .” to America’s subprime mortgage lending scandal, —Lars Linder Rogue Economics exposes the paradoxical economic PAPER: 978-1-60980-413-8 $12.95 192 PAGES connections within the new global marketplace. “Timely and fascinating, Napoleoni’s top-notch INSURGENT IRAQ reporting, in which her attention turns from Al Zarqawi and the New Generation Viagra to blood diamonds to the banana price wars in a few pages, works in the vein of Napoleoni argues that the American War on Terror in Freakonomics, and Eric Schlosser’s Fast Food Iraq has saved a fractured al Qaeda, resuscitating a Nation, but much grimmer.” network rife with conflict and giving birth to a new —Publishers Weekly generation of post–Cold War Mujahedin. PAPER: 978-1-58322-882-1 $16.95 336 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-705-3 $15.95 286 PAGES TERRORISM AND THE ECONOMY ISIS: THE TERROR NATION How the War on Terror is Bankrupting the World Tracing the Dollars Behind the Terror Networks Napoleoni traces the link between the finances of In an expanded version of The Islamic Phoenix, her the War on Terror and the current global economic crucial analysis of the ISIS phenomenon, Loretta crisis, highlighting connections from Dubai to Lon- Napoleoni delves deeper into the economics and don to Las Vegas that politicians and the media “Jihadist Diplomacy” of the Islamic State. ISIS is not have ignored. just another terrorist network, Napoleoni argues, PAPER: 978-1-58322-895-1 $13.95 192 PAGES but a formidable enemy in tune with the new age of current world disorder.

Loretta Napoleoni 48 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS GENDER & WOMEN’S STUDIES • 49 TERROR INCORPORATED OBAMANOMICS Tracing the Dollars Behind the Terror Networks How Bottom-Up Economic Prosperity Will Replace Trickle-Down Economics In this pioneering exposé of “The New Economy John R. Talbott of Terror,” Napoleoni maps out the arteries of an Obamanomics, infused with Obama’s speeches, campaign policy statements, and international economic system that feeds armed other writings, describes a government acting according to democratic principles to groups the world over. enact lobbying reform, get our economy moving again, fix our healthcare system, “A masterpiece… This book should be required slow global warming, prevent unnecessary wars, improve education, address the reading for everyone in the White House, State aging of our population, find alternative energy sources, and bring about housing, Department, and Pentagon.” mortgage, and banking reform. —Greg Palast, author of The Best Democracy Money Can Buy PAPER: 978-1-58322-865-4 $16.95 224 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-673-5 $17.95 352 PAGES THE 86 BIGGEST LIES ON WALL STREET John R. Talbott A clear-eyed look at the causes of the 2008 global financial crisis—making the case that deliberate, criminal deception was involved on the part of Wall Street—and a look at what American investors must do to restore a sensible economic climate. CLOTH: 978-1-58322-887-6 $22.95 256 PAGES

THE WTO Five Years of Reasons to Resist Corporate Globalization Lori Wallach and Michelle Sforza Introduction by Ralph Nader In this groundbreaking pamphlet, two directors of Nader‘s Public Citizen group examine the World Trade Organization‘s five-year track record, demonstrating how the WTO aims to create a new global economic system that increases corporate profit with little regard for social and ecological impacts, or democratically enacted law. Loretta Napoleoni OPEN MEDIA PAMPHLET SPECIAL EDITION PAPER: 978-1-58322-035-1 $5.95 80 PAGES

PARECOMIC Michael Albert and the Story of Participatory Economics Sean Michael Wilson and Carl Thompson Introduction by Noam Chomsky A graphic novel that explains Michael Albert‘s visionary participatory economics (parecon) system to a new generation—a generation primed to question a longtime complacency with capitalism, and encouraged to rise up to change it for the better. PAPER: 978-1-60980-456-5 $18.95 224 PAGES GENDER AND WOMEN‘S STUDIES

HANDBOOK FOR A POST-ROE AMERICA Robin Marty Comprehensive and user-friendly, this manual details various strategies on how to grapple with and survive the worst-case scenarios of a post-Roe America. Marty‘s guidebook is unique in its scope—providing resources for all pregnant people (whether cis, trans, or nonbinary) in each state, so that anyone in any part of the country can get involved. “This isn’t The Handmaid’s Tale, this is real life.” —Sacramento News & Review PAPER: 978-1-60980-949-2 $14.95 320 PAGES 50 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS GENDER & WOMEN’S STUDIES • 51 100 TIMES A WOMEN‘S BOOK OF CHOICES A Memoir of Sexism Abortion, Menstrual Extraction, RU-486 Chavisa Woods Rebecca Chalker and Carol Downer An undeniably powerful account of one hundred experiences of sexism, harass- Foreword by Barbara Ehrenreich ment, discrimination and assault by Shirley Jackson Award–winner Chavisa Woods. Introduction by Barbara Herbert, M.D. Demonstrating how often women (heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, queer, A Woman‘s Book of Choices chronicles the history of abortion procedure known as and transgender alike) are conditioned to endure sexism and harassment, and menstrual extraction (ME), the currently accepted standard of ME practice, and its how men are allowed to feel entitled to women‘s spaces and bodies, 100 Times legal ramifications, and offers accounts of actual ME procedures. It also describes the is powerful in its blunt and honest recitation. whole range of other abortion alternatives, from state-of-the-art clinical abortions PAPER: 978-1-60980-913-3 $11.95 176 PAGES to folk remedies, for women who may be considering terminating a pregnancy. PAPER: 978-1-58322-746-6 $13.95 320 PAGES THE CLITORAL TRUTH, 2ND EDITION About Pleasure, Orgasm, Female Ejaculation, the G-Spot, and Masturbation LIVE THROUGH THIS, SECOND EDITION Rebecca Chalker On Creativity and Self-Destruction A new edition of the classic title from internationally renowned women‘s health Edited by Sabrina Chap writer and activist Rebecca Chalker. Foreword by Amanda Palmer “The Clitoral Truth truly reflects the author’s impressive commitment to guide Nan Goldin, bell hooks, Eileen Myles, Inga Muscio, and fourteen other artists who readers to a level of exploration that can only be described as ‘The Joy of Feminist have experienced cutting, eating disorders, drug and alcohol addiction, and/or Sex.’” abusive relationships traverse the pains and passions that sometimes motivate—and —In These Times sometimes destroy—women artists. PAPER: 978-1-60980-771-9 $18.95 224 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-436-7 $19.95 280 PAGES

A HISTORY OF MARRIAGE, SECOND EDITION APPLES AND ORANGES From Same Sex Unions to Private Vows and Common Law, the Surprising My Journey through Sexual Identity Diversity of a Tradition Jan Clausen Elizabeth Abbott Part memoir of sexual awakening, part philosophical meditation on the fluidity of What does the “tradition of marriage” really look like? In A History of Marriage, sexuality and identity, this hybrid tale shows that human intimacy knows no labels. Elizabeth Abbott paints an often surprising picture of this most public, yet most PAPER: 978-1-60980-749-8 $17.95 256 PAGES intimate, institution. Marriage—in all its loving, unloving, decadent, and impov- erished manifestations—is revealed here through Abbott‘s infectious curiosity. MOTHER READER “[A History of Marriage] weaves stories and facts in a kind of loosely fluid narrative that makes pleasant reading. The author has a flair for sweetening the Essential Literature on Motherhood facts with her palatable style.” —Kirkus Reviews Edited by Moyra Davey A unique anthology that explores the intersection of motherhood and creative “Elizabeth Abbott has penned a masterpiece . . . a wide-ranging account of how life, including journals, memoirs, essays, and fiction by Adrienne Rich, Alice Walker, the social intersects with many forms of the personal.” Susan Griffin, Mary Gaitskill, and more. —Ahmad Saidullah, author of Happiness and Other Disorders “Mother Reader brings together a group of wonderfully intelligent and incisive PAPER: 978-1-60980-619-4 $22.95 472 PAGES pieces on a subject that shapes our lives. Fine writers, fine writing, and a vital theme make this an essential book.” HELLO, CRUEL WORLD —Lynne Sharon Schwartz 101 Alternatives to Suicide for Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws PAPER: 978-1-58322-072-6 $24.95 356 PAGES Kate Bornstein Gender outlaw Kate Bornstein bravely and wittily shares her own unorthodox IN OUR CONTROL methods of survival in an often cruel world. A one-of-a-kind guide to staying alive The Complete Guide to Contraceptive Choices for Women outside the box, Hello, Cruel World is a much-needed, unconventional approach Laura Eldridge to teenage suicide prevention for marginalized youth. In the most comprehensive book on birth control since the 1970s, women‘s health “A sassy and smart how-to book for all those who want to love life, even when it activist Laura Eldridge discusses the history, current science, and practical uses of betrays, disappoints, and otherwise acts unworthy of your heart.” everything from condoms to the male pill to Plan B. —Peggy Phelan, Stanford University “The last time I remember reading so much detail about contraceptive options PAPER: 978-1-58322-720-6 $16.95 240 PAGES was poring over Our Bodies, Ourselves when I was in my 20s . . . This is women’s health activism at its best.” THE CLITORAL TRUTH —Elizabeth Kissling The Secret World at Your Fingertips PAPER: 978-1-58322-907-1 $21.95 512 PAGES Rebecca Chalker The Clitoral Truth is an in-depth exploration of women‘s genital anatomy and sexual response, providing precise physiological information and a historical analysis of the male-centered model of sexuality. PAPER: 978-1-58322-473-1 $15.95 256 PAGES 52 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS GENDER & WOMEN’S STUDIES • 53 SHERE HITE ON SEX, GENDER, LOADING IT AND CULTURAL HISTORY UP: THE EMMA COLLECTION A computer technician by day who lives in Paris and writes, illustrates and blogs under the name Emma, the author of The Mental Load and now The Emotional Load is one of the most exciting new voices on the scene internationally, beloved for her unique blend of militant and yet humorous and wise feminist comics. Her comic strips are that rare bird: viral content that packs an intellectual wallop.

One of the great feminists and cultural anthropologists of our time, Shere Hite sees human sexuality as both a window of potential understanding and a lever with THE EMOTIONAL LOAD which to raise human consciousness. Her 1976 book, The Hite Report, has sold tens And Other Invisible Stuff of millions of copies worldwide. Her continuing study of sexual behavior includes major new discoveries on, for example, male sexuality, teen sexuality, and the Emma relationship of sexuality to globalization. Translated by Una Dimitrijevic After the success of The Mental Load, Emma returns with a new feminist comic, tangling with “Shere Hite is herself a revolutionary agent of change, giving voice to subjects from consent to the “power of love,” from the unheard and sound to what was once unsayable. Her pioneering safety in public spaces to retirement, along with work on sexuality, friendship, and love continues to challenge gender social issues such as police violence, women‘s rights, and green capitalism. stereotypes—and expand the meaning of ‘human.’” PAPER: 978-1-60980-956-0 $19.95 216 PAGES —Barbara Ehrenreich AVAILABLE JULY 2020 THE HITE REPORT A reprint of the original classic, previously unavail- THE MENTAL LOAD able for more than a decade, with a new introduction Comics from the Front Lines of Women‘s by the author. Lives and Other Social Justice Issues “[F]ascinating, eye-opening, rewarding . . . a must for everyone, male and female.” Emma —The New York Times Book Review The first book of comics strips from mononymous “A frankness and directness not usually seen French web comics maven Emma, whose cartoon in print. . . . Many female readers can closely series Fallait demander went viral in 2017. In The identify with these intimate revelations.” Mental Load, Emma deals with themes ranging —Time from maternity leave (it is not a vacation!) to PAPER: 978-1-58322-569-1 $17.95 512 PAGES domestic violence to the clitoris, and she does so in a straightforward way that is both hilarious THE SHERE HITE READER and deadly serious. New and Selected Writings on Sex, PAPER 978-1-60980-918-8 $18.95 224 PAGES Globalization, and Private Life An ideal introduction to Hite‘s work, with writings on the myth of the g-spot; the misrepresentation of male sexuality in pornography, female masturbation, arguments against “female Viagra,” sex and global- ization, love and societal coercion, the Oedipus com- plex, the rarity of female orgasm from intercourse, the redefinition of female sexuality, and more. PAPER: 978-1-58322-568-4 $24.95 560 PAGES 54 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS GENDER & WOMEN’S STUDIES • 55 GENERATION ROE ROSE Inside the Future of the Pro-Choice Movement Inga Muscio Sarah Erdreich The long-awaited follow-up to Cunt, Rose breaks new ground in answering a fundamen- With Planned Parenthood under attack, and restrictive laws creeping up all over the tal question raised in most feminist and antiracist writing: how do we identify, witness, country, Generation Roe is a fresh perspective on what matters about abortion today. and then recover from trauma—as individuals, as communities, and as a country? “Before and after Roe v. Wade, a third of all American women have needed PAPER: 978-1-58322-926-2 $17.95 256 PAGES an abortion at some time in their lives, yet instead of a subject of health care, this has become subject of secrecy. To break the spell, read Generation Roe by MUNDO CRUEL Sarah Erdreich. She replaces lies with honesty and myth with reality.” —Gloria Steinem Stories PAPER: 978-1-60980-458-9 $16.95 288 PAGES Luis Negrón Translated by Suzanne Jill Levine 10,000 DRESSES In these nine stories set in the queer, working-class Marcus Ewert communities of Santurce, a barrio in the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan, debut author Luis Negrón weaves Illustrated by Rex Ray together powerful, funny, voice-driven narratives. This gorgeous picture book illustrated by renowned artist Rex Ray tells the story of Bailey, a boy who dreams of wearing dresses. A modern-day fairy tale, “Hilarious and heart-wrenching, provocative and pitch-perfect, each story is a tiny, transgressive explo- this story of dreams realized will delight readers of all ages. sion. I feel inadequate to the task of expressing just PAPER OVER BOARD: 978-1-58322-850-0 $14.95 32 PAGES how wonderful this book is…read it slowly, and listen close; here is a master storyteller at his finest.” —Justin Torres, author of We the Animals UNRULY WOMEN The Politics of Confinement & Resistance 2014 Lambda Award Winner Karlene Faith PAPER: 978-1-60980-418-3 $13.95 128 PAGES In this seminal book about women‘s imprisonment that helped spark examinations around the world into the VOICES OF THE WOMEN‘S HEALTH special circumstances women face in prison, as well as MOVEMENT the sex and gender crimes that get them there, Karlene Edited by Barbara Seaman Faith challenges misconceptions of “deviant” women, with Laura Eldridge and celebrates the unruly woman: the unmanageable Influential science journalist Barbara Seaman brings together a one-of-a-kind woman who claims her own body, and who cannot collection of essays, interviews, and commentary by leading activists, writers, doctors, be silenced. and sociologists that celebrates the progress of the women‘s health movement. Voices PAPER: 978-1-60980-137-3 $16.95 338 PAGES features contributions from the Our Bodies, Ourselves collective, Margot Adler, Sojourner Truth, Dr. Susan Love, Naomi Wolf, Angela Davis, and two hundred others, addressing A FIELD GUIDE FOR FEMALE INTERROGATORS topics ranging from the early history of women as healers to contemporary activism, Coco Fusco from self-help gynecology and motherhood to women‘s health in the 21st century. Combining instructional drawings and critical commentary, Fusco‘s Field Guide “Personal and communal, informative and affecting, this mammoth book of addresses the role of women in the War on Terror and explores how female sexuality protest, progress, and regression eloquently confirms that the long, frustrating is being used as a weapon against suspected Islamic terrorists. battle rages on to secure women access to respectful, high-quality, and unbiased h e a l t h c a r e .” PAPER: 978-1-58322-780-0 $16.95 144 PAGES —Booklist VOLUME 1: PAPER 978-1-60980-444-2 $21.95 480 PAGES GIRL BOY GIRL VOLUME 2: PAPER 978-1-60980-446-6 $19.95 400 PAGES How I Became JT LeRoy Savannah Knoop THE GREATEST EXPERIMENT EVER New Introduction by the author PERFORMED ON WOMEN Now in a movie tie-in edition for the upcoming film starring Kristen Stewart as Exploding the Estrogen Myth Savannah Knoop! 2nd Edition Knoop’s gripping tale of what it was like to pose as the literary darling of the Barbara Seaman avant-garde. Feminist and health advocate Barbara Seaman exposes the dangers of the “meno- PAPER: 978-1-60980-841-9 $16.95 224 PAGES pause industry,” charting its history from the well-intentioned discovery of synthetic estrogen to the unconscionable and misleading promotion of a dangerous drug. THE SWEETEST THING PAPER 978-1-58322-862-3 $18.95 352 PAGES Mischa Merz Journalist and amateur boxer Mischa Merz fulfills a long-held ambition to travel across the United States and compete in a series of amateur boxing tournaments, and in so doing explores the place the subculture of boxing holds on American life—and on the American idea of masculinity. PAPER: 978-1-58322-928-6 $18.95 304 PAGES, B&W ILLUSTRATIONS 56 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS GRAPHIC WORKS, ART, AND PHOTOGRAPHY • 57 SEX IS A FUNNY WORD Cory Silverberg GRAPHIC WORKS, ART, Illustrated by Fiona Smyth AND PHOTOGRAPHY Sexuality educator and author Cory Silverberg reinvents “the sex talk” for the twenty-first century, for a world that embraces all sexual and gender identities and SPIT THREE TIMES orientations, for older children with a growing curiosity Davide Reviati about the world around them and parents who often Translated by Jamie Richards aren‘t sure how to start the conversation. This searing coming-of-age graphic novel follows a CLOTH: 978-1-60980-606-4 $23.95 160 PAGES boy in a forsaken corner of the Italian countryside as he becomes a rebellious adolescent, jaded man, WHAT MAKES A BABY and, finally, a gifted artist. Running parallel to the protagonist‘s struggle, caught in the breach between Cory Silverberg post-war exuberance and the stagnation of the early Illustrated by Fiona Smyth twenty-firsty century, is the evolving relationship that A twenty-first century children‘s book about conception, gestation, and birth, the rural town has with the Stančičs, a Romani family. reflecting today‘s realities by being inclusive of all kinds of kids, adults, and families, “Reviati’s depiction of the life and cultural realities regardless of their orientations, gender identities, or family compositions. of the Roma, and the idea of a non-territorial “A Truly Inclusive Way to Answer the Question ‘Where Do Babies Come From?’: nation, is a healthy corrective to the twenty-first century’s obsession with The new book What Makes a Baby offers an origin story for all children, no national borders and their military enforcement. 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A groundbreaking account of the lives of the young women who stand up to the destructive power of name-calling. PAPER: 978-1-60980-956-0 $19.95 216 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-888363-94-4 $23.95 288 PAGES THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH THE ALBINO ALBUM Kent H. Dixon A Novel as Songs Illustrated by Kevin H. Dixon Introduction by Russ Kick Chavisa Woods From gifted father/son team—father Kent is an accomplished prose writer, A compelling debut by the celebrated, emerging author Chavisa Woods, this son Kevin a prodigiously gifted illustrator—comes the most complete queer epic about a little girl who accidentally feeds her mother to an albino Gilgamesh in translation, including the new discoveries from tablet V. tiger and grows up to be a domestic terrorist will hold special interest for LGBTQ and feminist readers. “A monumental project of comics adaptation. . . . 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Lied To and Everything You Know Is Wrong, have sold over half a million copies. The New York Times PAPER: 978-1-60980-779-5 $19.95 88 PAGES has dubbed Kick “an information archaeologist,” THE MENTAL LOAD Details described Kick as “a Renaissance man,” and Utne Reader named him one of its “50 Visionaries Comics from the Front Lines of Women‘s Lives Who Are Changing Your World.” Russ Kick lives and and Other Social Justice Issues works in Nashville, Tennessee, and Tucson, Arizona. Emma The first book of comics strips from mononymous French “In my Library Materials for Young Adults course, I asked my web comics maven Emma, whose cartoon series Fallait demander went viral in 2017. In The Mental Load, Emma students to read at least one chapter from The Graphic Canon deals with themes ranging from maternity leave (it is not Volume I and the corresponding text in its original format. 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They were also intrigued by how stories are changed or preserved in different formats, and how such ANTI-CAPITALISM adaptations keep literature alive in new and refreshing ways.” Ezequiel Adamovsky —Sarah Park Dahlen, assistant professor in the St. Catherine Illustrations by United Illustrators University Master of Library and Information Science Program Adamovsky traces the beliefs and politics of the major figures in the anti-capitalist tradition and explores modern experiments in building different ways of living, in the process providing an indispensable primer for anyone interested in finding THE GRAPHIC CANON OF CRIME alternatives to capitalism. AND MYSTERY, VOL. 1 PAPER: 978-1-60980-087-1 $14.95 192 PAGES Edited by Russ Kick From James M. Cain to Stephen King, from Sophocles HELLO, CRUEL WORLD to the Marquis de Sade to Iceberg Slim, here are 101 Alternatives to Suicide for Teens, Freaks, and Other Outlaws stunning and sometimes macabre visualizations Kate Bornstein of some of the greatest crime and mystery stories of all time. Gender outlaw Kate Bornstein bravely and wittily shares and her own unorthodox methods of survival in an often cruel world. A one-of-a-kind guide to staying alive PAPER: 978-1-60980-785-6 $29.95 352 PAGES outside the box, Hello, Cruel World is a much-needed, unconventional approach to teenage suicide prevention for marginalized youth. 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THE BOOK OF OBAMA From Hope and Change to the Age of Revolt Rall revisits the rapid rise and dizzying fall of Obama— and the emergence of the Tea Party and Occupy movements—and draws a startling conclusion: We the People weren‘t lied to by the rising senator from Illinois. We lied to ourselves, about both Obama and the two-party system. We voted when we ought to have revolted. PAPER: 978-1-60980-450-3 $14.95 240 PAGES

SNOWDEN Snowden is a graphic biography of the whistleblower whose disclosures of classified documents made him either a hero or a traitor, depending whom one asks. What were the experiences and perspectives that compelled Snowden to act as he did, while millions with comparable security clearance did nothing? What is the technologically surveilled reality he revealed us to be living in, and how may he single-handedly have changed it? What can we learn from him about modes of resistance that may be available to us? “Ted Rall’s Snowden is a dramatic, evocative, thoughtful and very accessible account of one of 66 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS GRAPHIC WORKS, ART, AND PHOTOGRAPHY • 67 THE ART SHAY COLLECTION THE SEYMOUR CHWAST After flying fifty-three combat missions in COLLECTION World War II, Art Shay joined Life magazine as A design icon of the first order, Seymour a staff reporter. He went on to become one Chwast began to upend the world of graphics of America‘s leading photojournalists. His in the 1950s, when he co-founded Push Pin pictures regularly appeared in Time, Fortune, Studios. From that time on, his witty designs the Saturday Evening Post, Forbes, Business Week, and applied art have achieved a prominence Parade and the New York Times Magazine. Shay so great as to have changed our nation‘s visual immortalized some of America‘s most compelling landscape. The rare bird who is able to com- 20th century figures, including John F. Kennedy bine broad success with an uncompromising Jr. and Muhammad Ali, along with street scenes personal vision, Chwast‘s genius has led him of Chicago‘s dispossessed. 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Examining the war through the experiences of three men on different sides of the conflict, The True Account of the Police Murder of Clifford Glover Martin Bossenbroek gives a nuanced story of a conflict that shaped both South Thomas Hauser Africa and the world. Questions of police violence have taken center stage in our national discourse CLOTH: 978-1-60980-747-4 $32.00 464 PAGES since the 2014 shooting of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri. But just as Brown‘s death would not be the last of its kind, it was not the first. SING A BATTLE SONG The Trial of Patrolman Thomas Shea tells the gripping, tragic account of a ten- year-old black child‘s 1975 death at the hands of the NYPD, and the controversial The Revolutionary Poetry, Statements, and Communiqués of the Weather courtroom machinations that followed. 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After his experience Edited by Howard Zinn and as a bombardier in World War II, he became Anthony Arnove convinced that there could no longer be Authors Howard Zinn and Anthony Arnove are joined such a thing as a “just war,” because the on this audio CD by Danny Glover, Sarah Jones, vast majority of victims in modern warfare Paul Robeson, Jr., Lili Taylor, Wallace Shawn, Marisa are, increasingly, innocent civilians. Over Tomei, and Kurt Vonnegut to perform rousing words the course of a long, principled life of civil of dissent selected from the complete anthology. disobedience, teaching, and writing such AUDIO CD 978-1-58322-752-7 $14.95 45 MINUTES crucial books as his bestselling A People‘s History of the United States, Zinn instructed TERRORISM AND WAR four generations in the ways of peace. 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Manning, Glenn Greenwald, Neil Young, and the PAPER: 978-1-60980-132-8 $16.95 192 PAGES leaders of current protest and reform movements in education, labor, immigration, government account- HOWARD ZINN ON RACE ability, and more. Introduction by Cornel West “This is a wonderful book because it provides the voices of dissidents in their own words. Zinn‘s choice of the shorter writings and speeches Students are able to see the comprehensive that best reflect his views on America‘s most taboo nature of dissent in American history and read topic. the words of the underrepresented. I especially like to assign reading from unknown dissidents, PAPER: 978-1-60980-134-2 $16.95 192 PAGES and students have told me that they have been impressed to see the fire, passion and courage of HOWARD ZINN ON WAR those who stood up for freedom when it was not the politically popular thing to do.” Second Edition —Tom Callahan, Iona College Introduction by Marilyn Young “[Voices of a People’s History of the United Zinn‘s perspectives not only as a historian, but also States] specifically proved very useful because it as a World War II veteran and peace activist who lived helped to remove some of the distance, as it were, through the most devastating wars of the twentieth that sometimes exists in historical narratives by century, questioning each with his combination of making the actors in these histories real people.” —Dr. Edward Avery-Natale, Temple University integrity and historical acumen. PAPER: 978-1-60980-592-0 $22.95 704 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-133-5 $16.95 192 PAGES 76 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS HISTORY AND RADICAL HISTORIES • 77 A YOUNG PEOPLE’S HISTORY OF THE ZINN READER THE UNITED STATES Writings on Disobedience and Democracy Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff 2nd Edition Zinn’s first book for young adults retells US his- The definitive collection of Zinn’s writings on the tory from the viewpoints of slaves, workers, great subjects of our time—race, class, war, law, immigrants, women, and Native Americans, means and ends—updated and expanded by Zinn reminding younger readers that America‘s true at the end of his life. greatness is shaped by common people, out- “A welcome collection of essays and occasional casts, and dissidents, not military and corporate pieces by the dean of radical American histo- leadership. 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This is the edition of A People’s History dedicated to introducing middle and high school that we have all been waiting for.” students to a more accurate, complex, and engaging —Deborah Menkart, Executive Director, understanding of United States history than is Teaching for Change found in traditional textbooks and curricula. Visit “I have been teaching, with complete class sets, zinnedproject.org to see how you can bring Zinn‘s Howard Zinn’s A Young People’s History of the teaching into the classroom, showing students that United States for two years now . . . Many times, through Zinn’s book, I am able to reach students history is made not by a few heroic individuals, but and have them participate in discussions when by many people‘s choices and actions. they have previously shown no interest in history “I have also thoroughly appreciated the range at all. . . . 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WICKED MESSENGER “By dint of names, dates, and figures, of classified ads, of sundry facts, of statistics, of the confessions of great writers and of anonymous passersby, of quotations from Mike Marqusee small-town newspapers and from official discourses, Vladimir Pozner reconstructs, Bob Dylan‘s abrupt abandonment of overtly political songwriting in the mid- vibrantly, so terribly vibrantly and magnificently, the American civilization.” 1960s caused an uproar among critics and fans. Here, acclaimed cultural-political —Les Lettres Françaises commentator Mike Marqusee describes the rise of Dylan‘s artistic ambition at the PAPER: 978-1-60980-531-9 $22.95 304 PAGES expense of his activism. “An extremely entertaining and significant work that speaks to the challenges of our present tense as much as it hymns a lyric genius for all time.” FLYING CLOSE TO THE SUN —Time Out My Life and Times as a Weatherman PAPER: 978-1-58322-686-5 $18.95 384 PAGES Cathy Wilkerson In this memoir of her days in the Weather Underground, Wilkerson wrestles with the contradictions of the movement and recognizes that in making decisions from SOUVENIRS OF A BLOWN WORLD a place of rage she was practicing the same disregard for human life that she was Sketches from the Sixties—Writings about America, 1966-1973 so desperately protesting against. Gregory Mcdonald PAPER: 978-1-58322-861-6 $18.95 432 PAGES B&W PHOTOGRAPHS Mcdonald‘s reportage from the Boston Globe captures the exuberance of an era, with firsthand accounts of major events during the sixties and interviews with FIGHT THE POWER! Joan Baez, Abbie Hoffman, Jiddu Krishnamurti, Phil Ochs, Andy Warhol, and others. A Visiual History of Protest Among the English-Speaking Peoples PAPER: 978-1-58322-866-1 $16.95 240 PAGES 16 B&W PHOTOS Sean Michael Wilson and Benjamin Dickson Art by Hunt Emerson, John Spelling, and Adam Pasion AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A BLUE-EYED DEVIL 2ND Edition Cartoons by Polyp Fight the Power! is a new kind of history book, told as a graphic narra- Inga Muscio tive, that shows how the 99% has struggled, protested, and won, from the In an updated second edition of her follow-up to the cult classic Cunt, Inga Muscio Luddites and Swing Riots of the 1800s to the unfinished Occupy asserts that the history taught in schools and perpetuated in all areas of life in movement of today. the US is, in fact, a marketing brand developed by powerful people to maintain PAPER: 978-1-60980-492-3 $19.95 192 PAGES gross inequities. PAPER: 978-1-60980520-3 $16.95 288 PAGES

UP AGAINST THE WALL MOTHERF**KER IMPEACHMENT STUDIES A Memoir of the ‘60s, with Notes for Next Time Osha Neumann THE CASE AGAINST LAME DUCK IMPEACHMENT They called themselves the Motherfuckers; others called them a “street gang Bruce Ackerman with an analysis.” Osha Neumann‘s thoughtful, funny, and honest story of his Yale Law professor Bruce Ackerman makes a strong argument that the articles part in the counterculture of the sixties is also an unflinching look at what all of impeachment Congress filed against President Bill Clinton in December 1998 that rebellion means today. were unconstitutional. PAPER: 978-1-58322-849-4 $16.95 224 PAGES OPEN MEDIA BOOK PAPBERBACK: 987-1-60980-391-9 $8.00 80 PAGES RESISTANCE A Radical Social and Political History of the Lower East Side UNITED STATES V. GEORGE W. BUSH ET AL. Clayton Patterson Elizabeth de la Vega This collection of writings and images documents the political history of NYC’s Former federal prosecutor Elizabeth de la Vega charges George W. Bush, Richard Lower East Side, describing the lives and struggles of the radicals, artists, and immi- Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld, Condoleezza Rice, and Colin Powell with conspiracy to grants that populated and politicized one of America‘s strangest and most beloved defraud the United States. Ms. de la Vega has reviewed the evidence, researched the law, drafted an indictment, and in this lively, accessible book, presented it to neighborhoods. a grand jury. PAPER: 978-1-58322-745-9 $30.00 640 PAGES “Elizabeth de la Vega gives us a front-row seat for the evidence of violent crimes by high officials of the Bush administration. . . . THE DISUNITED STATES a fascinating read.” Vladimir Pozner —Ray McGovern, retired CIA analyst Translated by Alison L. Strayer New York Times Bestseller Vladimir Pozner, French novelist and screenwriter, PAPER: 978-1-58322-756-5 $14.95 256 PAGES found the United States and its people in the 1930s in a state of profound material and spiritual crisis, and took it upon himself to chronicle the life of the worker, the striker, the politician, the starlet, the gangster, the everyman; to document the bitter, violent racism tearing its society asunder, the overwhelming despair permeating everyday life, and the unyielding human struggle against it all. 80 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS JOURNALISM & MEDIA STUDIES • 81

IMPEACH THE PRESIDENT clothes, fundamentalisms of every stripe, graves made over into family homes—and The Case Against Bush and Cheney recounts them intimately, while at the same time sharing her own experiences as a woman and journalist reporting, unembedded, from a war zone. Edited by Dennis Loo and Peter Phillips PAPER: 978-1-60980-661-3 $15.95 224 PAGES Compiled during one of the nadirs of American public life—the depths of the Bush- Cheney administration—this collection calls for a radically different politics in the name of civil rights, the Constitution, international law, and ecological viability. With APPEAL TO REASON contributions by Howard Zinn, Martin Garbus, Dahr Jamail, Jeremy Brecher, Jill Cutler, 25 Years In These Times Brendan Smith, Mark Crispin Miller, Nancy Snow, and Greg Palast. Edited by Craig Aaron “[T]his book is a clear presentation of the crimes of Bush and Cheney.” Showcasing In These Times contributors such as Noam Chomsky, Alice Walker, Barbara —Cindy Sheehan, author of Dear President Bush Ehrenreich, and Salim Muwakkil, Appeal to Reason combines groundbreaking and PAPER: 978-1-58322-743-5 $17.95 352 PAGES newly commissioned essays on the labor movement, the environment, feminism, grassroots politics, minority communities, the media, and the magazine itself. THE UNRAVELING OF THE BUSH PRESIDENCY PAPER: 978-1-58322-275-1 $19.95 384 PAGES Howard Zinn In this essay on the years from 2001 to 2006, Zinn examines how the catastrophic RISE OF THE VIDEOGAME ZINESTERS machinations of war have dictated our foreign and domestic policy, and how voices How Freaks, Normals, Amateurs, Artists, Dreamers, Drop-outs, Queers, of resistance have appeared in the unlikeliest places. 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REBEL PUBLISHER PAPER: 978-1-60980-372-8 $14.95 192 PAGES WITH 60 B&W IMAGES Grove Press and the Revolution of the Word Loren Glass INTERVIEW Grove Press and its house journal, The Evergreen Review, revolutionized the Claudia Dreifus publishing industry and radicalized the reading habits of the “paperback Foreword by Clyde Haberman generation.” Esteemed chronicler of ‘60s literary culture Loren Glass tells the tale Educator, lecturer, and New York Times writer Claudia Dreifus has interviewed some of how Barney Rosset purchased the fledgling press for $3,000 and went on to end of recent history‘s most intriguing people, including the Dalai Lama, Aung San Suu censorship of the printed word in America. Kyi, Barney Frank, Benazir Bhutto, Samuel L. Jackson, Toni Morrison, Gloria Steinem, PAPER: 978-1-60980-822-8 $13.95 272 PAGES and Arthur Miller. PAPER: 978-1-888363-90-6 $16.95 368 PAGES DESTINATION PARADISE Among the Jihadists of the Maldives CITIZEN NEWHOUSE Francesca Borri Portrait of a Media Merchant Despite being considered a luxury tourist destination, the Maldives is a fertile Carol Felsenthal breeding ground for ISIS. As Borri, author of the acclaimed book of reportage, Syrian An acclaimed biographer takes on the elusive mogul Samuel Irving Newhouse, Dust, writes, “While the rest of the world watched the Olympics, everyone here Sr. in Citizen Newhouse. The harvest of four years and over 400 interviews, Carol was watching the battle of Aleppo. And rooting for al-Qaeda”. Felsenthal‘s book is an unauthorized investigative biography that paints a tough PAPER: 978-1-60980-843-3 $13.95 128 PAGES yet even-handed portrait. CLOTH: 978-1-88836-387-6 $29.95 512 PAGES BEATING AROUND THE BUSH Art Buchwald MINECRAFT, SECOND EDITION Pulitzer Prize-winning Washington Post columnist Art Buchwald undauntedly The Unlikely Tale of Markus “Notch” Persson and the Game that Changed examines the ridiculous people and preposterous events that we call our daily Everything reality. Collected from his recent columns, with a foreword by Garry Trudeau, Buchwald‘s satirical voice never hesitates to throw darts at politicians, corporations, Daniel Goldberg and Linus Larsson and the media. Translated by Jennifer Hawkins PAPER: 978-1-58322-750-3 $17.95 272 PAGES The incredible tale of a little game that shook the international computing world— CLOTH: 978-1-58322-714-5 $24.95 240 PAGES now updated and expanded to include a behind-the-scenes look at the controversial $2.5 billion sale to Microsoft. SYRIAN DUST CLOTH: 978-1-60980-575-3 $23.95 304 PAGES Francesca Borri Translated by Anne Appel In moving, powerful prose, Syrian Dust is a record of a freelance war reporter con- fronting the many-factioned conflict being fought against Bashar al Assad. Borri sees unforgettable things—devastated cities, soldiers fighting in flip-flops and street 82 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS JOURNALISM & MEDIA STUDIES • 83 GARY WEBB: INVESTIGATIVE DANNY SCHECHTER: JOURNALIST OUR NEWS DISSECTOR In 1996, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Gary Danny Schechter was a prince of the Webb wrote a shocking series of articles for the American Left, a man who kept pace with San Jose Mercury News exposing the CIA‘s link to the beat of change and could be counted Nicaraguan cocaine smuggled into the US by the on to see that the values of social justice Contras, which had fueled the widespread crack were represented in the media—whether at epidemic then plaguing America‘s cities. Webb‘s WBCN-FM in Boston, where he got his start bold, controversial reporting was the target of a as “Danny Schechter the News Dissector,” famously vicious media backlash that ended his at CNN, where he was a producer, or at career as a mainstream journalist. When Webb ABC, where his work on 20/20 won him two persisted with his research and compiled his National News Emmys. Perhaps his greatest findings in the bookDark Alliance, some of the journalistic achievement was South Africa same publications that had vilified Webb for his Now, a weekly television news magazine series retracted their criticism and praised him about South Africa at a most critical moment for having the courage to tell the truth about in its history, which ran on public television one of the worst official abuses in our nation‘s history. Others, including his own in the US and in more than thirty foreign former newspaper and the New York Times, continued to treat him like an outlaw countries from 1988–1991. After a lifetime for the brilliant and courageous work he‘d done. Two subsequent government of service as an indefatigable reporter and media watchdog, Danny Schechter died investigations completely vindicated Webb and confirmed the truth of the story in New York City on March 19, 2015. as he had reported it. Webb‘s death on December 10, 2004, at the age of 49, was determined to be a suicide. MADIBA A TO Z The Many Faces of Nelson Mandela DARK ALLIANCE MOVIE TIE-IN EDITION Danny Schechter An intimate, revelatory, compulsively readable, The CIA, the Contras, and the Crack Cocaine exhaustive sourcebook on the life, struggles, and Explosion perpectives of the legenary leader. Foreword by US Congresswoman Maxine Waters “Storytelling that is unique, refreshing, and reveal- In this seminal work of investigative journalism, Webb ing . . . Mandela emerges—more nuanced than I meticulously connects the Reagan administration‘s ever understood and even more admirable.” unauthorized and illegal ventures in Central America —Bill Moyers to the crack cocaine explosion that began in South CLOTH: 978-1-60980-559-3 $35.00 272 PAGES Central LA. This updated second edition features PAPER: 978-1-60980-557-9 $16.95 272 PAGES confirmation of Webb‘s findings in reports from the Department of Justice, internal CIA investigations, and THE MORE YOU WATCH, THE a cache of declassified secret FBI, DEA, and INS files. LESS YOU KNOW The 2014 major motion picture Kill the Messenger is based in part on Dark Alliance. Danny Schechter “Witty and engrossing . . . Schecter is “Gary Webb wrote a series of articles that particularly persuasive in arguing that more said some bad things about the CIA and drug news coverage is not necessarily better news traffickers. The CIA denied the charges, and coverage.” every major newspaper in the country took the —The New York Times agency’s word for it. Gary Webb was ruined. Which is a shame, because he was right.” PAPER: 978-1-888363-80-7 $17.95 512 PAGES —Charles Bowden, Esquire PAPER: 978-1-60980-621-7 $24.95 608 PAGES

THE KILLING GAME The Writings of an Intrepid Investigative Reporter Edited with an Introduction by Eric Webb The best of Webb‘s investigative stories, including his series at the Kentucky Post on organized crime in the coal industry, at the Cleveland Plain Dealer on Ohio State‘s negligent medical board, and on the US military‘s funding of first-person shooter video games. PAPER: 978-1-58322-932-3 $16.95 256 PAGES 84 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS JOURNALISM & MEDIA STUDIES • 85 CENSORED 2020 PROJECT CENSORED Through the Looking Glass Project Censored is America’s most venerated news-monitoring group, founded The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2018–2019 at Sonoma State University in 1976 by Carl Jensen and now operating under the Edited by Andy Lee Roth and Mickey Huff direction of Mickey Huff. Since its creation, the Project has compiled an annual list of with Project Censored each year’s top twenty-five under-reported news stories, as well as a book, Censored, Foreword by Sharyl Attkisson dedicated to stories that should have commanded the media’s attention but didn’t. Cartoons by Khalil Bendib Every year, the Project’s unique Campus Affiliates Program unites several hundred While the country‘s president displays a brazen disre- students and faculty from two-dozen college and university campuses across the gard for the First Amendment and routinely demonizes the press as “the enemy of the people,” Censored 2020 nation in a collective effort to identify, vet, and publicize the most important but looks beyond Donald Trump‘s dizzying contempt for under-reported independent news stories. Now entering its forty-fourth year with the truth to clarify the corporate media’s complicity in Project Censored’s State of the Free Press, this longstanding yearbook series remains misinforming the American public—while also provid- a perennial favorite of booksellers, teachers, and news buffs everywhere. ing a clear vision of a better future, based on rigorous, trustworthy, independent reporting. “The books are democratically compiled, jargon free, and dynamite as far as PAPER: 978-1-60980-960-7 $18.95 304 PAGES opening people’s eyes on a wide variety of issues, including the media itself. . . . They promote critical thinking with accurate, insightful case histories CENSORED 2019 and analysis.” Fighting the Fake News Invasion —Professor Levon Chorbajian, Sociology, University of Massachusetts Lowell The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2017–2018 Edited by Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth with Project Censored PROJECT CENSORED’S STATE OF Foreword by Abby Martin THE FREE PRESS | 2021 Cartoons by Khalil Bendib The New and Improved Censored, Detailing the The annual yearbook from Project Censored features the year‘s most under-reported news stories, striving to unmask censorship, self-censorship, and propaganda in Top Censored Stories and Media Analysis of corporate-controlled media outlets. 2019-2020 PAPER: 978-1-60980-869-3 $18.95 272 PAGES Edited by Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth Foreword by Matt Taibbi CENSORED 2018 How healthy is US journalism today? State of the Press Freedoms in a “Post-Truth” Society Free Press | 2021 refreshes Project Censored’s award- winning book series by showing how an answer The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2016–2017 depends on distinguishing between corporate Edited by Andy Lee Roth and Mickey Huff with Project Censored reporting and independent journalism. Surveying Foreword by Deepa Kumar the desolate landscape of corporate news, where the Cartoons by Khalil Bendib black smoke of misinformation pollutes the skies, PAPER 978-1-60980-645-3 $18.95 352 PAGES the book celebrates a robust alternative—a truly independent press that engages the public with trust- CENSORED 2017 worthy news and analysis. Fortieth Anniversary Edition “For more than forty years, Project Censored has The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2015–2016 been our watchdog on the establishment media, Edited by Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth with casting its eye on how the information that we receive—and don’t receive—shapes our democracy. Project Censored We need it more than ever today!” Foreword by Mark Crispin MIller —Christopher Finan, Executive Director, Cartoons by Khalil Bendib National Coalition Against Censorship (NCAC) PAPER: 978-1-60980-715-3 $19.95 352 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-64421-026-0 $17.95 224 PAGES CENSORED 2016 AVAILABLE DECEMBER 2020 Media Freedom on the Line The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2014–2015 Edited by Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth with Project with Project Censored Foreword by Nicholas Johnson Cartoons by Khalil Bendib PAPER: 978-1-60980-645-3 $18.95 352 PAGES

CENSORED 2015 Inspiring We the People The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2013-2014 Edited by Andy Lee Roth and Mickey Huff with Project Censored Foreword by Ralph Nader Cartoons by Khalil Bendib PAPER: 978-1-60980-565-4 $19.95 432 PAGES 86 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS JOURNALISM & MEDIA STUDIES • 87 CENSORED 2014 Fearless Speech in Fateful Times FRANCESCA BORRI: The Top 25 Censored Stories of 2012–13 JOURNALISTIC CONSCIENCE Edited by Mickey Huff and Andy Lee Roth with Project Censored Francesca Borri is a journalist Foreword by Sarah Van Gelder who goes beyond the headlines. Cartoons by Khalil Bendib Beginning her career with work as PAPER: 978-1-60980-494-7 $19.95 432 PAGES a human rights officer, she turned to journalism in 2012. 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For more information, visit www.projectcensored.org 88 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS JOURNALISM & MEDIA STUDIES • 89 THE STATE OF PLAY CORPORATE MEDIA AND THE THREAT TO Sixteen Voices on Video Games DEMOCRACY Edited by Daniel Goldberg Robert McChesney and Linus Larsson “McChesney … has produced a [book] that, in the tradition of Tom Paine, system- atically examines and refutes the myths that provide the ‘impenetrable ideological With contributions by Ian Bogost, Leigh Alexander, armor‘ protecting corporate media from criticism.” Zoe Quinn, Anita Sarkeesian & Katherine Cross, Ian —In These Times Shanahan, anna anthropy, Evan Narcisse, Hussein OPEN MEDIA BOOK Ibrahim, Cara Ellison & Brendan Keogh, Dan PAPER: 978-1-88836-347-0 $9.95 80 PAGES Golding, David Johnston, William Knoblauch, merritt kopas, and Ola Wikander THE FUTURE OF MEDIA In recent years, video games have come out of the basement, establishing Resistance and Reform in the 21st Century themselves as one of our pre-eminent forms of cultural expression. 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MEMOIRS OF A BRETON PEASANT But Larsson did not live to see those books published before his untimely death Jean-Marie Deguignet in 2004. Here, Larsson‘s beloved partner of more than thirty years remembers the As the sun was rising onto the twentieth century, a self-educated soldier, farmer, things that filled Larsson’s too-brief life, including his crusade to expose Sweden‘s and merchant named Jean-Marie Deguignet looked back on his life of searching, Neo-Nazis, his struggle to keep Expo, the anti-racist journal he founded, alive, struggle, and success in the northwest of France. Discovered in a farmhouse nearly and his closest relationships. An intimate look at the passions, commitments, and a hundred years later, his memoirs detail life during France‘s Second Republic preoccupations of one of the most influential writers in recent memory. and Second Empire with the liveliness and opinionated vigor of a classic novel. PAPER: 978-1-60980-410-7 $14.95 224 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-363-6 $23.95 224 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-346-9 $19.95 432 PAGES MINECRAFT, SECOND EDITION CAMELIA The Unlikely Tale of Markus “Notch” Persson and Save Yourself By Telling the Truth the Game that Changed Everything A Memoir of Iran Daniel Goldberg and Linus Larsson Camelia Entekhabifard Translated by Jennifer Hawkins The memoir of an Iranian journalist who was sent to prison because of her The incredible tale of a little game that shook the international computing world— provocative reporting for reformist newspapers. now updated and expanded to include a behind-the-scenes look at the controversial “In this psychologically complex and morally controversial autobiography, $2.5 billion sale to Microsoft. Camelia takes the reader on a surreal tour of post-revolutionary Iran, where under harsh medieval laws (much harsher for women) the ‘children of the revo- “You may find this book as addictive as Minecraft.” lution’ . . . do almost anything for a breath of fresh air—or freedom.” —Slate —Farnoosh Moshiri, author of Against Gravity CLOTH: 978-1-60980-575-3 $23.95 304 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-833-3 $16.95 256 PAGES MY TURN THE TALKING CURE Hillary Clinton Targets the Presidency Mike Feder Doug Henwood Ironist and comic Mike Feder unflinchingly exposes his own foibles and frailties as he In the first book-length critique of Hillary Clinton from the Left, Doug Henwood tells of the ridiculous jobs he‘s had, his failed first marriage, the psychiatrists who have rigorously reviews Senator Clinton’s record, showing how her positions on key issues treated him, and the miseries of reluctant fatherhood. He strikes an amazing balance have always blown with the breeze of expediency, without any meaningful rationale ECOCULTURAL AND ANARCHISM between hilarity and deep seriousness, observing convention and flying off the rails. but a broad fealty to the status quo. STUDIES • 99 CLOTH: 978-1-58322-041-2 $26.95 416 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-756-6 $16.95 208 PAGES

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ABROAD “Full Spectrum Dominance pushed my students into new territory in terms of their notions regarding western AT TIMES hegemony and critical thinking about what it means to be a writer.” New and Selected Poems —Amina Cain, Columbia College Brooke Horvath OPEN MEDIA BOOK Over thirty years of poems from an American poet in the spirit PAPER: 978-1-58322-578-3 $9.95 208 PAGES of Alan Dugan and Nelson Algren‘s Chicago: City on the Make. “A generous gathering of tightly focused, smart, sensitive ZACARIAS, MY BROTHER poems.” —Billy Collins, author of The Rain in Portugal The Making of a Terrorist PAPER: 978-1-60980-983-6 $21.95 224 PAGES Abd Samad Moussaoui with Florence Bouquillat AVAILABLE JULY 2020 Translated by Simon Pleasance and Fronza Woods Zacarias, My Brother is the personal story of Zacarias Moussaoui, currently in custody ANOTHER WAY TO PLAY for conspiring with al Qaeda in the September 11 attacks, as written by his brother. 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I find them disconcerting and extraordinarily moving.” memories, and act as though they‘d always been —Hayden Carruth there. His language of sorrows and exaltations, of metaphors and intense illuminations of meaning, PAPER: 978-1-58322-754-1 $18.95 256 PAGES places him in the rarest of company.

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ALMOST COMPLETE POEMS Here for the first time is a half-century‘s worth of verse from one of America‘s greatest living poets. “Unthinkable questions, but when [Moss] formulates them they take on the quiet urgency of common daylight.” —John Ashbery CLOTH: 978-1-60980-727-6 $36.00 608 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-921-8 $26.95 624 PAGES

ASLEEP IN THE GARDEN “It is time to celebrate the singular beauty and power of Stanley Moss’s poetry. He is a citizen of the world, both past and present, one who seems to have been everywhere and missed nothing. These are poems, out of the fullness of life, that impress me as being all at once deep, strange, loving, bountiful, and a joy to read. . . . The damp genius of mortality presides.” —Stanley Kunitz CLOTH: 978-1-888363-63-0 $20.00 160 PAGES

GOD BREAKETH NOT ALL MEN’S HEARTS ALIKE New and Collected Poems With nearly seventy-five new poems and over two hundred selected from his previous books, God Breaketh Not All Men‘s Hearts Alike is the book of a lifetime in poetry, one that has led to its author‘s being recognized as among America‘s best living poets. Casting light where a complacent darkness usually reigns, this work is revelation achieved. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-345-2 $32.00 384 PAGES

A HISTORY OF COLOR New and Collected Poems Metaphors for wonder abound in A History of Color, the first one-volume, complete edition of the poetry of this important American poet. PAPER: 978-1-58322-485-4 $17.95 248 PAGES 110 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS POLITICS • 111 EVERYTIME A KNOT IS UNDONE, A GOD IS SEASONAL FIRES RELEASED New and Selected Poems Collected and New Poems 1974–2011 Ingrid de Kok Barbara Chase-Riboud “Ever since it came out, I’ve assigned copies of Ingrid de Kok’s Seasonal Fires for English and Honors Program courses in African, South African, and post- A world-renowned sculptor and bestselling novelist, Barbara Chase-Riboud began colonial literature and have found that students—even the poetry-phobic among her literary career as a poet. Here for the first time is a collection spanning nearly them—find the experience of working through de Kok’s poems challenging but four decades of her subtle and sinuous verse. Drawing inspiration from figures rewarding.” as diverse as Cleopatra and Henrietta Lacks, Everytime a Knot is Undone, a God is —Professor David Alvarez, English, Grand Valley State University Released establishes the author as a true Renaissance woman. PAPER: 978-1-58322-718-3 $18.95 192 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-594-4 $35.00 384 PAGES SKINNED ANI DIFRANCO Selected Poems Verses Antjie Krog Ani DiFranco Selected work from one of South Africa‘s most esteemed and courageous poets. In her first book of poetry, celebrated musician Ani DiFranco rages, eulogizes, CLOTH: 978-1-60980-463-3 $23.95 128 PAGES menaces, revels, and envisions, capturing the essential artistry that has made her beloved as an outspoken voice of conscience. HINTS & ALLEGATIONS PAPER OVER BOARD: 978-1-58322-823-4 $18.95 112 PAGES The World in Poetry and Prose According to William M. Kunstler William M. Kunstler STREET POSTERS AND BALLADS In this definitive collection, legendary Chicago Seven defender William Kunstler Eric Drooker continues to fight on for social justice, assuring us by his example that the achieve- Afterword by Allen Ginsberg ment of justice does not depend on courts or institutions, but on individual citizens. In this folio of his graphics, songs, and poems, Eric Drooker presents ten years CLOTH: 978-1-888363-16-6 $17.00 208 PAGES of work chronicling the political and cultural upheavals on Manhattan‘s Lower East Side. TO THE HOUSE OF COLLATERAL DAMAGE PAPER: 978-1-88836-377-7 $15.95 80 PAGES Centuries of the Civilian Dead William la Riche POEMS SEVEN An epic poem that examines the modern history and human consequences of war. New and Complete Poetry “A profound meditation on life and death. A poetic history of our time, for all Alan Dugan time.” “Alan Dugan’s poetry, from the beginning, has had bite and style. The bitter- —Howard Zinn sweet quality of his work deepens with the years. His poems are spare, quirky, fierce, unconcessive, grudging, loving, and terribly real.” PAPER: 978-1-58322-859-3 $17.95 192 PAGES —Stanley Kunitz THE BUDDHIST THIRD CLASS JUNKMAIL ORACLE Winner of the 2001 National Book Award for Poetry the art and poetry of d. a. levy PAPER: 978-1-58322-512-7 $18.95 448 PAGES d.a levy Edited by Mike Golden IMAGINING PARADISE “The Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle is a fascinating text, reminding us New and Selected Poems yet again that the Sixties were a somber time and that aspects of fascism have always thrived in America. Mike Golden‘s work on d. a. levy is brilliant.” Barry Gifford —Jim Harrison, author of The Road Home Born of the world and of books and art in equal measure, and telling of the unyielding granite truths of people‘s roller-coaster lives, here in one volume for PAPER: 978-1-888363-88-3 $21.95 336 PAGES the first time are the poet‘s own choices from his nine previous collections, as well 8 COLOR/118 BLACK AND WHITE ILLUSTRATIONS as a rich selection of new poems. Altogether, Imagining Paradise represents the tremendous achievement of an underground poet who lasted. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-374-2 $32.00 352 PAGES POLITICS

POEMS FOR THE NATION FULL SPECTRUM RESISTANCE VOL. 1 A Collection of Contemporary Political Poems Building Movements and Fighting to Win Edited by Allen Ginsberg Aric McBay A collection of social verse opposing America’s rightwing drift, compiled in the In Full Spectrum Resistance, Volume 1: Building Movements and Fighting to Win, we last years of Ginsberg‘s life. learn why we need resistance movements, how movements—such as the Deacons OPEN MEDIA PAMPHLET of Defense of the American Civil Rights Movement—fight when they want to win, PAPER: 978-1-58322-012-2 $5.95 80 PAGES and what makes movements effective. PAPER: 978-1-60980-911-9 $18.95 384 PAGES 112 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS POLITICS • 113 FULL SPECTRUM RESISTANCE VOL. 2 Actions and Strateges for Change THE POLITICAL CHOMSKY Aric McBay World-renowned political activist, Using an analysis of the Greek Resisters of the 2008 Greek Television Takeover, writer, and professor of linguistics at the McBay elaborates on the various tactics employed by resistance movements to Massachusetts Institute of Technology gather intelligence, build momentum, and establish a sincere relationship with (where he has taught since 1955), Noam mass media. This volume synthesizes each strategy discussed throughout the Chomsky is known and beloved around guide into a concrete set of principles vital for effective action. the world as much for the strength of PAPER: 978-1-60980-928-7 $18.95 384 PAGES his personal commitment to the truth as he sees it as he is for the brilliance of his THE NEXT REPUBLIC ideas. Before 2001, Chomsky‘s readership may have been strongest in universities The Rise of a New Radical Majority where there were already progressive D. D. Guttenplan communities, but with the publication Who are the new progressive leaders emerging to in November 2001 of 9-11, composed of lead the post-Trump return to democracy in America? parts of interviews Chomsky had done Nation political correspondent and award-winning with foreign and alternative media, his author D.D. Guttenplan‘s The Next Republic is an extraor- dinarily intense and wide-ranging account of the audience expanded suddenly and his recent fall and incipient rise of democracy in America. analysis of US foreign policy became popular worldwide. 9-11 remains arguably CLOTH: 978-1-60980-856-3 $23.95 240 PAGES the most influential post–9-11 book, PAPER: 978-1-60980-969-0 $16.95 240 PAGES inspiring dissent everywhere. AGAINST ELECTIONS David Van Reybrouck 9-11 Introduction by Kofi Annan Was There an Alternative? Van Reybrouck makes the compelling argument that modern democracy is designed as much to preserve the rights of the powerful and keep the masses in line as it This new edition of 9-11, published on the tenth anni- is to give the populace a voice. To remedy this sad state of affairs, he introduces versary of the attacks and featuring a new essay by the concept of deliberative democracy, already in use in a handful of countries, a Chomsky, reminds us that today, just as much as ten fascinating and workable idea that reminds us that our system of government is a years ago, information and clarity remain our most flexible instrument that the people have the power to change. valuable resources in the struggle to prevent future vio- lence against the innocent, both at home and abroad. PAPER: 978-1-60980-810-5 $15.95 208 PAGES “[9-11] offers an informed alternative perspective on the historical reasons behind the 9-11 attacks. DIY RESISTANCE . . . [Students] seem to have found it enlightening, if disturbing.” Anthony Alvarado —E. Taylor Atkins, Northern Illinois University A guidebook to what we can do to thrive as leaders of our own nascent resistance movement during these years of government antagonism and the fracturing of “Chomsky‘s book was very timely and it our democratic institutions. Alvarado, author of, reminds us that we the people exposed the students to facts and ideas that they were unlikely to encounter from the main- have the power, if only we learn how to harness it. stream media or from more conventional texts.” PAPER: 978-1-60980-812-9 $13.95 192 PAGES —Alexander Simon, Utah Valley State College

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PAPER: 978-1-60980-871-6 $18.95 288 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-825-8 $19.95 400 PAGES 124 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS PRISON STUDIES • 125 PRISON STUDIES ANGELA DAVIS A legendary activist, renowned ALL THINGS CENSORED scholar, and two-time Vice Mumia Abu-Jamal Presidential candidate, Angela Edited by Noelle Hanrahan Davis is a giant of America‘s “Imprisoned journalist Abu-Jamal presents in a series twentieth-century struggles for of essays a devastating social critique of contemporary black liberation. Renowned for institutions, such as the criminal justice system, and provides an insightful analysis of the state of civil her ferocious determination, liberties, immigration rights, and racism in the US. nuanced scholarship, and inter- His essays on death row . . . have a chilling effect national diplomacy on behalf on students’ advocacy for the death penalty. 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Davis Amnesty International Angela Davis‘s most current thinking and Mumia Abu-Jamal was convicted and sentenced to death in July 1982 for the murder provocative views on the state of our democracy, of police officer Daniel Faulkner, and he has steadfastly maintained his innocence. resistance and law, prisons and policies, sexual Human rights organization Amnesty International believes that the interests of coercion, and social justice in the post-Abu Ghraib justice would best be served by granting him a new trial. This pamphlet explains why. political moment. OPEN MEDIA BOOK OPEN MEDIA BOOK ECOCULTURAL AND ANARCHISM PAPER: 978-1-58322-081-8 $6.95 64 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-695-7 $12.95 128 PAGES STUDIES • 125 THE TORTURER IN THE MIRROR ARE PRISONS OBSOLETE? The Question of Lawyers’ Responsibility in Torture Cases Angela Y. Davis

Ramsey Clark, Haifa Zangana, & Thomas Ehrlich Reifer “Scholar and activist Angela Davis gives In three uncompromising essays, Iraqi dissident Haifa Zangana, former US Attorney compelling reasons to rethink the carceral General Ramsey Clark, and professor of sociology Thomas Ehrlich Reifer teach us institution and jolts students of criminology how physically and psychologically insidious torture is, how deep a mark it leaves who take prisons for granted. Focusing on both its victims and its practitioners, and how necessary it is for us as a society on the US prison-industrial complex and its racist, capitalist historical roots, Davis to hold torturers accountable. also presents challenging views on prison PAPER: 978-1-58322-919-4 $8.95 80 PAGES abolition which make for great classroom discussion. Her analysis is clearly written and engages well students at the undergrad- UNRULY WOMEN uate level.” The Politics of Confinement & Resistance —Mechthild Nagel, SUNY Cortland “[A]n eye-opening, lucid, and provocative Karlene Faith expose of the American prison system today. This seminal book about women‘s imprisonment helped spark inquiries into the This little book packs a powerful punch. In circumstances faced by female inmates the world over. Challenging misconceptions five short chapters Angela Y. Davis exposes about female deviance—in part by examining the legally marginal sex work that the fundamental problematics of our current lands many women in prison—Karlene Faith celebrates the unruly woman, the prison system: Its inherent racism, sexism, and classicism; its troubling connection rebellious woman who claims her own body and cannot be silenced. with capital gain; its tenuous relationship to PAPER: 978-1-60980-137-3 $16.95 338 PAGES justice; and its disturbingly rapid growth in recent years. This book is excellent for both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as anyone interested in mass incarceration and the U.S. justice system.” —Mieka B. Polanco, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, James Madison University OPEN MEDIA BOOK PAPER: 978-1-58322-581-3 $11.95 144 PAGES 126 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS FOREIGN POLICY & INTERNATIONAL STUDIES • 127 BURNING THE GRASS THE STATE OF HUMANITY: At the Heart of Change in South Africa, 1990–2011 FOREIGN POLICY AND Wojciech Jagielski Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Burning the Grass tells the true story of the 2010 murder of Eugène Terre’ Blanche, the firebrand leader of South Africa’s far-right AWB party. By inserting himself into POWER TRIP the lives of different small-town families connected to the crime, Jagielski is able U.S. Unilateralism and Global Strategy After September 11 to paint a picture of South Africa at the end of apartheid that is both extensive in scope and brimming with intimate detail. Edited by John Feffer PAPER: 978-1-60980-647-7 $19.95 352 PAGES A concise dissection of the new US unilateralism, this collection of essays was the first book-length critique of the shift in US foreign policy towards global control. THE NIGHT WANDERERS “Power Trip provides an insightful analysis of the evolution, execution, and potential repercussions of the Bush administration’s hard-line foreign policy since Uganda’s Children and the Lord’s Resistance Army September 11 . . .” —Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-Ohio) Wojciech Jagielski Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones OPEN MEDIA BOOK On an average night in northern Uganda, tens of thousands of children head for PAPER: 978-1-58322-579-0 $14.95 256 PAGES the city centers, finding refuge on the floors of aid agencies or in the streets, to avoid capture by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), a cult-like militia responsible NORTH KOREA/SOUTH KOREA for acts of breathtaking atrocity. Jagielski shows Uganda through the eyes of these U.S. Policy at a Time of Crisis children who, even after they have escaped the LRA, carry the weight of their own John Feffer acts of murder on their young shoulders. In North Korea/South Korea, a short, accessible text about the CLOTH: 978-1-60980-350-6 $18.95 288 PAGES history and political complexities of the Korean peninsula, Feffer offers concrete proposals for US policies that could TOWERS OF STONE help reduce regional tensions. The Battle of Wills in Chechnya OPEN MEDIA BOOK Wojciech Jagielski PAPER: 978-1-58322-603-2 $9.95 200 PAGES Translated by Soren A. Gauger Award-winning Polish reporter Wojciech Jagielski examines the lives of two Chechen AGAINST WAR WITH IRAQ leaders—a powerful warlord and a calculating politician—as a microcosm of the Jennie Green, Barbara Olshansky, Michael Ratner conflict threatening to devour a land and its peoples. “A clear-eyed analysis that deconstructs, piece by piece, the Bush administration’s unconvincing sales pitch for war.” “Wojciech Jagielski’s book sets new standards for gritty reporting of Russia’s —David Barsamian most miserable corner . . . The book brings to life the danger, squalor and misery of daily life in Chechnya with almost unbearable clarity.” PAPER: 978-1-58322-591-2 $6.95 80 PAGES —Edward Lucas, The Economist PAPER: 978-1-58322-900-2 $19.95 336 PAGES WEAPONS IN SPACE Karl Grossman GLOBALIZING CIVIL SOCIETY Weapons in Space examines how the United States is forging forward—in violation Reclaiming Our Right to Power of international treaties—to militarize space. David C. 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Why Cuba Matters OPEN MEDIA BOOK Tom Hayden PAPER: 978-1-88836-359-3 $12.95 320 PAGES Based on conversations with Ricardo Alarcón A legendary leader of the US student movements of the sixties and longtime INDIA DIVIDED author, politician, and revolutionary, Tom Hayden addresses the history of US-Cu- Diversity and Democracy Under Attack ban relations, providing an insider‘s look at the long road to the normalization of Vandana Shiva relations between the two countries, and offering suggestions for how Americans Shiva analyzes India’s potential for nuclear conflict with Pakistan, the rise of fun- and Cubans might both benefit from it. damentalism within its own borders, and the very real threat of mass famine and CLOTH: 978-1-60980-596-8 $23.95 288 PAGES economic enslavement of its citizens to the forces of globalization. OPEN MEDIA BOOK PAPER: 978-1-58322-540-0 $9.95 192 PAGES

128 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS PEACE, JUSTICE, & HUMAN RIGHTS • 129 CHINA‘S GREAT LEAP THE NIGHT WANDERERS The Beijing Games and Olympian Human Rights Challenges Uganda’s Children and the Lord’s Resistance Army Edited by Minky Worden Wojciech Jagielski The world‘s leading Chinese writers, China experts, and human rights authorities Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones consider the state of affairs in the People‘s Republic of China at the time when its On an average night in northern Uganda, tens of thou- government and 1.3 billion people were preparing for the 2008 Beijing Olympics. sands of children head for the city centers, finding PAPER: 978-1-58322-843-2 $18.95 240 PAGES 16 B&W PHOTOGRAPHS refuge on the floors of aid agencies or in the streets, to avoid capture by the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA), OVERCOMING SPEECHLESSNESS a cult-like militia responsible for acts of breathtaking atrocity. Jagielski shows Uganda through the eyes of Alice Walker these children who, even after they have escaped the In 2006, Alice Walker visited Rwanda and the eastern Congo to witness the after- LRA, carry the weight of their own acts of murder on math of the genocide in Kigali. Three years later, she witnessed the devastation on their young shoulders. Israel/Palestine‘s Gaza Strip. Here is her testimony—and her attempt to find words to alleviate the moral horror of atrocity. PAPER: 978-1-60980-350-6 $18.95 288 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-917-0 $9.95 80 PAGES 13 WAYS OF LOOKING AT THE DEATH PENALTY Mario Marazziti Afterword by Paul Elie THE STATE OF HUMANITY: In these thirteen pieces, Mario Marazziti exposes the profound inhumanity and irrationality of the death penalty in this country, and urges us to join virtually every PEACE, JUSTICE, AND HUMAN other industrialized democracy in rendering capital punishment an abandoned RIGHTS practice belonging to a crueler time in human history. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-567-8 $18.95 224 PAGES

THE CRY FOR JUSTICE PUBLIC POWER IN THE AGE OF EMPIRE An Anthology of Social Protest Arundhati Roy Edited by Upton Sinclair In her major address to the 99th annual meeting of the American Sociological Introduction by Jack London Association, Roy clarifies the political and human stakes of “regime change” and New introduction by Chris Hedges reaffirms the role of popular activism. The writings of philosophers, poets, novlists, social reformers, and others who have “Reading Arundhati Roy is how the peace movement arms itself. She turns our voiced the struggle against social injustice. Selected from twenty-five languages, grief and rage into courage.” —Naomi Klein covering a period of five thousand years. Edited by one of the 20th century’s great social novelists, with an introduction by another, and a new introduction by the PAPER: 978-1-58322-682-7 $7.95 64 PAGES 21st century‘s great chronicler of moral rebellion. PAPER: 978-1-60980-836-5 $19.95 908 PAGES THE VOICE OF HOPE Conversations with Alan Clements ARMY OF NONE Updated and expanded second edition Strategies to Counter Military Recruitment, End War, and Build a Better Aung San Suu Kyi World Daughter of the martyred Burmese national hero who negotiated Burma‘s Aimee Allison and David Solnit independence from Britain in the 1940s, Aung San Suu Kyi led the pro-democracy movement in Burma in 1988. The movement was quickly and brutally crushed by A conscientious objector and a frontline global justice organizer team up to present the military junta, and Aung San Suu Kyi was placed under house arrest. The Voice a comprehensive guide to combating military recruitment. of Hope is a rare and intimate journey to the heart of her struggle. Over a period “Army Of None is a direct challenge to the militarization of American youth. It’s of nine months, Alan Clements, the first American ordained as a Buddhist monk a toolkit, a practical how-to manual, for the emerging politics of non-cooperation and direct action.” in Burma, met with Aung San Suu Kyi shortly after her release from her first house —Paul Rockwell, Counterpunch arrest in July 1995. With her trademark ability to speak directly and compellingly, she presents here her vision of engaged compassion and describes how she has PAPER: 978-1-58322-755-8 $14.95 224 PAGES managed to sustain her hope and optimism. “The dialogues [in The Voice of Hope ] express Aung San Suu Kyi’s humor, GLOBAL GOVERNANCE erudition, wisdom and accessibility, and demonstrate why she has become a world The Battle over Planetary Power spiritual leader.” —The New York Times Book Review Kristin Dawkins Dawkins describes the state of the art of international organizing, from the streets PAPER: 978-1-58322-845-6 $18.95 336 PAGES of Seattle to the hallways of the UN, World Bank, IMF, and WTO, ultimately proposing a medium-term agenda for activists that builds on the geopolitical tensions and opportunities taking shape today. PAPER: 978-1-58322-580-6 $9.95 208 PAGES

130 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS PEACE, JUSTICE, & HUMAN RIGHTS • 131 THE NIGHT WANDERERS WOJCIECH JAGIELSKI: THE Uganda’s Children and the Lord’s Resistance PERSONAL IS POLITICAL Army Wojciech Jagielski Wojciech Jagielski’s nonfiction proves that the universal is contained in the particular. He Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones On an average night in northern Uganda, tens of creates objective yet humane portraits of those thousands of children head for the city centers, most gravely affected by war. finding refuge on the floors of aid agencies or in the streets, to avoid capture by the Lord’s Resistance “Wojciech Jagielski has already Army (LRA), a cult-like militia responsible for acts of breathtaking atrocity. Jagielski shows Uganda achieved recognition for his through the eyes of these children who, even after reporting on the most inflamed they have escaped the LRA, carry the weight of points around the globe. their own acts of murder on their young shoulders. “Wojciech Jagielski’s The Night Wanderers is a [Towers of Stone] will only confirm literary masterpiece, a reportage in every sense his reputation.” o f t h e w o r d .” —Wiadomosci24 —Ryszard Kapuściński Shortlisted for the 2010 Nike Prize CLOTH: 978-1-60980-350-6 $18.95 288 PAGES ALL LARA’S WARS Wojciech Jagielski TOWERS OF STONE Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones The Battle of Wills in Chechnya The great events of the last half-century—the realignment of Eastern Europe after the fall of the Wojciech Jagielski Soviet Union, and the rise in the Middle East of ISIS Translated by Soren A. Gauger and its quest for a new Caliphate—converge in this Award-winning Polish reporter Wojciech Jagielski account of a Chechen-Georgian family whose two examines the lives of two Chechen leaders—a sons become radicalized, and how their mother— powerful warlord and a calculating politician—as Lara—travels to Syria by bus and at great risk to a microcosm of the conflict threatening to devour bring them home. a land and its peoples. PAPER: 978-1-64421-016-1 $23.95 320 PAGES “Wojciech Jagielski’s book sets new standards for gritty reporting of Russia’s most miserable AVAILABLE OCTOBER 2020 corner . . . The book brings to life the danger, squalor and misery of daily life in Chechnya with almost unbearable clarity.” BURNING THE GRASS —Edward Lucas, The Economist At the Heart of Change in South Africa, Winner of the 2009 Letterature Dal Fronte 1990–2011 PAPER: 978-1-58322-900-2 $19.95 336 PAGES Wojciech Jagielski Translated by Antonia Lloyd-Jones Burning the Grass tells the true story of the 2010 murder of Eugène Terre’ Blanche, the firebrand leader of South Africa’s far-right AWB party. By inserting himself into the lives of different small-town families connected to the crime, Jagielski is able to paint a picture of South Africa at the end of apartheid that is both extensive in scope and brimming with intimate detail. “Jagielski paints a vivid portrait of South Africa’s transition out of apartheid.” —Publishers Weekly PAPER: 978-1-60980-647-7 $19.95 352 PAGES 132 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS PEACE, JUSTICE, & HUMAN RIGHTS • 133 BREAKING THE SILENCE: HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH AUTODAFE Human Rights Watch is recognized as the world‘s leader in building a stronger human rights culture. The World Report is the preeminent annual account of human Autodafe, created by the International Parliament of Writers, is a literary document rights abuse around the world—a report card on the progress of nations toward for our times that reflects the political and social realities of the world we live in. the protection of human rights for people everywhere. Written in straightforward, This journal collects writing from peerless voices from around the world, usually in nontechnical language, each report consists of short essays on hot-button issues reaction to recent events, offering a human response to political acts. followed by a series of concise overviews of the most pressing human rights battles in countries from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. 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WORLD REPORT 2011 PAPER 978-1-58322-921-7 $27.00 608 PAGES 16 FULL-COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS 134 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY • 135 THE DEAD EYE AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY A Graphic Memoir of Modern Slavery Vannak Prum THE LIFE OF MEANING Text adapted by Ben and Jocelyn Pederick Reflections on Faith, Doubt, and Spirituality The Dead Eye and the Deep Blue Sea is one of Edited by Bob Abernethy and William Bole many true—and overlooked—stories of In this thoughtful collection, guests from the celebrated PBS show Religion & Ethics trafficking victims, people who have lived NewsWeekly describe how faith is possible amid the tragedy and senselessness outside the protections of citizenship, borders, and basic human rights. of contemporary existence. With Chris Hedges, Marilyn Robinson, Jimmy Carter, Vannak Prum—recipient of 2012 Human Rights Defender Award from Secretary Desmond Tutu, Studs Terkel, and Madeleine L‘Engle, among others. of State Hillary Clinton—has detailed his five-year ordeal as an offshore slave on PAPER: 978-1-58322-829-6 $18.95 448 PAGES a fishing boat in illustrations that are raw, colorful, and alive with detail. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-602-6 $24.95 176 PAGES ANTI-CAPITALISM SCORCHED EARTH Ezequiel Adamovsky Illustrations by United Illustrators Legacies of Chemical Warfare in Vietnam From Marx through the Battle of Seattle and beyond, Fred A. Wilcox Adamovsky traces the beliefs and politics of the major Weaving first-person accounts with original research, Vietnam War scholar Fred figures in the anti-capitalist tradition and explores A. Wilcox examines the long-term consequences for Vietnam’s future generations modern experiments in building different ways of living, of the United States’s use of Agent Orange against their country, and calls for the in the process providing an indispensable primer for United States government to finally admit its role in chemical warfare in Vietnam. anyone interested in finding alternatives to capitalism. “Focusing on one central element, chemical warfare, Wilcox’s harrowing study PAPER: 978-1-60980-087-1 $14.95 192 PAGES spells out the record with shattering clarity, relying on personal testimony, visual imagery, and cold fact. No decent person can fail to be appalled, or to be inspired to do we can to help the victims: the suffering people and the ravaged AGAINST RATZINGER l a n d .” Anonymous —Noam Chomsky Addressing some of the most dramatic and pressing issues of our time, Against CLOTH: 978-1-60980-138-0 $23.95 240 PAGES Ratzinger analyzes statements by Pope Benedict XVI (née Joseph Ratzinger) concerning birth control, abortion, and sexual abuse in the Church and charts WAITING FOR AN ARMY TO DIE Ratzinger‘s rise to power, from his arrival in Rome in 1981 to his close relationship The Tragedy of Agent Orange with the late Pope John Paul II. Second Edition PAPER: 978-1-58322-766-4 $14.95 176 PAGES Fred A. Wilcox “I died in Vietnam, but I didn‘t even know it,” said a young Vietnam vet on the Today RIGHT AND WRONG, AND PALESTINE, 9-11, IRAQ, 7-7 . . . Show one morning in 1978, shocking viewers across the country. Waiting for an Ted Honderich Army to Die: The Tragedy of Agent Orange—the first book ever written on the effects Philosopher Ted Honderich insightfully relates four shattering current events in of Agent Orange, now updated and with a new introduction—tells this young vet’s this articulate, well-reasoned moral and political analysis. story and that of hundreds of thousands of other former American servicemen. PAPER: 978-1-58322-736-7 $18.95 272 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-136-6 $16.95 240 PAGES I HAD TO SAY SOMETHING THE UNFINISHED REVOLUTION The Art of Ted Haggard‘s Fall Voices from the Frontline in the Global Fight for Women‘s Rights Mike Jones Edited by Minky Worden and Human Rights Watch The story of the sexual relationship between Michael Forest Jones, a Denver man Outlining the recent history of legal and political battles to secure basic rights who worked as an escort, and the Reverend Ted Haggard, founder and pastor of for women and girls around the world, The Unfinished Revolution tackles some of the New Life Church of Colorado Springs. the toughest questions about improving the lives of women, and explains why CLOTH: 978-1-58322-768-8 $23.95 240 PAGES we need fresh approaches to the most vexing issues. PAPER: 978-1-60980-387-2 $25.95 384 PAGES THE BIBLE FOR UNBELIEVERS Guus Kuijer Translated by Laura Watkinson In this irreverent take on the most popular book ever written, humanity is placed on equal footing with God, and curiosity is granted the same importance as faith, in a hilarious and sometimes poignant retelling of the Bible, tuned to crises and pleasures of the twenty-first century. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-676-7 336 PAGES $27.95

136 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS SOCIOLOGY • 137 GOODBYE MR. SOCIALISM SLAVOJ ŽIŽEK: HEGELIAN Antonio Negri and Raf Scelsi MARXISM FOR THE TWENTY- In an extensive interview, Negri dissects and critiques moments and episodes in the last fifteen years that have afforded the left opportunities to rethink FIRST CENTURY its organization, objectives, and strategies, concluding that transformation is still possible. Slavoj Žižek is a famously idiosyncratic political philosopher and cultural critic. PAPER: 978-1-58322-775-6 $15.95 256 PAGES The essence of his intervention is that contradiction is encoded in everything. MOMENTS POLITIQUES What we consider subversive or ethical Interventions 1977-2009 does not have the potential to change Jacques Rancière the norm. Translated by Mary Foster Moments Politiques collects more than thirty years of short essays by and interviews “Žižek has only to clap eyes with the legendary French philosopher Jacques Rancière. Examining situations as diverse as the political aftermath of 9/11, French immigration law, and the evolving on a received truth to feel the legacy of the Paris uprisings of May 1968, Rancière exhorts us to reimagine our intolerable itch to deface it maps of the possible. . . . Žižek is that rare breed of “Rancière’s writings offer one of the few consistent conceptualizations of how we are to continue to resist.” writer—one who is both lucid and esoteric. If he is sometimes —Slavoj Žižek hard to understand, it is because of the intricacy of his ideas, PAPER: 978-1-60980-533-3 $17.95 224 PAGES not because of a self-preening style.” JESUS OF NAZARETH —Terry Eagleton, author of Radical Sacrifice Paul Verhoeven Building on the work of the great Biblical scholars of the twentieth century, LIKE A THIEF IN BROAD filmmaker and Jesus Seminar member Paul Verhoeven looks beyond received DAYLIGHT wisdom and mythology about Jesus to reveal a man who is, after all, startlingly familiar to us, a man who has much in common with other great political leaders Power in the Era of Post-Human Capitalism throughout history. 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PARANOIA & HEARTBREAK PAPER: 978-1-58322-704-6 $12.95 144 PAGES Fifteen Years in a Juvenile Facility Jerome Gold HEARTS AND HANDS, Based on personal journals from his years as a 2ND EDITION rehabilitation counselor, Paranoia & Heartbreak tells Creating Community in Violent Times Gold‘s personal story of coming to terms with people who have crossed over to the other side of their own humanity. Luis J. Rodríguez “[Gold] doesn’t judge these wards of the state, he In a second edition with a new introduction and updated material, Hearts and understands them, he takes their voiceless lives and Hands focuses on healing through community building. Empowered by thirty years makes them palpable.” of experience with gangs in Los Angeles and Chicago, Rodríguez offers a unique —Jimmy Santiago Baca book of change. With anecdotes, interviews, and time-tested guidelines, Hearts and PAPER: 978-1-58322-877-7 $19.95 352 PAGES Hands makes a powerful argument for building and supporting community life. PAPER: 978-1-60980-553-1 $19.95 384 PAGES THE STATE OF PLAY Edited by Daniel Goldberg and Linus Larsson TEACHING AND EDUCATION STUDIES In recent years, video games have come out of the basement, establishing them- selves as one of our pre-eminent forms of cultural expression. In The State of Play, an all-star roster of game creators, critics, and theorists take this “post-escapism” THE CLASS as a jumping-off point, considering the ways in which constructs like gender, race, François Bégaudeau and class are reflected in, and influenced by, contemporary gaming. Translated by Linda Asher CLOTH: 978-1-60980-639-2 $20.00 256 PAGES A French class on the outskirts of Paris becomes a window into our world in this extraordinary novel, source for the 2008 Palme d‘Or-winning film by Laurent Cantet. 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Historian “In his fine book, Dr. David Hilfiker describes many of the underlying causes and educator Normand Baillargeon teaches readers to evaluate information, of poverty in our nation, especially black urban poverty; explains why past to examine word choice and statistics, to sort fact from jargon and spin, and to efforts have not eliminated poverty; and shows why and how we can and must do better.” ask the necessary questions to protect themselves from the manipulations of —Marian Wright Edelman, president, Children‘s Defense Fund government and the media. PAPER: 978-1-58322-607-0 $15.95 176 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-765-7 $17.95 336 PAGES

TREES ON MARS TEACHING WITH VOICES OF A PEOPLE‘S HISTORY OF THE Our Obession with the Future UNITED STATES BY HOWARD ZINN AND ANTHONY ARNOVE Hal Niedzviecki Gayle Olson-Raymer Our society today is profoundly focused on the future—while crises, opportunities, In this teaching guide, Gayle Olson-Raymer provides excellent insight into how and wonder swirl in the present tense, we are relentlessly focused not on what to use Zinn‘s remarkable anthology in the classroom, including discussion, exam, surrounds us but on what will someday come to pass. Through unique research and essay questions, creative ideas for in-class activities and group projects, conducted among innovators, entrepreneurs, educators, and more, contrarian and suggestions for teaching Voices alongside Zinn‘s A People‘s History of the culture critic Hal Niedzviecki asks where our obsession with the future is leading United States. us—and what we may be leaving behind. PAPER: 978-1-58322-934-7 $21.00 304 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-637-8 $18.95 320 PAGES 140 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WELLNESS, HEALTH & PSYCHOLOGY • 141 THE ZINN EDUCATION PROJECT EXERCISE WILL HURT YOU with Teaching for Change Dr. Steven J. Barrer Seven Stories is pleased to support the Zinn Education Project, a collaboration In a clear, friendly, and compelling voice, Barrer surveys exercises and sports that are between Rethinking Schools and Teaching for Change dedicated to introducing commonly practiced—yoga, boxing, football, hockey, soccer, skiing—and informs middle school and high school students to a more accurate, complex, and engaging the reader knowledgeably and conscientiously about the injuries that can result. understanding of United States history than is found in traditional textbooks and CLOTH: 978-1-60980-535-7 $22.95 224 PAGES curricula. Learn more at: http://www.zinnedproject.org/ THE AUTISM PUZZLE A DIFFERENT MIRROR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BY Connecting the Dots Between Environmental Toxins and Rising Autism Rates RONALD TAKAKI TEACHING GUIDE Brita Belli Dr. Russell Binkley Journalist Brita Belli brings us into the lives of three families with autistic children, In this teaching guide, Professor Brinkley offers summaries, vocab lists, discussion each with different ideas about autism, as she explores the condition‘s possible questions, and classroom activities for each chapter, expanding the text and offering causes. She interprets for readers compelling evidence that environmental tox- different approaches to it. ins—including common chemicals we encouter every day—may be sparking this disorder in vulnerable children. A STUDENT GUIDE TO MEME WARS BY KALLE LASN PAPER: 978-1-60980-460-2 $13.95 208 PAGES AND ADBUSTERS CLOTH: 978-1-58322-895-1 $23.95 208 PAGES Danny Myers OVERPOWERED From Adbusters—the magazine that invented “culture jamming” and started the Occupy movement—Meme Wars explosively debunks many of the myths at the What Science Tells us About the Dangers of Cell foundation of neoclassical economics. This guide is designed to help students—and Phones and Other Wifi-Age Devices everybody else—get the most from it. Martin Blank, PhD Dr. Martin Blank uses accessible and fascinating prose to THE THIRD CHIMPANZEE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE BY bring readers through the science behind the biological effects and dangers resulting from electromagnetic JARED DIAMOND TEACHING GUIDE radiation from cell phones and many other wireless Patricia Bricker devices used in our homes and offices every day. ECOCULTURAL AND ANARCHISM This resource transforms The Third Chimpanzee for Young People into an immer- “Martin Blank deals with a difficult subject in a STUDIES • 141 sive tool for the classroom, offering vocabulary, chapter summaries, brief essay scientifically accurate but easily readable fashion. questions, and activities. He covers everything from powerlines, to cell phones, to light bulbs, to conflicts of interest, with humor and passion. In this great scientist, we have an unlikely activist and truth teller.” TREVOR BY JAMES LECESNE LESSON PLAN —David O. Carpenter, M.D., Director, Institute for Health and the Environment, University at Albany This lesson plan based on the book helps students identify instances of bullying in school, and envision possible outcomes. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-509-8 $23.95 256 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-620-0 $17.95 256 PAGES A YOUNG PEOPLE‘S HISTORY OF THE UNITED STOP BREAST CANCER BEFORE IT STARTS STATES BY HOWARD ZINN LESSON PLAN Samuel S. Epstein, MD A sample plan that can serve as a model for ways of using Zinn‘s Young People‘s An expert on cancer prevention, Dr. Samuel Epstein asks why, for all the talk about History to incite students’ faculty fo early detection, improved treatment, and the race for the cure, we so rarely hear about breast cancer prevention? Here, he outlines simple steps to stop breast cancer from developing, empowering women to take charge of their health. WELLNESS, HEALTH, AND PSYCHOLOGY PAPER: 978-1-60980-488-6 $19.95 288 PAGES

THE GOOD DOCTOR HOLISTIC BEAUTY FROM THE INSIDE OUT Why Medical Uncertainty Matters Your Complete Guide to Natural Health, Nutrition, and Skin Care Kenneth Brigham, MD, and Michael M.E. Julie Gabriel Johns, MD An all-around beauty and nutrition guide for the eco-friendly, natural living reader. For too long we have clung to the myth of the infallible Holistic nutritionist Julie Gabriel presents a comprehensive yet simple approach that doctor—one who assuredly tells us this is what is wrong brings all four corners of the natural beauty paradigm together: natural skincare, and here is how I will cure you—and our health has holistic nutrition, stress-relief, and healthy lifestyle. suffered for it. Brigham and Johns propose a new model of medicine, one that is comfortable with ambiguity PAPER: 978-1-60980-461-9 $19.95 288 PAGES and that centers on an equal partnership between patient and doctor. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-996-6 $24.95 224 PAGES AVAILABLE JULY 2020 142 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WELLNESS, HEALTH & PSYCHOLOGY • 143 BIRTH MATTERS Ina May Gaskin GARY NULL This spirited manifesta shows how to trust women, Nutritionist and natural-living advocate Gary Null‘s books have allowed readers of value birth, and reconcile modern life with a process all ages to know there are alternatives to the often harmful prevailing practices of as old as our species, asserting that the way in which conventional Western medicine. Null has dedicated his life to keeping Americans women become mothers is a women’s rights issue, and informed and healthy. that childbirth is perhaps the most powerfully human of all experiences. THE FOOD-MOOD CONNECTION PAPER: 978-1-58322-927-9 $12.95 128 PAGES Nutritional and Environmental Approaches to Mental Health and Physical Wellbeing TO BE HEALED BY THE EARTH Gary Null Warren Grossman with Amy McDonald The inspiring second edition of this guide to drawing energy from the earth is In this study of the link between mental health and updated with new material that teaches a unique approach to forging essential physical health, Null makes the case for treating bonds with the natural world during an age when nature‘s importance to human many mental disorders and chronic mood conditions life is so often ignored. with alternative, body-based approaches. PAPER: 978-1-58322-749-7 $22.95 240 PAGES, B&W ILLUSTRATIONS PAPER: 978-1-58322-788-6 $24.95 592 PAGES

AIDS IN NEPAL GERMS, BIOLOGICAL WARFARE, Communities Confronting an Emerging Epidemic VACCINATIONS Jill Hannum What You Need to Know Jill Hannum presents the voices of people who are at the forefront of the response to HIV/AIDS in Nepal. She reveals the many discoveries that community-based Gary Null organizations have made through their interactions with young people and with James Feast adults across the country, as they opened a national dialogue on sexuality and The first book to discuss traditional methods of disseminated information on safer sexual behavior in culturally appropriate ways. combating germ warfare while also offering simple, natural alternative approaches to preventing and CLOTH: 978-1-88836-360-9 $22.95 208 PAGES treating diseases caused by biological agents. ECOCULTURAL AND ANARCHISM STUDIES • 143 TRIPS PAPER: 978-1-58322-518-9 $16.95 304 PAGES How Hallucinogens Work in Your Brain GET HEALTHY NOW! Cheryl Pellerin A Complete Guide to Prevention, Treatment, Illustrations by R. Crumb and Ellen Seefelt and Healthy Living Trips offers readers a rare look at the social, cultural, historical, and scientific phe- nomenon of psychedelics—through the eyes of scientists who‘ve spent careers Gary Null studying them, regulators who control them, and artists who‘ve grown up with them. The revised and updated edition of the national bestseller, this comprehensive guide to healthy living “Packed with well-organized information, written in an engaging style, and full of outlandish comics to remind the reader that even the most serious things can and alternative treatments provides a complete be fun to learn. It’s a superb book.” one-stop resource for the most up-to-date ideas in —Mark Bryan, University of British Columbia–Victoria alternative medicine. PAPER: 978-1-888363-34-0 $23.95 288 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-753-4 $29.95 1152 PAGES

IN THE SPIRIT OF HOMEBIRTH HEALTHY WOMAN, HEALTHY Bronwyn Preece LIFE In the Spirit of Homebirth collects stories that celebrate the beauty and power of Gary Null giving birth. Here are women from indigenous, Anglo, and immigrant communities, Edited by Amy McDonald of diverse socioeconomic classes and religions, in urban and rural settings, and the In the second edition of Be a Healthy Woman!, Gary stories as well of family members and friends who witness and share the experience Null expands and updates his 2009 compendium to of homebirth with them. feature the latest clinical experience and published PAPER: 978-1-60980-579-1 $18.95 304 PAGES research on issues ranging from home detoxification and date rape to heart disease and menopause. SEX IS A FUNNY WORD The revised edition contains nearly sixty chapters covering the foundations of women‘s holistic health Cory Silverberg and alternative health solutions. Illustrated by Fiona Smyth PAPER 978-1-60980-674-3 $34.95 800 PAGES Sexuality educator and author Cory Silverberg reinvents “the sex talk” for the twenty-first century, for a world that embraces all sexual and gender identities and orientations, for older children with a growing curiosity about the world around For more backlist titles from Gary Null, them and parents who often aren‘t sure how to start the conversation. please visit the Seven Stories website at: CLOTH: 978-1-60980-606-4 $23.95 160 PAGES http://www.sevenstories.com. 144 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 145 WHAT MAKES A BABY THE POSTPARTUM EFFECT Cory Silverberg Deadly Depression in Mothers Illustrated by Fiona Smyth Revised Edition A twenty-first century children‘s book about conception, gestation, and birth, Arlene M. 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A Memoir CLOTH: 978-1-60980-549-4 $18.95 224 PAGES Jan Vilcek PAPER: 978-1-60980-604-0 $16.95 224 PAGES Long before he became one of the world’s most celebrated microbiologists, Jan Vilcek began life in Slovakia as the child of Jewish parents during the Holocaust. In this spirited memoir, Vilcek tells the story of how the enormous obstacles he THE EDEN EXPRESS faced went hand-in-hand with a life of scientific discovery, and, perhaps more A Memoir of Insanity importantly, how love and friendship were the keys not only to happiness but Mark Vonnegut also to success. “One of the best books about going crazy. . . . Required reading for those who CLOTH: 978-1-60980-668-2 $27.95 320 PAGES want to understand insanity from the inside.” —The New York Times JOYOUS CHILDBIRTH CHANGES THE WORLD PAPER: 978-1-58322-543-1 $16.95 304 PAGES Dr. Tadashi Yoshimura Translated by Brett Iimura, Kaori Izumi, and Mayuko Kamata Foreword by Ina May Gaskin WORLD LITERATURE Dr. Yoshimura‘s first book published in the United States serves as a testament to the kind of compassionate birth culture that is possible if we prioritize the health FAREWELL, GHOSTS and experience of our women and babies. Nadia Terranova PAPER: 978-1-60980-524-1 $16.95 192 PAGES Translated by Ann Goldstein Translated by the celebrated Ann Goldstein, translator of Elena Ferrante’s Neapolitan quartet, Farewell, Ghosts is an extraordinary novel about life after the ultimate PSYCHOLOGY betrayal—the abandonment of a thirteen-year-old daughter and her still young mother by their father THE SECRET ARTIST and husband. Nadia Terranova manages both to plumb the depths of that betrayal and to walk the razor’s edge A Close Reading of Sigmund Freud in describing the daughter’s life after it. Lesley Chamberlain “Nadia Terranova’s narrative style captivates us In this book, part biography, part literary criticism, Chamberlain takes the reader with its precision and sensitivity.” into the mind of Freud toward a better understanding of the thinker, his work, —Annie Ernaux and art itself. Finalist of the Premio Strega 2019 “[A] fine and subtle study of Freud the creative writer.” —Irish Times Winner of the Premio Alassio Centolibri 2019 PAPER: 978-1-58322-577-6 $16.95 352 PAGES One of Corriere della Sera’s 10 Best Italian Books of 2018 A MOTHER’S TEARS PAPER: 978-1-64421-007-9 $18.95 224 PAGES Understanding the Mood Swings That Follow Childbirth AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2020 Arlene M. 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CLOTH: 978-1-88836-370-8 $23.95 200 PAGES 146 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 147 NO-SIGNAL AREA A Novel ABDELLAH TAÏA: Robert Perišić REPRESENTING EUROPE’S Translated by Alexander Hoyt and Ellen Elias-Bursać The second novel from one of Croatia‘s leading writers, No-Signal Area tells the OUTSIDERS tale of a group of entrepreneurs who bring back to life a defunct turbine factory, Abdellah Taïa’s novels are subtly subversive in promising the return of better days. their depiction of outsiders effaced by their “No-Signal Area is a mind-blowing read—a story of crime and heroism in the desires. Taïa’s commitment to the defense of real-life aftermath of an all-white race war, told with wisdom, sophistication, and passion.” homosexuals in Muslim countries has made —Nell Zink him one of the most prominent Arab writers PAPER: 978-1-60980-970-6 $22.95 368 PAGES of his generation.

BABYLON “Abdellah Taïa is one of the most orig- Yasmina Reza inal and necessary voices in world Translated by Linda Asher literature. . . . With each novel Taïa A new novel by the internationally beloved, Tony Award-winning playwright actress, novelist, and screenwriter Yasmina Reza. In this tale, Elisabeth has barely befriended grows as an artist and expands our her sympathetic younger neighbor when the man commits a heinous crime. Elis- knowledge of what it means to be an abeth is drawn, out of sympathy, to help her sad friend cover up what he‘s done. outsider inside the Muslim world.” Her account of this unaccountable impulse propels this quick-moving, canny police procedural filled with humor and sorrow. Winner of the Prix Renaudot in France. —David Ebershoff, author of The Danish Girl and The 19th Wife CLOTH: 978-1-60980-832-7 $21.95 208 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-968-3 $15.95 208 PAGES A COUNTRY FOR DYING Abdellah Taïa THE HOTEL TITO Translated by Emma Ramadan A Novel An exquisite novel of North Africans in Paris. A Ivana Bodrožić Country for Dying follows a cast of dreamers, of Translated by Ellen Elias-Bursac lovers, for whom the price of dreaming is one Applauded as the finest work of fiction to appear about the Yugoslav Wars, they must pay with their flesh. The novel cen- acclaimed poet and novelist Ivana Bodrožić‘s The Hotel Tito is at its heart a story of ters on Zahira, a Moroccan prostitute late in her a young girl‘s coming of age, a reminder that even during times of war—especially career whose generosity is her way of defying during such times—the future rests with those who are the innocent victims and her humiliation and misery. peaceful survivors. “Abdellah Taïa dramatizes the reality of ““The arrival of a magnificent new talent.” Zahira and Zannouba, Moroccan prostitutes —Miljenko Jergovic, author of Sarajevo Marlboro in Paris, at sea in the stormy straits between the sexes and nationalities, estranged from CLOTH: 978-1-60980-795-5 $21.95 176 PAGES their families but absorbed by their loves PAPER: 978-1-60980-920-1 $14.95 176 PAGES and fantasies; this is a cri de coeur and a cri de corps, heart and body crying in the lonely city.” CROSSING BORDERS —Edmund White Stories and Essays About Translation PAPER: 978-1-60980-990-4 $16.95 112 PAGES Edited by Lynne Sharon Schwartz AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2020 Thirteen stories and five essays that explore the compromises, misunderstandings, traumas, and reconciliations we act out and embody through the art of translation. INFIDELS Selected by Lynne Sharon Schwartz, author of nearly two-dozen works of fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and memoir, in addition to being one of our greatest living Abdellah Taïa translators into English. Translated by Alison L. Strayer Set in Salé, Morocco—the hometown Abdellah “Some of the best translation stories of our time.” —Susan Bernofsky Taïa fled but to which he returns again and again in his acclaimed fiction and films—Infidels follows CLOTH: 978-1-60980-791-7 $28.95 320 PAGES the life of Jallal, the son of a prostitute and a witch PAPER: 978-1-60980-974-4 $17.95 320 PAGES doctor, as he nurses an obsession with Marilyn Monroe, experiences first love, and is led down the path to a most uncommon Jihad. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-680-4 $23.95 144 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-806-8 $15.95 144 PAGES 148 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 149 MA, NOW I‘M GOIN UP IN THE BESTSELLING ”MA…” SERIES WORLD BY MARTHA LONG Sixteen-year-old Martha‘s luck is finally changing. Taken in by a kind young priest, Father Ralph Virtually uneducated, Martha Long Fitzgerald, and his wealthy mother, she gets a is a natural-born storyteller who taste of “how the other half lives” and resolves has chronicled her life growing to make a better life for herself. But as Martha‘s up in Ireland in the 1950s and ‘60s friendship with Father Ralph becomes something more, she learns that love can hurt as well as heal. across seven volumes, all of them CLOTH: 978-1-60980-687-3 $28.95 448 PAGES bestsellers in Ireland and the UK. PAPER: 978-1-60980-845-7 $18.95 448 PAGES Hers is a gritty and heartrending tale, a testament to her unbreakable spirit.

“Beautifully written and packed with detail.” —The Cleveland Plain Dealer

MA, HE SOLD ME FOR A FEW CIGARETTES Martha Long Foreword by Alice Walker When young Martha Long‘s feckless mother hooks up with a new beau, the abuse and poverty in the house skyrocket. Life is hard, softened only occasionally by prized cartoons, candy bought with secret pennies, and Martha‘s hope that she will soon be old enough to make her own way. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-414-5 $26.95 480 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-503-6 $16.95 480 PAGES

MA, I‘M GETTIN MESELF A NEW MAMMY Martha Long The witty and resilient Martha is back, with even more strength and the same natural poise of Ma, He sold Me . . . In this installment, Martha is faced with a new life away from her family in a convent, until her mother and stepfather show up begging her to return home.Will she go back to the family she knows, or start a life of her own at a mere thirteen years old? CLOTH: 978-1-60980-414-5 $23.95 352 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-614-9 $14.95 352 PAGES

MA, IT‘S A COLD AUL NIGHT AN I‘M LOOKIN FOR A BED Martha Long Martha is now sixteen and her time at the convent school is up. With no home to go to, Martha leaves the convent carrying her suitcase and a strong desire to shake off her impoverished past. Eager to blend in with the middle classes, Martha yearns to be accepted as someone who can be loved, respected, and one day have a home of her own. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-598-2 $24.95 352 PAGES 150 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 151 NATURAL HISTORIES THE NATURAL AND THE Guadalupe Nettel UNNATURAL: THE GUADALUPE Translated by J. T. Lichtenstein Five dark and delicately written stories by interna- NETTEL COLLECTION tional award-winner Guadalupe Nettel unfold in frag- ile worlds, where Siamese fighting fish, cockroaches, a cat, a snake, and a strange fungus are mirrors that reflect the unconfessable aspects of human nature we keep hidden. “. . . flawless . . .” —The New York Times CLOTH: 978-1-60980-551-7 $18.95 128 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-605-7 $12.95 128 PAGES

A Bogotá 39 author and Granta “Best Untranslated Writer,” Mexican-born Guadalupe Nettel has received numerous prestigious awards, including the Herralde Prize, the biggest award for original novels written in Spanish. Her novels and stories of illness, madness, surreality, and desire have carved out a unique place in the literary landscape.

BEZOAR And Other Unsettling Stories Guadalupe Nettel Translated by Suzanne Jill Levine Following on the critical successes of Nettel‘s pre- vious fiction, here are six stories that capture her unsettling, obsessive universe. Each narrative veers towards unknown and dark corridors, where the pleasure lies in the juxtaposition of the familiar with the strange. “Nettel’s eye lightly deforms things and gives rise to . . . an uncomfortable reality . . . a gaze that illuminates her prose like an alien sun shining down on our world.” —Valeria Luiselli, author of Lost Children Archive PAPER: 978-1-60980-958-4 $15.95 96 PAGES AVAILABLE AUGUST 2020

THE BODY WHERE I WAS BORN Guadalupe Nettel Translated by J. T. Lichtenstein From a psychoanalyst‘s couch, the narrator looks back with raw language and a brilliant sense of humor on her bizarre childhood. Born with an abnormality in her eye and a family intent on fixing it, she occupies a world without the time and space for innocence—a fierce and discerning girl open to life‘s pleasures and keen to its ruthless cycle of tragedy. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-526-5 $22.95 208 PAGES 152 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 153 ALGERIAN WHITE ASSIA DJEBAR COLLECTION Assia Djebar Translated by David Kelley and Marjolijn de Jager In Algerian White, Assia Djebar weaves an epic tap- estry out of her intimate connection to a group of Algerian writers and intellectuals whose lives have been cut short since the start of Algeria‘s struggle for independence in 1954. “A hymn to friendship and the enduring power of language, [Algerian White] is also a requiem for a nation’s unfinished literature.” —The New York Times PAPER: 978-1-58322-516-5 $13.95 240 PAGES

SO VAST THE PRISON A Novel Assia Djebar Translated by Betsy Wing So Vast the Prison wrestles with issues of oppression, and the subtle ways language and history enforce it, through the tale of a highly educated Algerian woman With her Berber and Muslim roots, her accomplishments as a North African woman living in a society controlled by men. at the highest echelons of Western society and her relentless output as novelist “Djebar writes with conviction and urgency, and filmmaker, Assia Djebar speaks for women, the poor, and victims of both leaving us with a life that will not be submerged colonialism and the sometimes brutal measures implemented to counteract it. under the weight of cultural tyranny.” Djebar‘s writing, marked by a regal unwillingness to compromise in the face of —Hudson Review ethical, linguistic, and narrative complexities, has attracted devoted followers PAPER: 978-1-58322-067-2 $16.95 368 PAGES around the world, and received numerous awards and recognitions, including the Venice International Critics‘ Prize, the Neustadt International Prize for Literature, THE TONGUE’S BLOOD DOES the Yourcenar Prize, the Frankfurt Peace Prize, and a knighthood in France‘s Legion NOT RUN DRY of Honor. She was the first Algerian woman to be admitted to France‘s prestigious Stories École Normale Supérieure, and the first writer from North Africa to be admitted to the Académie Française. After years of living between France and Algiers, she Assia Djebar died at the age of 78 in Paris on February 7, 2015. Translated by Tegan Raleigh In these short stories, Djebar presents a brutal yet delicate exposition of how warring worlds enact their “I am not a symbol. My only activity consists of writing. Like many battles upon women’s lives and bodies. writers, I use my culture and I collect several imaginary worlds.” “From time to time, we hear about books that supposedly tear away the veil from the lives of —Assia Djebar Arab women. I don’t know anyone who has done this with more intelligence and passion...than Assia Djebar. That murmur beneath her images “Thanks to Seven Stories Press I get to teach political writings soon begins to sound like a roar.” from Arabic and Francophone literatures to American students. —Alan Cheuse, NPR’s All Things Considered Algerian White was my first experience teaching a book by PAPER: 978-1-58322-787-9 $13.95 224 PAGES Assia Djebar and although it was challenging, the memoir was the right choice for thinking through violence in the colonial and post-colonial contexts. Such books are of great help in introducing students to historical events they are unfamiliar with.” —Mona Kareem, Instructor at Binghamton University, Comparative Literature Program

“Assia Djebar . . . has given weeping its words and longing its lyrics.” —William Gass, World Literature Today 154 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 155 EXORCISING TERROR ARIEL DORFMAN: BILINGUAL The Incredible Unending Trial LITERARY ACTIVISM of General Augusto Pinochet Dorfman charts the history of the former dictator In his fiction, nonfiction, poems, and of Chile, from the 1973 US–supported coup and the plays, Ariel Dorfman has exerted an devastation it wreaked upon Chileans to the possible enormous influence as a creator of road to redemption through international law, due popular forms for political writing and process, and social justice. one of the first exponents of American OPEN MEDIA BOOK multiculturalism. A Chilean-American PAPER: 978-1-58322-542-4 $11.95 224 PAGES author born in Argentina, Dorfman has been called one of “the greatest MANIFESTO FOR ANOTHER Latin American novelists” (Newsweek) WORLD and one of the United States‘ most Voices from Beyond the Dark important cultural and political voices. In a performance piece that is both political testament and work of art, Dorfman interweaves the testimonies “Over the years, Ariel of celebrated activists such as Vaclav Havel, Helen Dorfman has written mov- Prejean, and Marian Wright Edelman, and Nobel Prize Laureates Desmond Tutu, the Dalai Lama, Oscar Arias ingly and often brilliantly Sánchez, and Rigoberta Menchú Tum. of the cultural dislocations OPEN MEDIA BOOK and political fractures of his PAPER: 978-1-58322-563-9 $9.95 160 PAGES dual heritage.” MASCARA —Shashi Tharoor, The New York Times Book Review Ariel Dorfman delves into the dark terrain of identity and disguise when the lives of three people collide: a nameless man with a face no one remembers, a DARWIN‘S GHOSTS beautiful woman with the memory of an innocent A Novel child, and a power-hungry plastic surgeon who con- trols society‘s most prominent figures by shaping The Latin American master‘s latest novel begins their faces. on Fitzroy Foster’s fourteenth birthday with an unexpected and unwelcome gift: when his father “Taut, eerie . . . a postmodern version of Jekyll snaps his picture, another person‘s image appears a n d Hy d e .” —The New York Times Book Review in the photo. Fitzroy sets out on a voyage to discover this stranger’s identity, in a journey that PAPER: 978-1-58322-641-4 $8.95 128 PAGES will uncover his ancestors’ involvement in the sordid story behind 19th century human zoos in THE NANNY AND THE ICEBERG Europe. Bound up in the history and politics of his native CLOTH: 978-1-60980-824-2 $26.95 320 PAGES Chile, 24-year-old Gabriel McKenzie returns from PAPER: 978-1-60980-987-4 $17.95 320 PAGES Manhattan exile to confront a country preparing for the 500th anniversary of Columbus‘s “discovery” of BLAKE’S THERAPY the New World. A Novel “Wonderfully peopled with doppelgangers, metafictional turns, and doses of myth and A voyeuristic political thriller detailing the obsessive magic. It affirms Ariel Dorfman’s place, along- love of an industrialist for a woman he is spying on side Vargas Llosa and Gabríel García Márquez, and manipulating as part of his own treatment for as one of the finest voices in contemporary Latin a mysterious mental illness. American storytelling.” —Dominic Bradbury, Times (London) “If Kafka were alive today, he would write some- thing similar to Ariel Dorfman’s Therapy.” PAPER: 978-1-58322-567-7 $14.95 368 PAGES —José Saramago PAPER: 978-1-58322-479-3 $12.95 256 PAGES OTHER SEPTEMBERS, MANY SPANISH-LANGUAGE EDITION: TERAPIA AMERICAS PAPER: 978-1-58322-071-9 $19.95 224 PAGES Selected Provocations, 1980–2004 A collection of Dorfman‘s best essays of the last quarter century, exploring the ambiguous relation- ship between power and literature and touching on topics as diverse as bilingualism, barbarians, and video games. PAPER: 978-1-58322-632-2 $16.95 272 PAGES 156 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 157

WIDOWS A Novel ERNAUX COLLECTION Set in a Greek village in 1942, this classic in the A writer‘s writer who has influenced literature of social protest forms a testament to many American memoirists, Annie Ernaux those living under totalitarian regimes the world infuses factual accounts with a vision- over, who are taken away for “questioning” and never ary lyricism, creating an oeuvre that is return. uniquely revealing and powerful. Having “Lyrical and even elegiac . . . Dorfman gives flesh received many prizes, including the Prix to a human rights issue of our time.” Renaudot (called the French Pulitzer), the —Chicago Tribune Prix Marguerite Duras, the Prix François PAPER: 978-1-58322-483-0 $12.95 168 PAGES Mauriac de la Région Aquitaine, and the Prix de la langue française, Ernaux‘s books are taught in schools throughout France as contemporary classics.

“Meticulous catalogs of longing, humiliation, class anxiety, and emotional distress, Ernaux‘s books are unsparing in detail, pitiless in tone.” —Emily Eakin, The New York Times Book Review

A GIRL’S STORY Translated by Alison L. Strayer In the summer of 1958, eighteen-year-old Ernaux submits her will to a man‘s, and then he moves on, leaving her without a "master," bereft. Now, fifty years later, she discovers that here, submerged in shame, humiliation, and betrayal, but also in self-discovery and self-reliance, lies the origin of her writing life. “Another deeply felt, fearlessly honest explora- tion of female desire, shame, and intellectual passion from the incomparable Annie Ernaux.” —Sigrid Nunez, author of The Friend PAPER: 978-1-60980-951-5 $18.95 192 PAGES

THE YEARS Translated by Alison L. Strayer “The Years is an earnest, fearless book, a Remembrance of Things Past for our age of media domination and consumerism, for our period of absolute commodity fetishism.” —Edmund White, The New York Times Book Review Winner, 2016 Strega European Prize PAPER: 978-1-60980-787-0 $19.95 240 PAGES 158 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 159 EXTERIORS SHAME Translated by Tanya Leslie Translated by Tanya Leslie Taking the form of random journal entries over seven A diamond-sharp memoir of childhood that begins, “My years, Exteriors captures the feeling of contemporary father tried to kill my mother one Sunday in June, in the living on the outskirts of Paris. Poignantly lyrical, chaotic, early afternoon.” and strangely alive. A Publishers Weekly Best Book of the Year “Ernaux’s writings walk a tightrope between art and confession, immersing us in a territory bounded on PAPER 978-1-58322-018-4 $11.95 112 PAGES one side by commitment and on the other by desire.” —Newsday SIMPLE PASSION CLOTH: 978-1-888363-31-9 $16.00 96 PAGES Translated by Tanya Leslie In her spare, stark style, Annie Ernaux documents the A FROZEN WOMAN desires and indignities of a human heart ensnared in an Translated by Linda Coverdale all-consuming passion. The paperback edition features a At thirty, the frozen woman of this novel seems to have Reading Group Guide with discussion questions. it all, but the life that everyone around her considers READING GROUP EDITION normal for a woman is slowing killing her. PAPER: 978-1-58322-574-5 $8.95 80 PAGES “Devastating and exhilarating at the same time. . . . Passion, linguistic power, and a vibrant voice.” A WOMAN’S STORY —Review of Contemporary Fiction Translated by Tanya Leslie PAPER: 978-1-888363-38-8 $9.95 192 PAGES Upon her mother‘s death from Alzheimer‘s, Ernaux embarks on a daunting journey back through time, HAPPENING as she seeks to “capture the real woman, the one who existed independently from me, born on the outskirts Translated by Tanya Leslie of a small Normandy town, and who died in the geriatric Forty years after she nearly died from an illegal abortion, ward of a hospital in the suburbs of Paris.” The paperback Ernaux looks back on her trauma and fear to glean edition features a Reading Group Guide with discussion meaning from her experience. questions. “[Happening is] her fiercest and most heroic resurrec- tion of the past . . .” A New York Times Notable Book —Booklist Finalist for the Los Angeles Times Fiction Prize CLOTH: 978-1-58322-256-0 $18.95 96 PAGES PAPER: 978-160980-948-5 $12.95 96 PAGES READING GROUP EDITION PAPER: 978-1-58322-575-2 $8.95 96 PAGES “I REMAIN IN DARKNESS” Translated by Tanya Leslie Ernaux‘s memoir traces her mother’s descent into the depths of Alzheimer‘s disease and reveals the author‘s own complex feelings of guilt and responsibility toward the woman she still loved and admired but could no longer help. Washington Post Top Memoir of 1999 PAPER: 978-1-58322-052-8 $11.95 96 PAGES

A MAN’S PLACE Translated by Tanya Leslie Ernaux reveals an intimate portrait of her father through her own eyes, showing how a deep respect for the reali- ties of life can yield a whole new universe of storytelling. PAPER: 978-1-60980-403-9 $13.95 96 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-888363-19-7 $15.95 112 PAGES

THE POSSESSION Translated by Anna Moschovakis In the aftermath of a love affair, a woman becomes pos- sessed by her thoughts of the lover who has replaced her. PAPER: 978-1-58322-855-5 $11.95 64 PAGES 160 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 161 HWANG SOK-YONG COLLECTION THE ROBERT GRAVES PROJECT Robert Graves was one of the giants of A master of contemporary Korean fiction, 20th century English poetry, but he was Hwang Sok-yong writes at the intersection much else, too. A chronicler of Greek of individual experience and sweeping and Hebrew myths, a devious spiner of political circumstances. His lifelong true crime yarns, an author of children’s struggle for justice and democracy has books: These are among the different hats repeatedly made him a political prisoner Graves wore. We’re proud to be re-releasing and the object of vigilant censorship, but fourteen major titles from the Graves back- it has also made him one of the most list over the next several years, with new prominent and eloquent dissident voices introductions and designs. in South Korea today.

THE GUEST Hwang Sok-Yong Translated by Kyung-Ja Chun and Maya West THE READER OVER YOUR In this novel, Hwang recounts the story of Ryu SHOULDER Yo-seop, a minister who returns from forty years A Handbook for Writers of English Prose living in America to the Korean village where he was born, and where his older brother once played Robert Graves and Alan Hodge a notorious role in the Korean War. First published in 1947, The Reader Over Your Shoulder should be required reading for anyone “Vivid snapshots from the Korean War and who wants to write English more clearly and surreal encounters with ghosts intersect in the first major US release by award-winning artfully. Incisive, straightforward, and witty, Korean novelist Sok-yong . . . an ambitious here is an indispensable companion to Strunk exploration of a post-war survivor’s chaotic and White‘s Elements of Style. p s y c h e .” —Publishers Weekly PAPER: 978-1-60980-733-7 $22.95 640 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-751-0 $16.95 240 PAGES HOMER’S DAUGHTER THE OLD GARDEN Robert Graves The novel of the girl, Nausicaa, a character in the Hwang Sok-Yong Odyssey, who Graves believed was its true author. Translated by Jay Oh That Homer did not write the Odyssey continues Freed after eighteen years to find no trace of the to be a bold historical and literary claim. Add to world he knew, a political prisoner relives his life in it Graves‘s proto-feminist heroine, and a radical the company of his deceased lover‘s diaries, seeking modern classic is born. meaning in the revolutionary struggle that con- PAPER: 978-1-60980-773-3 $16.95 256 PAGES sumed their youth. “Hwang Sok-yong has given contemporary world literature a beautiful gift. . . .Without a doubt, ANN AT HIGHWOOD HALL The Old Garden will be seen as the definitive Robert Graves novel of Korea’s Kwangju generation.” —Jeff Schroeder, Smashing Pumpkins Illustrated by Edward Ardizzone A boisterous, enchanting, and witty collection of PAPER: 978-1-60980-406-0 $18.95 544 PAGES poems for children, evoking Victorian England CLOTH: 978-1-58322-899-9 $30.00 544 PAGES in all its splendor and strangeness. FOR AGES 5–9 THE SHADOW OF ARMS CLOTH: 978-1-60980-743-6 $16.95 56 PAGES Hwang Sok-Yong Translated by Chun Kyung-Ja Edited and updated edition

Based on Hwang‘s experiences fighting for South

Korea in the Vietnam War, a novel that offers an intimate view of the lives upturned in that conflict, while also revealing some of the regional economic motivations that underlay it. PAPER: 978-1-60980-507-4 $18.95 512 PAGES 162 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 163 LAWRENCE AND THE ARABS THE INNOCENTS An Intimate Biography Tatamkhulu Afrika Robert Graves A psychological thriller set in apartheid-era South Africa from one of the modern With a new introduction by Dale heroes of South African literature. Maharidge PAPER: 978-1-58322-722-0 $13.95 192 PAGES In 1916, with no backing, T.E. Lawrence joined Arab forces facing almost insurmountable odds THE OTHERS in a rebellion against Turkish domination. His brilliance as a war strategist made him a hero Seba al-Herz among the Arabs, a legendary figure throughout Telling the story of a nameless young Shi’a woman discovering her sexuality at a the world, and earned him the moniker Lawrence girls‘ college in Saudi Arabia, The Others is a remarkable contemporary portrait of of Arabia. Graves was the only biographer to write hidden lives written from within the Arab world. with Lawrence‘s permission and cooperation “Seba al-Herz tells an unbelievable story about sex, intimacy, and sexual desires and did so with understanding and insight that among Saudi women…where talking about one’s sexual life and lesbianism is enabled him to separate the man from the myth. tantamount to revolution.” —Camelia Entekhabifard PAPER: 978-1-60980-820-4 $16.95 464 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-871-5 $17.95 320 PAGES THE GOLDEN FLEECE THE CLASS Robert Graves Considered one of Robert Graves‘s most exciting François Bégaudeau and transporting historical novels, The Golden Translated by Linda Asher Fleece tells the story of Jason and the Argonauts A French class on the outskirts of Paris becomes a window into our world in this as you‘ve never heard it before. extraordinary novel, source for the 2008 Palme d’Or-winning film by Laurent Cantet. “Robert Graves’s The Golden Fleece shows PAPER: 978-1-58322-885-2 $17.95 272 PAGES the legendary cruise as one of the bawdiest, bloodiest, most boisterous expeditions of all t i m e .” LITTLE APPLES —Time Magazine And Other Early Stories PAPER: 978-1-60980-767-2 $19.95 544 PAGES Anton Chekhov Selected, translated, and with a translator’s note by Peter Constantine THEY HANGED MY SAINTLY Introduction by Cathy Popkin BILLY In the follow-up to his National Translation Award-winning collection The Undis- covered Chekhov, translator Peter Constantine brings us more stories from the Robert Graves legendary author’s trove of early work. These ingenious tales and sketches, many A true crime tale as only a true literary appearing in English for the first time, offer a portrait of the master as young master could write it, They Hanged My Saintly magazine writer, marshalling the tragic wit that would make him a colossus of Billy is, in the author’s own words, “a novel world literature in the service of deadline work and experimentation. This is the filled with sex, drink, dope, horse racing, incest, Chekhov few have been able to know, until now. suicides, murders, scandalous legal proceed- CLOTH: 978-1-60980-664-4 $23.95 160 PAGES ings, cross examinations, inquests and a good PAPER: 978-1-60980-768-9 $16.95 208 PAGES public hanging.” PAPER: 978-1-60980-764-1 $16.95 312 PAGES THE UNDISCOVERED CHEKHOV Anton Chekhov THE SIEGE AND FALL OF Edited & translated by Peter Constantine TROY A collection of forty-three Chekhov short stories from the 1880s, when Chekhov Robert Graves was in his twenties and his writing was sharp, witty and innovative, revealing a A historical novel for young readers about the strikingly different writer than the austere master he became. thrilling and harrowing adventures of the Trojan PAPER: 978-1-58322-026-9 $16.95 240 PAGES War, from one of the English language’s greatest practitioners. VOICE OVER FOR AGES 8–12 Céline Curiol CLOTH: 978-1-60980-742-9 $13.95 128 PAGES Translated by Sam Richard A lonely young woman works as an announcer in Paris‘s Gare du Nord train station. Obsessed with a man attached to another woman, she wanders through the world of dinner parties, shopping excursions, and chance sexual encounters with a sense of haunting expectation. CLOTH: 978-1-58322-848-7 $24.95 288 PAGES 164 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 165

MEMOIRS OF A BRETON PEASANT “To read these pieces is to have the privilege to come to know Natalia Ginzburg in some intimate sense; it is to see the inner workings of her mind and soul; Jean-Marie Deguignet it is to see how and why the two have never worked separately; it is to gain a As the sun was rising onto the twentieth century, a self-educated soldier, farmer, sensitive and penetrating approach to her longer works.” and merchant named Jean-Marie Deguignet looked back on his life of searching, —Umberto Mariani, Rutgers University struggle, and success in the northwest of France. Discovered in a farmhouse nearly PAPER: 978-1-58322-570-7 $12.95 240 PAGES a hundred years later, his memoirs detail life during France’s Second Republic and Second Empire with the liveliness and opinionated vigor of a classic novel. THE SOLITUDE OF COMPASSION PAPER: 978-1-60980-346-9 $19.95 432 PAGES Jean Giono JEWS QUEERS GERMANS Translated by Edward Ford Originally published in 1932 and never before available A Novel in English, these lyrical short stories capture small-town Martin Duberman life in Provence after World War I. A historical novel about Kaiser Wilhelm’s closest circle of friends—all of them “There is still dew on this world of Giono’s; he looks gay—at the dawn of the 20th century, by the author of Stonewall and many other out on it and records his impressions of it almost as nonfiction books that celebrate the history of gay life. if he were the first man seeing it.” —The New York Times Book Review PAPER: 978-1-60980-738-2 $19.95 384 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-524-0 $15.00 176 PAGES

NO MORE OBLOMOV Marguerite Duras Ivan Goncharov All of Marguerite Duras‘s writings are suffused with the certitude that physical love is both necessary and impossible to achieve. But no book of hers embodies this A new translation by Marian Schwartz idea so powerfully, so excessively, as No More, which she composed during the last Oblomov is Russian literature‘s “superfluous man”par excellence, a young, serf- year of her life up until just days before her death. owning nobleman so indecisive and listless that he spends much of this classic satire unable to get out of bed. Goncharov‘s uproarious send-up of the nineteenth-century CLOTH: 978-1-88836-365-4 $17.95 128 PAGES Russian aristocracy still reverberates today. CLOTH: 978-1-58322-840-1 $33.95 576 PAGES ROSARIO TIJERAS A Novel THE AGES OF LULU Jorge Franco Almudena Grandes Translated by Gregory Rabassa The lurid and compelling story of the sexual awakening of a girl long fascinated The vibrantly poetic story of a woman who becomes a contract killer to insulate by the thin line separating decency and morality from perversion, but whose herself from the random violence of the streets. increasingly dangerous sexual forays threaten to engulf her completely. PAPER: 978-1-58322-678-0 $13.95 176 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-58322-688-9 $13.95 240 PAGES

“THERE ARE THINGS I WANT YOU TO KNOW” ABOUT THE WIND FROM THE EAST STIEG LARSSON AND ME Almudena Grandes Eva Gabrielsson Sara Gómes Morales, given up at birth to be raised by her wealthy godmother, is with Marie-Françoise Colombani betrayed on her sixteenth birthday when she is forced to leave her godmother‘s Today, the Swedish journalist and author Stieg Larsson is best known for his home and return to live in poverty with her estranged parents. massively successful Millennium Trilogy, beginning with The Girl With the CLOTH 978-1-58322-746-6 $27.95 544 PAGES Dragon Tattoo. But Larsson did not live to see those books published before his untimely death in 2004. Here, Larsson‘s beloved partner of more than thirty I WHO HAVE NEVER KNOWN MEN years remembers the things that filled Larsson’s too-brief life, including his crusade to expose Sweden’s Neo-Nazis, his struggle to keep Expo, the anti-racist Jacqueline Harpman journal he founded, alive, and his closest relationships. An intimate look at the Translated by Ros Schwartz passions, commitments, and preoccupations of one of the most influential I Who Have Never Known Men is the haunting and unforgettable account of a near writers in recent memory. future on a barren earth where women are kept in underground cages guarded by uniformed groups of men. PAPER: 978-1-60980-410-7 $14.95 224 PAGES WITH PHOTOS CLOTH: 978-1-60980-363-6 $23.95 224 PAGES WITH PHOTOS CLOTH: 978-1-88836-343-2 $22.00 208 PAGES READING GROUP GUIDE AVAILABLE AT SEVENSTORIES.COM ORLANDA A PLACE TO LIVE AND OTHER SELECTED ESSAYS Jacqueline Harpman Natalia Ginzburg Translated by Ros Schwartz Chosen and translated by Lynne Sharon Schwartz “A twisting, teasing exploration of sexuality, inner motives and desires . . . Harpman cleverly manipulates an elusive narrative ‘I‘ and shifting perspectives in Known for the clarity and forthrightness of her vision, Ginzburg, one of the greatest cool, insouciant, yet seductive style, to attack the well-worn existentialist query, twentieth-­century Italian writers, gave voice to the despair and renascent hope ‘Who am I?’” of postwar Europe. —Publishers Weekly CLOTH: 978-1-58322-011-5 $22.00 224 PAGES 166 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 167 BUZZ ALDRIN, WHAT HAPPENED LOVESTAR TO YOU IN ALL THE CONFUSION? A Novel Johan Harstad Andri Snær Magnason Translated by Deborah Dawkin LoveStar, the enigmatic founder of the LoveStar Corporation, has unlocked the A pop-saturated odyssey through the world of uncon- key to transmitting data via birdwaves, thus freeing mankind from wires and ventional psychiatry, souvenir sheep-making, the Car- devices. Men and women are paid to howl advertisements in public, soulmates are digans, and the space between each of us and other identified and brought together (while unvalidated relationships are driven apart), people, a journey maybe as remote and personally and being rocketed into the sky after death becomes the ultimate status symbol. dangerous as the trip to the moon itself. Indridi and Sigrid, two happy young lovers, have their perfect worlds threatened PAPER: 978-1-60980-411-4 $17.95 480 PAGES when they are “calculated apart,” and their journey to prove their love puts them on a collision course with LoveStar. THE EMPEROR, C’EST MOI PAPER: 978-1-60980-426-8 $16.95 320 PAGES Hugo Horiot TALKING TO THE ENEMY Translated by Linda Coverdale This is a true story, a literary and startling testimony of autism and of the human Stories condition, the self-portrait of a furious child waging a war, against himself, against Avner Mandelman those around him. “Mandelman’s stories veer from heartbreaking to hilarious, and all of them depict Israel’s desperate fragility and the horrific lengths to which its citizens CLOTH: 978-1-60980-612-5 $21.95 176 PAGES must go to survive.” —The New York Times Book Review (Editor’s Choice) GREED American Library Association Sophie Brody Award Elfriede Jelinek Translated by Martin Chalmers Kirkus Reviews Best Books of 2005 In this thriller set in southern Austria, Nobel Prize-winning novelist Elfriede Jelinek I. J. Siegel Award for Fiction touches on the ecological costs of affluence, the inescapable burden of language, and the exploitative nature of relations between men and women. PAPER: 978-1-58322-729-9 $12.95 144 PAGES “Jelinek gives us a startling glimpse . . . of what women are, as well as answering Freud’s question, ‘What do women want?’ It is neither gentle nor sweet nor safe MUNDO CRUEL nor reasonable—just true.” Stories —Lucy Ellmann, Guardian (UK) Luis Negrón PAPER: 978-1-58322-842-5 $17.95 336 PAGES Translated by Suzanne Jill Levine In these nine stories set in the queer, working-class communities of Santurce, a THE GRAPHIC CANON barrio in the Puerto Rican capital of San Juan, debut author Luis Negrón weaves Edited by Russ Kick together powerful, funny, voice-driven narratives. The classic canon of world civilization meets 200 artists and illustrators who have “Hilarious and heart-wrenching, provocative and pitch-perfect, each story is a reshaped visual reading for a new generation in this series edited by bestselling tiny, transgressive explosion. I feel inadequate to the task of expressing just how writer and anthologist Russ Kick. With over 150 contributors including Robert & wonderful this book is…read it slowly, and listen close; here is a master storyteller Maxon Crumb, Dame Darcy, Hunt Emerson, and many more. at his finest.” —Justin Torres, author of We the Animals “Powerful . . . fascinating . . . breathtaking.” —The New York Times Book Review PAPER: 978-1-60980-418-3 $13.95 128 PAGES VOL. 1: FROM GILGAMESH TO DANGEROUS LIAISONS PAPER: 978-1-60980-376-6 $34.95 512 PAGES POPULAR MUSIC FROM VITTULA VOL. 2: FROM PRIDE AND PREJUDICE TO DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE A Novel PAPER: 978-1-60980-378-0 $34.95 512 PAGES VOL. 3: FROM THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS TO INFINITE JEST Mikael Niemi PAPER: 978-1-60980-380-3 $34.95 512 PAGES Translated by Laurie Thompson BOXED SET: 978-1-60980-385-8 $125.00 1,600 PAGES The best-selling book in Swedish history, Popular Music from Vittula explores the sometimes fantastic experi- THE LITTLE COMMUNIST WHO NEVER SMILED ences of life in northern Sweden. Lola Lafon “It’s the natural successor to The Catcher in the Rye— assuming Holden Caulfield grew up just above the Translated by Nick Caistor Arctic Circle . . .” Scoring an unprecedented 10.0 on the uneven bars at the 1976 Summer Olympics, —Entertainment Weekly fourteen-year-old Nadia Comăneci took only twenty seconds to twirl her way to the PAPER: 978-1-58322-659-9 $14.95 240 PAGES center of a global drama. Adored by young girls in the West and appropriated by the Ceausescu regime in communist Romania, Comăneci‘s life was scrutinized wherever she went. Lola Lafon‘s historical fiction shows how an athlete‘s transcendent performance can mesmerize the entire world. PAPER: 978-1-60980-691-0 $18.95 320 PAGES 168 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS WORLD LITERATURE • 169 THE DISUNITED STATES INFIDELS Vladimir Pozner Abdellah Taïa Translated by Alison L. Stayer Translated by Alison Strayer Vladimir Pozner, French novelist and screenwriter, found the United States and its Set in Salé, Morocco—the hometown Abdellah Taïa fled people in the 1930s in a state of profound material and spiritual crisis, and took it but to which he returns again and again in his acclaimed upon himself to chronicle the life of the worker, the striker, the politician, the starlet, fiction and films—Infidels follows the life of Jallal, the the gangster, the everyman; to document the bitter, violent racism tearing its society son of a prostitute and a witch doctor, as he nurses an asunder, the overwhelming despair permeating everyday life, and the unyielding obsession with Marilyn Monroe, experiences first love, human struggle against it all. and is led down the path to a most uncommon Jihad. “By dint of names, dates, and figures, of classified ads, of sundry facts, of statistics, CLOTH: 978-1-60980-680-4 $23.95 160 PAGES of the confessions of great writers and of anonymous passersby, of quotations from PAPER: 978-1-60980-806-8 $15.95 144 PAGES small-town newspapers and from official discourses, Vladimir Pozner reconstructs, vibrantly, so terribly vibrantly and magnificently, the American civilization.” —Les Lettres Françaises HUNTING THE LAST WILD MAN PAPER: 978-1-60980-531-9 $22.95 304 PAGES A Novel Ángela Vallvey THE WALLS OF DELHI Translated by Margaret Jull Costa Uday Prakash Spanish author Ángela Vallvey explores a modern woman‘s cynicism as she finds herself faced Translated by Jason Grunebaum with fairy-tale happiness and tries to integrate an impossibly marvelous stranger into her life. One of India‘s most original and audacious writers, Uday Prakash weaves three PAPER 978-1-58322-488-5 $14.00 192 PAGES stinging and comic tales of living and surviving in today‘s globalized India. In his stories, Prakash portrays realities about caste and class with an authenticity rarely …AND DREAMS ARE DREAMS seen in English-language fiction about South Asia. Vassilis Vassilikos CLOTH: 978-1-60980-528-9 $23.95 280 PAGES Greece‘s most acclaimed living novelist gives us a magical realist portrait of contempo- rary Europe and contemporary Europeans. Here are seven tales that explore themes of THE CROCODILES materialism, post-Cold War politics, love, religious faith, and the power of imagination. Youssef Rakha CLOTH: 978-1-88836-300-5 $18.95 272 PAGES Translated by Robin Moger Against a backdrop of shimmering upheaval met with brutal oppression, The Croc- THE FEW THINGS I KNOW ABOUT GLAFKOS THRASSAKIS odiles follows the Beatnik-obsessed members of a secret Cairo poetry club, from A Novel 1997 through the Tahrir uprising of 2011, as they chase sex, drugs, and personal renewal across the city‘s vibrant cultural underbelly. Vassilis Vassilikos “A fierce ‘post-despair’ novel about a generation of poets who were too caught up Translated by Karen Emmerich in themselves to witness the 2011 revolution in Egypt. . . . The Crocodiles . . . will A brilliant work of the imagination as well as a meditation on writing itself, this story leave you speechless with the hope that meaning may once again return to words.” follows a biographer‘s investigation into the life and works of a famous, yet highly —Moustafa Bayoumi, co-editor, The Edward Said Reader mysterious, deceased Greek author named Glafkos Thrassakis. PAPER: 978-1-60980-571-5 $17.95 256 PAGES PAPER 978-1-58322-654-4 $17.95 384 PAGES

THE EMERGENCE OF MEMORY Z: 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION Conversations with W. G. Sebald A Novel Edited by Lynne Sharon Schwartz Vassilis Vassilikos Through published interviews with and essays on legendary German author W. G. Translated by Marilyn Calmann Sebald, Schwartz offers a profound portrait of the writer, who has been copiously A socialist legislator is assassinated in Salonika in 1966. By the time his cortege praised for his unflinching explorations of historical cruelty, memory, and dislocation. reaches Athens, 400,000 people are following the coffin, and the letter Z (short PAPER 978-1-58322-915-6 $15.95 176 PAGES for the Greek “zei”—“he lives”) begins appearing mysteriously throughout the city. Based on real events, Vassilis Vassilikos‘s controversial novel was banned in Greece MOGGERHANGER in 1967. More relevant than ever, this great work of political fiction is now available A Novel in a 50th Anniversary Edition. Alan Sillitoe PAPER: 978-1-60980-712-2 $16.95 416 PAGES In this brilliantly funny and irreverent picaresque novel from the author of The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner, wayward ex-ad man Michael Cullen THE CASE OF DOCTOR SACHS traverses England and France in his Rolls Royce, running jobs for the novel‘s Martin Winckler eponymous gang leader. Translated by Linda Asher “[Sillitoe] belongs to world literature, not merely a certain time and place.” Ministering to the minds and bodies of his small-town community, Sachs is a man —Jonathan Lethem whose pity for his fellow creatures is his own untreatable condition—until a love PAPER: 978-1-60980-723-8 $19.95 512 PAGES story emerges between the good doctor and one of his patients. Winner of the Prix du Livre PAPER 978-1-58322-261-4 $16.95 432 PAGES 170 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 171 ANTHOLOGIES OF CONTEMPORARY TRIANGLE SQUARE FOREIGN FICTION Triangle Square is the children‘s and young adult imprint of Seven Stories Press. Launched in NIGHT, AGAIN November 2012, TS‘s mission is Contemporary Fiction from Vietnam to tell stories in the context of the Second Edition struggle for a saner, more just Edited by Linh Dinh society. We see children and The literature of the new Vietnam, including previously untranslated work by Bao young adults as active readers Ninh, Duong Thu Huong, and Tran Vu. and doers who will change the “Fresh, invigorating work . . . Taken all together, these brief prose pieces have world for the better. Our goal is the scope of a fine novel.” to provide accurate information and inspired stories to help empower them as —Philadelphia Inquirer agents of change. Triangle Square books are published in hardcover, paperback, and e-book formats, in English and Spanish, throughout North America and around A Choice Outstanding Academic Book the world. Triangle Square supports social justice, multicultural literacy, restoration PAPER: 978-1-58322-706-0 $14.95 176 PAGES of the environment, kids‘ rights, and freedom of the imagination. DREAM WITH NO NAME Contemporary Fiction from Cuba CHILDREN’S Edited by Juana Ponce de León and Esteban Ríos Rivera BIOMIMICRY Here are writers from both before and after the Cuban When Nature Inspires Amazing Inventions Revolution, some living in Cuba and some in exile. Séraphine Menu Includes works by Miguel Barnet, Marilyn Bobes, Armando Illustrated by Emmanuelle Walker Fernández, and Virgilio Piñera. Translated by Alyson Waters PAPER: 978-1-888363-73-9 $16.95 304 PAGES “Biomimicry” comes from the Greek “bio” (life) and “mime- sis” (imitation). This beautifully illustrated picture book AND WE SOLD THE RAIN presents the various inventions in science and medicine, Contemporary Fiction from Central America clothing design, and architecture that mimic elements of Edited by Rosario Santos the natural world, such as the burdock plant that inspired velcro. This classic collection gathers together the work of Claribel Alegria, Gioconda Belli, Robert Castillo, Carmen Naranjo, and others. FOR AGES 6–9 CLOTH: 978-1-64421-018-5 $18.95 80 PAGES “This collection was a treasure house . . . a superb collection of stories, well— balanced in every aspect. It made a lasting impression on my students.” AVAILABLE OCTOBER 2020 —Nancy King, University of Delaware PAPER: 978-1-888363-03-6 $12.95 256 PAGES NIGHT SHADOWS Barbara DaCosta THE FAT MAN FROM LA PAZ Illustrated by Ed Young Contemporary Fiction from Bolivia Night Shadows tells the story of a lonely girl who finds an unlikely friend in her elderly Edited by Rosario Santos neighbor. Multi-Caldecott Medal-winner Ed Young’s dreamlike illustrations and Barbara A survey of fiction from one of the most progressive countries in Latin America, DaCosta’s introspective narrative together capture the intensity with which a child with one of the region‘s liveliest scenes. experiences solitude and companionship. PAPER: 978-1-58322-032-0 $16.95 320 PAGES FOR AGES 5–8 CLOTH: 978-1-64421-024-6 $17.95 32 PAGES AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 2020

LONG-HAIRED CAT-BOY CUB Etgar Keret Translated by Sondra Silverston Illustrated by Aviel Basil The first children‘s book to appear in English by this award-winning Israeli story- teller, Long-Haired Cat-Boy Cub tells the captivating tale of a young boy left alone at the zoo. Using his fertile imagination, the boy frees all the animals and takes a ride in an airship with an old turtle and a lazy rhinoceros, spinning his own stories along the way. FOR AGES 4–6 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-931-7 $18.95 48 PAGES 172 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 173 THE RABBITS’ REBELLION VOICES OF THE HEART Ariel Dorfman Ed Young Illustrated by Chris Riddell In this deeply personal book, Caldecott Award-winning artist and author Ed Young Written in 1970 and now back in print, The Rabbit‘s Rebellion is a remarkable and explores twenty-six Chinese characters, each describing a feeling or emotion, and mischievous allegory of truth and justice triumphing over political chicanery. Set each containing somewhere the symbol for the heart. He combines visual symbols of in a magical animal kingdom and illustrated by the great Chris Riddell, this is a the West in the same manner the ancient Chinese used in composing their characters. story that will have children roaring with laughter and parents raising an eyebrow FOR AGES 5–9 with recognition. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-867-9 $17.9 532 PAGES FOR AGES 7 AND UP CLOTH: 978-1-60980-937-9 $12.95 64 PAGES YUGEN Illustrated by Ed Young THE LIZARD Text by Mark Reibstein Jose Saramago Yugen is the story of a boy remembering his Illustrated by J. Borges mother, told in haiku and pictures, a book of Translated by Nick Caistor & Lucia Caistor longing and remembrance that is unequaled in A fable from Nobel Prize-winning literary grandmaster Jose Saramago, gorgeously its beauty and poetic simplicity. illustrated in woodcuts by one of Brazil‘s most famous artists. Bound to delight FOR AGES 5–9 children and adults alike. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-865-5 $17.95 32 PAGES FOR AGES 6–9 BOARD: 978-1-60980-933-1 $17.95 24 PAGES THE BEST TAILOR IN PINBAUÊ Eymard Toledo THE WIZARD’S TEARS Eymard Toledo‘s beautifully illustrated book for readers age 5–8 shows one boy‘s Maxine Kumin & Anne Sexton pluck when his beautiful Brazilian town is ruined by the arrival of a gray, dusty factory Illustrated by Keren Katz “Loving and hopeful.” —Kirkus Reviews A lonely wizard moves to a new town in this charming children‘s story by Anne Sexton and Maxine Kumin, two giants of 20th century American poetry who were FOR AGES 5–8 also dear friends and collaborators. Now in print again for the first time in decades.. CLOTH: 978-1-60980-804-4 $18.95 32 PAGES FOR AGES 5–9 CLOTH 978-1-60980-875-4 $18.95 48 PAGES WHERE DO THEY GO? Julia Alvarez GRANDPA STOPS A WAR Illustrated by Sabra Field Susan Robeson A gentle, beautifully illustrated poem intended for any young child who has won- Illustrated by Rod Brown dered what happens to those they love after death. Actor, singer, athlete, and all-around polymath Paul FOR AGES 3–7 Robeson was one of the most important American CLOTH: 978-1-60980-670-5 $16.95 24 PAGES citizens of the 20th century. Here is the story, from the recollections of his granddaughter, of his visit to the ¿DÓNDE VA A PARAR? front lines of the Spanish Civil War. In the midst of a battle, Robeson asked the soldiers to set up speakers Julia Alvarez facing the fighters on both sides of the battlefield. Illustrated by Sabra Field And then he sang. . . . Translated by Rhina Espaillat FOR AGES 5–9 The Spanish-language edition of Julia Alvarez‘s Where Do They Go? CLOTH: 978-1-60980-882-2 $17.95 32 PAGES FOR AGES 3–7 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-717-7 $11.95 24 PAGES ARNO AND THE MINI-MACHINE Seymour Chwast 10,000 DRESSES Two hundred years in the future, Arno‘s pre-programmed, machine-controlled Marcus Ewert day takes an unexpected turn when nature intercedes. A gentle corrective to our Illustrated by Rex Ray infatuation with electronics, Arno and the Mini-Machine is a sweet reminder of the This gorgeous picture book—illustrated by renowned artist Rex Ray—tells the story joy of nature and following one‘s own path. A wonderful graphic tale from one of of Bailey, a boy who dreams of wearing dresses. A modern fairy tale, this charming the legends of graphic design. story of becoming the person of your own dreams will delight people of all ages. FOR AGES 4–8 FOR AGES 4–8 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-879-2 $17.95 32 PAGES PAPER OVER BOARD: 978-1-58322-850-0 $14.95 32 PAGES

174 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 175 A IS FOR ACTIVIST INNOSANTO NAGARA: EMPOWERING Innosanto Nagara A is for Activist is an ABC board book written and THE NEXT GENERATION illustrated for the next generation of progressives. A Innosanto Nagara’s illustrations and narratives must-have for families who want their kids to grow combine to illustrate not only the world we live up in a space that is unapologetic about activism, in but the one those that are not yet born will environmental justice, civil rights, LGBTQ rights, and inhabit. He writes for children but does not talk every kind of justice that activists fight for. down to them. His readers are willing to learn FOR AGES 0–5 from the past in order to create a different, BOARD: 978-1-60980-539-5 $9.99 28 PAGES kinder future. M IS FOR MOVEMENT “Innosanto Nagara, artist, writer, Innosanto Nagara A lavishly illustrated memoir of activism and activist, [is] a true superhero with evolution for kids who loved the author’s superpowers of compassion, sensitivity, oodles of talent, and bestselling A is for Activist, here is the story of the heaps of love.” social movement Innosanto Nagara witnessed as a child growing up in Jakarta, and how it overturned Julia Alvarez, author of In the Time of Butterflies and the government of Indonesia. A Wedding in Haiti “[M is for Movement] lucid and powerful mes- sage is that ordinary people, with courage and OH, THE THINGS WE’RE FOR! dedication, can help create popular movements that change the world, even under the most Innosanto Nagara onerous conditions. Lessons that could not be Today’s kids are well aware that they are inheriting a more pertinent for all of us today.” world riddled with challenges, from climate change —Noam Chomsky to police violence. Poetically written and beautifully illustrated in Innosanto Nagara’s (A is for Activist) FOR AGES 8–12 signature style, this book offers a vision of an alter- CLOTH: 978-1-60980-935-5 $19.95 96 PAGES native future, one worth fighting for. FOR AGES 4–8 COUNTING ON COMMUNITY CLOTH: 978-1-64421-014-7 $18.95 56 PAGES Innosanto Nagara AVAILABLE OCTOBER 2020 Counting on Community is Innosanto Nagara’s follow-up to his bestselling ABC book, A is for Activ- ist. Counting up from one stuffed piñata to ten THE WEDDING PORTRAIT hefty hens—and always counting on each other— Innosanto Nagara children are encouraged to recognize the value The Wedding Portrait is an essential book for kids of their communities, the joys inherent in healthy, about standing up for what’s right. eco-friendly activities, and the agency they possess to make change. “The Wedding Portrait is strikingly simple and yet profound, beautifully illustrated, and that it FOR AGES 0–5 is written for children is the best part about it.” CLOTH: 978-1-60980-632-3 $8.99 24 PAGES —Alicia Garza, co-founder, Black Lives Matter FOR AGES 6-9 MY NIGHT IN THE CLOTH: 978-1-60980-802-0 $17.95 36 PAGES PLANETARIUM A DE ACTIVISTA Innosanto Nagara On its surface, My Night in the Planetarium is a Martha E. González and Innosanto Nagara children’s story about a night Innosanto Nagara, The Spanish-language edition of Innosanto Nagara’s bestselling author of A is for Activist, spent in a A is for Activist, the ABC board book for the chil- Jakarta planetarium. But it’s also an introduction dren of the ninety-nine percent. Written by Grammy to the history and culture of Indonesia: a primer on Award–winning lyricist and singer Martha E. González colonialism, revolution, the corrupting influence and illustrated by Nagara for the next generation of of power, and how liberation can be won through progressives. art and solidarity. La edición en castellano de A is for Activist, el libro del FOR AGES 6–9 abecedario para niños y niñas del noventa y nueve CLOTH: 978-1-60980-700-9 $17.95 24 PAGES por ciento. Esta edición fue escrita por cantante y letrista galardonada Martha E. González, e ilustrada por Innosanto Nagara, para la siguiente generación de progresistas. FOR AGES 0–5 BOARD: 978-1-60980-569-2 $9.99 32 PAGES

176 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 177 SUN MOON STAR ZENOBIA Kurt Vonnegut Text by Morten Durr Illustrated by Ivan Chermayeff Illustrated by Lars Horneman Here is the children‘s book only Kurt Vonnegut could write: a humanistic and secular From internationally acclaimed writer/illustrator team portrait of Christ as a young child, told from the perspective of baby Jesus himself. Morten Durr and Lars Horneman, here is the exquisitely FOR AGES 5–9 told and beautifully illustrated story of a young girl, CLOTH: 978-1-60980-724-5 $22.95 64 PAGES Amina, fleeing her native Syria and finding her courage by remembering her mother‘s accounts of the Syrian warrior THE STORY OF HURRY queen, Zenobia. Winner of the 2017 Danish National Illustration Award as well as Denmark‘s Best National Emma Williams Comic for 2017. Illustrated by Ibrahim Quraishi FOR AGES 10 AND UP A donkey who witnesses the sadness and suffering and fear of children in the CLOTH 978-1-60980-873-0 $19.95 96 PAGES occupied Gaza Strip and helps them the only way he can: by turning into a zebra with the help of a zookeeper—his closest friend—and some paint, so they can taste MARTHA AND THE SLAVE CATCHERS the freedom of traveling in their imaginations to far-off places. Harriet Hyman Alonso FOR AGES 3–7 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-589-0 $16.95 32 PAGES Illustrated by Elizabeth Zunon Thirteen-year-old Martha Bartlett insists on being a part of the Underground ¿CÓMO SE HACE UN BEBÉ? Railroad rescue to bring her kidnapped brother Jake back home. Using aliases, disguises, and other subterfuges, Martha artfully dodges Will and Tom, the slave Cory Silverberg catchers, but struggles to rectify her new reality with her parents‘ admonition to Illustrated by Fiona Smyth always tell the truth. A suspenseful story of courage, hope and self-discovery in Translated by Carolina De Robertis the aftermath of the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, from the prize-winning historian The Spanish-language translation of Cory Silverberg‘s What Makes a Baby. and author of Growing Up Abolitionist. FOR AGES 3–7 FOR AGES 8–12 PAPER: 978-1-60980-769-6 $11.95 36 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-800-6 $17.95 256 PAGES

ADAM AND THOMAS MIDDLE GRADE Aharon Appelfeld Translated by Jeffrey M. Green Illustrated with watercolors by Philippe Dumas ATTY AT LAW A children‘s book from one of Israel‘s greatest living novelists, Adam and Thomas Tim Lockette is the story of two nine-year-old Jewish boys who survive the last winter of World A debut middle-grade novel featuring a savvy sleuthing War II by banding together in the forest—with the help of Adam‘s family dog Miro heroine that sends a powerful message about standing and the mysterious Mina, a young girl living with a peasant family nearby. As in his up for others, loosely inspired by To Kill a Mockingbird. prize-winning fiction for adults, Appelfeld manages to weave together an ingenious “Atty is the smart, compassionate, and courageous advo- fable around the margins of a catastrophe that is all too real. cate that animals need. I laughed, I cried, I cheered.” FOR AGES 8–12 —Peg Kehret, author of Cages and Shelter Dogs CLOTH: 978-1-60980-652-1 $18.95 160 PAGES FOR AGES 8–12 CLOTH: 978-1-64421-012-3 $21.95 224 PAGES THE MUMMY MAKERS OF EGYPT AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2020 Tamara Bower A gorgeously illustrated story about a family of Egyptian embalmers, this LONG SUMMER NIGHTS picture book includes artifacts, funerary customs, kid-pleasing gory details of the mummification process, hieroglyphics, and tales of life in ancient Egypt. Aharon Appelfeld Translated by Jeffrey Green FOR AGES 7–10 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-600-2 $17.95 32 PAGES Illustrated by Vali Mintzi Aharon Appelfeld’s transcendent last children‘s book recounts the wartime SING IT! relationship of two wanderers—an old, blind, Ukrainian former commander and a Jewish child in disguise. The book‘s magic unfolds as the travelers learn from The Story of Pete Seeger each other through the act of storytelling and the sharing of thoughtful silences. Meryl Danziger FOR AGES 10-14 Come on, Sing It! tells the story of how a humble, banjo-playing Harvard dropout CLOTH: 978-1-60980-898-3 $18.95 160 PAGES became not only a beloved musician, but one of the most influential figures of the twentieth century. Pete Seeger‘s story doubles as an account of the United States in the throes of social change—introducing young readers to issues ranging from the Red Scare to environmental activism. FOR AGES 8-12 CLOTH 978-1-60980-655-2 $16.95 112 PAGES 178 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 179 A DIFFERENT MIRROR FOR ADAPTATIONS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE YOUNG PEOPLE Short, illustrated adaptations of key texts by major thinkers for A History of Multicultural America middle and high school students. Ronald Takaki Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff Drawing on a vast array of the voices of peo- FREEDOM SUMMER FOR YOUNG ple—many of them teenagers—who recorded PEOPLE experiences they‘d had in letters, diaries, and poems, The Savage Season of 1964 that Made Takaki brings ethnic history to life. Mississippi Burn and Made America a FOR AGES 11–15 Democracy PAPER: 978-1-60980-416-9 $18.95 368 PAGES Bruce Watson TEACHING GUIDE AVAILABLE Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff In the summer of 1964, as racial tensions reached THE THIRD CHIMPANZEE a fever pitch in the United States, the Student FOR YOUNG PEOPLE Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) sent more than seven hundred college students to Jared Diamond Mississippi to help black citizens register to vote. Free- Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff dom Summer for Young People is a riveting account Pulitzer Prize–winner Jared Diamond‘s first work for of a decisive moment in American history. a young audience examines the traits and behaviors humans began exhibiting at some point in the last “Taut and involving . . . Freedom Summer bristles with fine details.” 100,000 years, and how they make us similar to and —The New York Times set us apart from other animals. FOR AGES 12 AND UP FOR AGES 11–15 PAPER: 978-1-64421-010-9 $22.95 400 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-522-7 $22.95 384 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-64421-009-3 $40.00 400 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-611-8 $17.95 370 PAGES TEACHING GUIDE AVAILABLE AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2020

A YOUNG PEOPLE’S HISTORY EIFFEL’S TOWER FOR YOUNG OF THE UNITED STATES PEOPLE Howard Zinn Jill Jonnes Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff Zinn‘s first book for young adults retells US history As stimulating and provocative as it is scrupuThe from the viewpoints of slaves, workers, immigrants, latest in Triangle Square‘s For Young People series, women, and Native Americans, reminding younger this adaptation of Jill Jonnes‘s riveting history of readers that America‘s true greatness is shaped the Eiffel Tower and the 1889 World‘s Fair in Paris is by common people, outcasts, and dissidents, not sure to capture the imagination of young readers. military and corporate leadership. The single-volume FOR AGES 11–15 edition also includes sidebars describing actual PAPER: 978-1-60980-917-1 $17.95 360 PAGES children who made American history, from Anyokah, CLOTH: 978-1-60980-905-8 $40.00 360 PAGES who helped her Cherokee people in developing their own written language, to John Tinker, a high school 1493 FOR YOUNG PEOPLE student who fought all the way to the Supreme Court Charles C. Mann for freedom of expression at school—and won. Adapted by Rebecca Stefoff FOR AGES 11–15 As stimulating and provocative as it is scrupulously ALL VOLUMES HAVE 50 B&W ILLUSTRATIONS THROUGHOUT researched, Charles C. Mann‘s second book of history SINGLE-VOLUME EDITION for young readers tells the story of globalization, from PAPER: 978-1-58322-869-2 $19.95 464 PAGES its earliest days through the present. Here is a book CLOTH: 978-1-58322-886-9 $45.00 464 PAGES VOLUME 1: FROM COLUMBUS TO THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR that links industry, ecology, and imperialism, providing PAPER OVER BOARD: 978-1-58322-759-6 $17.95 224 PAGES young people with the tools they‘ll need to wrestle VOLUME 2: FROM CLASS STRUGGLE TO THE WAR ON TERROR with a changing world. PAPER OVER BOARD: 978-1-58322-760-2 $17.95 240 PAGES FOR AGES 11–15 PAPER: 978-1-60980-663-7 $18.95 416 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-630-9 $40.00 416 PAGES

180 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULT • 181 THE SIEGE AND FALL OF TROY Robert Graves YOUNG ADULT A historical novel for young readers about the thrilling and harrowing adventures of the Trojan War, from one of the English language‘s greatest practitioners. OUT OF SALEM FOR AGES 8–12 Hal Schrieve CLOTH 978-1-60980-742-9 $13.95 128 PAGES A Teen Zombie Werewolf Witchy Faerie fantasy mur- der mystery, from first-time novelist Hal Schrieve. LIZZIE! Genderqueer fourteen-year-old Z Chilworth has to Maxine Kumin adjust quickly to their new status as a zombie in a Illustrated by Elliott Gilbert dystopian world that disturbingly parallels our own. “I love Lizzie!, and bet you will too. It’s a story told with verve by a disabled “Out of Salem is the best urban fantasy I’ve ever read. pre-teenage girl who‘s sharp of eye and warm of heart . . . This is the captivating Hal Schrieve refurbishes old school world-building young adult novel we might well expect from Maxine Kumin, whose poems are sensibilities into a note-perfect dysphoria metaphor some of America’s best crafted and most enjoyable.” that feels fresh and classic at the same time.” —X. J. Kennedy, poet and author of The Owlstone Crown —April Daniels, author of the Nemesis trilogy FOR AGES 8–12 FOR AGES 12 AND UP CLOTH: 978-1-60980-518-0 $21.95 160 PAGES CLOTH: 978-1-60980-901-0 $19.95 448 PAGES

TREVOR MISDIRECTED A Novella Ali Berman James Lecesne Misdirected is the story of fifteen-year-old Ben, who moves to a small, conservative A poignant young adult novella of love, loss, and Colorado town where his atheism seems to be the only thing about him that anyone Lady Gaga, for anyone who has been shunned for notices about him. Being a teen is tricky to navigate when you‘re an outsider, and being different. Trevor mixes humor and realism in Ben struggles to find his place without compromising who he is. an urgent look at what it is like to feel alienated from FOR AGES 12 AND UP everything around you—and, more importantly, the CLOTH: 978-1-60980-573-9 $18.95 288 PAGES kinds of critical connection that can step in at the most unlikely moment to save you from despair and give you the strength to go on. DO YOU DREAM IN COLOR? Insights from a Girl Without Sight FOR AGES 11–15 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-420-6 $14.95 96 PAGES Laurie Rubin PAPER: 978-1-60980-487-9 $9.95 112 PAGES In her young adult memoir, Laurie Rubin looks back on her life as an international opera singer who happens to be blind. Rubin offers her young readers a life story THE STORY OF THE BLUE PLANET rich in detail and inspiration drawn from everyday challenges. FOR AGES 12 AND UP Andri Snær Magnason PAPER: 978-1-60980-424-4 $18.95 400 PAGES Illustrated by Áslaug Jonsdottir Translated by Julian Meldon D‘Arcy On a blue planet far out in space there are no adults, only children. They are wild children who play when they want to and go to sleep when they are tired, without anyone telling them what to do. Then a mysterious man lands on the planet, and teaches them how to fly when the sun shines by flicking the dust off butterflies‘ wings. The children stop doing the simple activities that brought them joy, and start having more fun than they‘ve ever imagined. . . . but at what cost? A captivating and subtle adventure that has all the ingredients of a classic. FOR AGES 8–12 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-428-2 $12.99 96 PAGES PAPER: 978-1-60980-506-7 $9.95 136 PAGES

SEX IS A FUNNY WORD Cory Silverberg Illustrated by Fiona Smyth Sexuality educator and author Cory Silverberg reinvents “the sex talk” for the twenty-first century, for a world that embraces all sexual and gender identities and orientations, for older children with a growing curiosity about the world around them and parents who often aren‘t sure how to start the conversation. FOR AGES 8–12 CLOTH: 978-1-60980-606-4 $23.95 160 PAGES 182 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS SIETE CUENTOS EDITORIAL • 183 PATRICE VECCHIONE: ON THE ART OF SIETE CUENTOS EDITORIAL

WRITING POETRY Siete Cuentos Editorial, Seven Stories Press‘s Spanish-language imprint, is dedi- Patrice Vecchione is a poet, nonfiction cated to bringing the best of contemporary Latin American and Spanish fiction and nonfiction to the Spanish-speaking classroom. In addition, Siete Cuentos writer, and teacher who discovered publishes Spanish translations of seminal English texts by Howard Zinn, Noam poetry when she needed it most—as Chomsky, the Boston Women‘s Health Collective, and more. a teenager. Her poetry anthologies and guides foster a belief in the potential ‘68 of language to express why every indi- El otoño mexicano de la masacre de Tlatelolco vidual matters. Paco Ignacio Taibo II ‘68 es una agarradora narración en primera persona hecha por uno de los más “Patrice Vecchione is one of those distinguidos y prolíficos escritores mexicanos de todos los tiempos, acerca de la steady yet vibrant, serious and masacre estudiantil de Tlatelolco llevada a cabo en Ciudad de México en 1968. Hoy día la versión oficial de los hechos sigue negando la matanza. A través de passionate temperaments who una prosa provocadora, Taibo reivindica “un fantasma mexicano más, de los continually replenish our sense of muchos fantasmas irredentos e insomnes que pueblan nuestras tierras.” Con una communal creativity. In my country nueva introducción del autor. of possibility, she and people like her would be nationally PAPER: 978-1-60980-851-8 $16.95 136 PAGES honored figures.” —Adrienne Rich ¿CÓMO SE HACE UN BEBÉ? Cory Silverberg MY SHOUTING, SHATTERED, Illustrated by Fiona Smyth WHISPERING VOICE Translated by Carolina De Robertis A Guide to Writing Poetry and Speaking The Spanish-language translation of Cory Silverberg‘s What Makes a Baby. Your Truth FOR AGES 3 –7 PAPER: 978-1-60980-769-6 $11.95 36 PAGES Patrice Vecchione A guide that encourages new writers of all ages to articulate what matters to them most, with abundant AMORES LOCOS Y LOS PELIGROS examples from classic and contemporary poets. DEL CONTAGIO “An invaluable resource, a book that honors and Gonzálo Aburto fosters what Adrienne Rich called ‘the necessity A discussion of AIDS, with an eye toward providing of poetry.’” medical advice, spiritual counsel, and testimonies —Ellen Bass, author of Indigo of those affected by the virus that has most deeply FOR AGES 12 AND UP penetrated Latin American communities. PAPER: 978-1-60980-985-0 $16.95 128 PAGES A medida que el SIDA penetra más profundamente en las comunidades latinas, nadie puede ignorar el virus o INK KNOWS NO BORDERS distanciarse de él. Este libro pequeño ofrece consejos Poems of the Immigrant and Refugee médicos, espirituales, de auto-ayuda y testimonios, Experience además de listas de recursos para las personas que Edited by Patrice Vecchione and Alyssa han sido afectadas por esta epidemia. Raymond PAPER: 978-1-58322-276-8 $5.95 64 PAGES Foreword by Javier Zamora Afterword by Emtithal Mahmoud ¿DÓNDE VA A PARAR? With authenticity, integrity, and insight, this Julia Alvarez collection of poems addresses the many issues Illustrated by Sabra Field confronting first- and second-generation young Translated by Rhina Espaillat adult immigrants and refugees, such as cultural A gentle, beautifully illustrated poem intended for any young child who has and language differences, homesickness, social wondered what happens to those they love after death. exclusion, human rights, racism, stereotyping, and questions of identity. 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ATHANASIOU, TOM, 39 At the Heart of the Universe, 38 FREE READING GROUP GUIDES INDEX At Times, 107 9-11, 113 At War with War, 58, 67 100 Times, 37, 50, 96 Atty at Law, 176 PALM LATITUDES READING GROUP GUIDE 10,000 Dresses, 54, 173 AUSTER, PAUL, 96 10 Reasons to Abolish the IMF & World Autism Puzzle, The, 141 Kate Braverman‘s second novel—and arguably her masterpiece—explores the lives Bank, 2nd Edition, 44 Autobiography of a Blue-Eyed Devil, 2nd of three women who await absolution and revelation in the bougainvillea- and 10 Years That Shook the World, 46 Edition, 78 violence-filled barrio of Los Angeles. Discussion questions for reading groups can 13 Ways of Looking at the Death AUTODAFE, 132 Penalty, 129 Autodafe, Volume 1, 132 be found at the end of the paperback edition, or downloaded at the link below. 20 Years of Censored News, 86 Autodafe, Volume 2, 132 ‘68, 95, 184 Autodafe, Volume 3/4, 132 http://issuu.com/sevenstories/docs/palm_latitudes_rg_guide 86 Biggest Lies on Wall Street, The, 49 AYERS, BILL, 72 1491, 185 AZANIA, MALAIKA WA, 12, 103 1493 for Young People, 178 Babylon, 146 SIMPLE PASSION READING GROUP GUIDE AARON, CRAIG, 81 Bad Shoes and the Women Who Love Abandoned Poems, 108 Them, 56 In her spare, stark style, Annie Ernaux documents the desires and indignities of ABBOTT, ELIZABETH, 50, 137 BAER, PAUL, 39 a human heart ensnared in an all-consuming passion. Discussion questions for ABERNETHY, BOB, 135 BAILLARGEON, NORMAND, 40, 112, 118, Abolition Democracy, 125 139 reading groups can be found at the end of the paperback edition, or downloaded ABU-JAMAL, MUMIA, 124 Bakunin: The Creative Passion, 41, 73,100 at the link below. ABURTO, GONZÁLO, 183 Ballad of the Black and Blue Mind, 40x ACKERMAN, BRUCE, 79 BANERJEE, SUBHANKAR, 39 http://issuu.com/sevenstories/docs/simple_passion_rg_guide Acts of Aggression, 2nd Edition, 113 BANKS, RUSSELL, 6 Adam and Thomas, 177 Barney Polan‘s Game, 31 ADAMOVSKY, EZEQUIEL, 44, 58, 135 BARRER, STEVEN J., 141 ADBUSTERS, 43, 68 BARTLETT, PAUL, 91 “THERE ARE THINGS I WANT YOU TO KNOW” ABOUT A de activista, 174 BASIL, AVIEL, 171 STIEG LARSSON AND ME READING GROUP GUIDE AFRIKA, TATAMKHULU, 163 Battle for Saudi Arabia, The, 104 Against Elections, 112 Battle of Venezuela, The, 94 The keys to understanding the Stieg Larsson phenomenon all lie with Larsson the Against Ratzinger, 135 BAUER, KAREN, 72 man. And no one knew that man like his beloved partner of more than thirty years, Against War with Iraq, 126 Beating Around the Bush, 80 Eva Gabrielsson. The guide can be downloaded at the link below. Ages of Lulu, The, 165 BEATTIE, KIRK J., 104, 118 AHMAD, AQBAL, 104 BÉGAUDEAU, FRANÇOIS, 139, 163 AIDS in Nepal, 142 Beginning of the American Fall, http://issuu.com/sevenstories/docs/evagpb_readinggroupguide A is for Activist, 175 The, 9, 41, 45, 68 ALBERT, MICHAEL, 39, 72, 96 BELLI, BRITA, 141 Albino Album, The, 37, 56 BENDIB, KHALIL, 84–85 THE THINGS WE DO TO MAKE IT HOME Algerian White, 153 BERG, JOEL, 6–7 ALGREN, NELSON, 17–18 BERMAN, ALI, 181 READING GROUP GUIDE Algren at Sea, 17 Bernie, 63, 121 An emotionally charged story that lays bare the destructive impact of the Vietnam All City, 13 Best Democracy Money Can Buy, All Lara’s Wars, 130 The, 62, 64, 121 War on the wives, lovers, and children of veterans. The guide can be downloaded ALLISON, AIMEE, 128 Best Tailor in Pinbauê, The, 173 at the link below. All Things Censored, 124 Between the Fences, 119 All You Can Eat, 6 Bezoar, 150 http://issuu.com/sevenstories/docs/thingswedo_readingguide Almost Complete Poems, 108 Bible for Unbelievers, The, 135 ALONSO, HARRIET HYMAN, 177 Billionaires & Ballot ALVARADO, ANTHONY, 112 Bandits, 45, 62, 64, 121 ALVAREZ, JULIA, 173, 183 BINKLEY, RUSSELL, 140 WHAT MAKES A BABY READER‘S GUIDE America, We Need to Talk, 7 Bin Laden, Islam, and America‘s New A twenty-first century children‘s book about conception, gestation, and birth, American Falls, 26 “War on Terrorism,” 104 America’s Disappeared, 120 Biomimicry, 171 reflecting today‘s realities by being inclusive of all kinds of kids, adults, and families, America Syndrome, The, 8, 73 Birth Matters, 142 regardless of their orientations, gender identities, or family compositions. The guide AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, 124 Black Body, The, 7 can be downloaded at the link below. Amores locos y los peligros del Black Sun Rising, 25 contagio, 183 Black Way of Seeing, A, 11 ... And Dreams Are Dreams, 169 Blake‘s Therapy, 154 http://issuu.com/sevenstories/docs/wmab-readers-guide And Their Children After Them, 9 BLANK, MARTIN, 141 And We Sold the Rain, 170 Bleeding Afghanistan, 106 Angels of Catastrophe, 29 BLEIFUSS, JOEL, 119 A WOMAN‘S STORY READING GROUP GUIDE Ani DiFranco, 92, 110 Bloodchild: And Other Stories, 2nd Animal Envy, 116 Edition, 21 Upon her mother‘s death from Alzheimer‘s, Ernaux embarks on a daunting journey Ann at Highwood Hall, 161 Bobby‘s Book, 14, 97, 137 back through time, as she seeks to capture the true essence of her mother. Discussion ANONYMOUS, 135 BODROŽIĆ, IVANA, 146 Another Way to Play, 107 Body Where I Was Born, The, 101, 150 questions for reading groups can be found at the end of the paperback edition, or ANTHROPY, ANNA, 81 Boer War, The, 7, 72 downloaded at the link below. Anti-American Manifesto, The, 44, 64 BOLE, WILLIAM, 135 Anti-Capitalism, 44, 58, 135 Booked, 89 http://issuu.com/sevenstories/docs/a_womans_story_rg_guide Apocalypse Then, 15 Book of Obama, The, 64, 121 Appeal to Reason, 81 BORNSTEIN, KATE, 50, 58 APPELFELD, AHARON, 176-77 BORRI, FRANCESCA, 80, 87, 105 Apples and Oranges, 51, 97 Borrowed Hearts, 15 Approaching Great Transformation, BOSSENBROEK, MARTIN, 7, 72 The, 41, 45 BOSTON WOMEN‘S HEALTH COLLECTIVE, Arctic Voices, 39 THE, 183 ARDIZZONE, EDWARD, 161 BOWER, TAMARA, 177 Are Prisons Obsolete?, 125 BRAVERMAN, KATE, 19 Army of None, 128 BRICKER, PATRICIA, 140 Arno and the Mini-Machine, 67, 172 BRIGHAM, KENNETH, 140 ARNOVE, ANTHONY, 75 BRYSON, CHRISTOPHER, 40 Arsonist, The 39 BUCHWALD, ART, 80 Artists in Times of War, 74 Buddhist Third Class Junkmail Oracle, Asleep in the Garden, 108 The, 111 As the World Burns, 42, 68 Burning the Grass, 8, 127, 130 188 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS INDEX • 189

BUTLER, OCTAVIA E., 20–22 Daybreak, 123 Few Things I Know about Glafkos Greed, 166 Buzz Aldrin, What Happened to You in All Dead Eye and the Deep Blue Sea, Thrassakis, The, 169 GREEN, JEFFREY, 176–77 the Confusion?, 166 The, 71, 134 Fidel, 70, 93 GREEN, JENNIE, 126 Camelia, 98, 105 Dead Heat, 39 FIELD, SABRA, 173, 183 GRIES, PATRICK, 69 Cape Cod Years of John Fitzgerald Death of Ben Linder, The, 88, 100 Field Guide for Female Interrogators, GROSSMAN, KARL, 126 Kennedy, The, 97 Deep Green Resistance, 42 A, 54 GROSSMAN, ROBERT, 62 Captured, 91 DEGUIGNET, JEAN-MARIE, 98, 164 Fight the Power!, 69, 79 GROSSMAN, WARREN, 142 CARIDI, PAOLA, 105 DEIBERT, MICHAEL, 93 Final Edition, 38 Guest, The, 160 Case Against Lame Duck Impeachment, DE LA VEGA, ELIZABETH, 79 First Loves, 39, 102 Gullible’s Travels, 71 The, 79 DEMARINIS, RICK, 15 Five Biggest Lies Bush Told Us about Iraq, GULMAMADOVA-KLAITS, GULCHIN, 106 Case of Doctor Sachs, The, 169 Democracy Detained, 120 The, 123 GUNJEVIĆ, BORIS, 136 Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal, The, 124 DE ROBERTIS, CAROLINA, 176, 183 Five Unanswered Questions about 9/11, GUTTENPLAN, D. D., 112 CASTAÑEDA, LAURA, 184 Derrick Jensen Reader, 42 The, 123 HALTER, ED, 91 CASTELLANOS, LAURA, 184 Destination Paradise, 80, 87 FLANDERS, LAURA, 119 Hamas, 105 Castle Cross the Magnet Carter, Devil’s Stocking, The, 17 Fledgling, 22 Handbook for a Post-Roe America, 49 The, 14 DIAMOND, JARED, 179 Fluoride Deception, The, 40 HANNUM, JILL, 142 Catfight, 56 DICKSON, BENJAMIN, 69, 79 Flying Close to the Sun, 79, 103 Happening, 158 CAVALCANTI, KLESTER, 93 Different Mirror for Young People, Fogtown, 30 Harnessing Anger, 13, 103 Censored 2013, 85 A, 179 Food-Mood Connection, The, 143 HARPMAN, JACQUELINE, 165 Censored 2014, 85 DIFRANCESCO, ALEX, 13 FORBES, JACK D., 73, 184 HARSTAD, JOHAN, 166 Censored 2015, 85 DIFRANCO, ANI, 92, 110 FOX, JOSH, 112 HART, PETER, 88 Censored 2016, 85 DINH, LINH, 7, 23–24, 58, 170 Francis, the People‘s Pope, 63 HARTMANN, BETSY,xx 8, 73 Censored 2017, 85 Dirty in Cashmere, 29 FRANCO, JORGE, 164, 184 HAUSER, THOMAS, 73 Censored 2018, 85 Disunited States, The, 78, 168 Free Thinkers, The, 38 HAYDEN, TOM, 126 Censored 2019, 85 DIXON, KENT H., 57 Freedom Summer for Young People, 178 Haymarket, 72 Censored 2020, 86 DIXON, KEVIN H., 57 FREEDMAN, MATT, 70 HAZARIKA, TEJ, 13, 103 CHALKER, REBECCA, 50–51 DIY Resistance, 112 FREEMAN, STEVEN F., 119 Healthy Woman, Healthy Life, 143 CHAMBERLAIN, LESLEY, 97, 144 DJEBAR, ASSIA, 152–153 From Our Land to Our Land, 93 Hearts and Hands, 2nd Edition, 139 CHANG, NANCY, 118 DOHRN, BERNARDINE, 72 From the Third Eye, 91 HEFNER, TONY, 119 CHAP, SABRINA, 51 ¿Dónde va a parar?, 173, 183 Frozen Woman, A, 158 Hello, Cruel World, 50, 58 CHASE-RIBOUD, BARBARA, 110 DORFMAN, ARIEL, 154–56, 172, 184 Fruit of All My Grief, The, 6 HELTON, J. R., 16 CHATTERJEE, PRATAP, 105 Do the Blind Dream?, 26 Full Spectrum Dominance, 106 HENRIQUES, LEILA, 91 CHAUDHRY, LAKSHMI, 123 DOWNER, CAROL, 51 Full Spectrum Resistance Vol. 1, 111 HENTOFF, NAT, 119 CHEKHOV, ANTON, 163 Do You Dream in Color?, 92, 102, 181 Full Spectrum Resistance Vol. 2, 112 HENWOOD, DOUG, 99, 120 CHERMAYEFF, IVAN, 34, 176 Dreaming Up America, 6 FUSCO, COCO, 54 AL-HERZ, SEBA, 163 CHESSMAN, HARRIET SCOTT, 14 Dreams, 42 Future of Media, The, 89 HESS, JOHN, 88, 99 Chicago‘s Nelson Algren, 17, 66 Dream with No Name, 170 GABRIEL, JULIE, 141 Hidden History of 9-11, The, 123 China’s Great Leap, 128 DREIFUS, CLAUDIA, 81 GABRIELSSON, EVA, 98, 164 HILFIKER, DAVID, 8, 138 CHOMSKY, NOAM, 7, 40, 113–15 DROOKER, ERIC, 40, 68, 110 GARBUS, MARTIN, 119 Hints & Allegations, 111 CHWAST, SEYMOUR, 58, 67, 172 Dr. Rice in the House, 12 GASKIN, INA MAY, 142 History of Color, A, 108 Citizen Newhouse, 81, 98 Drugs, 16 Generation Roe, 54 History of Marriage, Second Edition, City of Widows, 107 DUBERMAN, MARTIN, 72, 164 Gene Wars, 2nd Edition, 40 A, 50, 137 CLARK, RAMSEY, 124 DUGAN, ALAN, 107, 110 Germs, Biological Warfare, HITE, SHERE, 52 Class, The, 139, 163 DURAS, MARGUERITE, 164 Vaccinations, 143 Hite Report, The, 52 CLAUSEN, JAN, 51, 97 DURR, MORTEN, 177 Get Healthy Now!, 143 HODGE, ALAN, 161 Clean, 185 Eden Express, The, 103, 145 Giants, 44, 122 HOFFMAN, JACK, 13 Clitoral Truth, 2nd Edition, The, 50 Eiffel‘s Tower for Young People, 178 GIFFORD, BARRY, 25–28 Holistic Beauty from the Inside Out, 141 Clitoral Truth, The, 50 ELDRIDGE, LAURA, 51, 55 GINSBERG, ALLEN, 110 Homeland, 9 Cockroach Basketball League, The, 31 Elegy Written on a Crowded Street, 29 GINZBURG, NATALIA, 164 Homer’s Daughter, 161 Colombia and the United States, 94 Emergence of Memory, The, 168 GIONO, JEAN, 165 HONDERICH, TED, 135 Colón y otros canibales, 184 EMERSON, HUNT, 69, 79 Girl Boy Girl, 54 Hope in Leaving, The, 104 Columbus and Other Cannibals, 73 EMMA, 53, 57–58 Girl’s Story, A 157 HORIOT, HUGO, 99, 166 Como conseguir los papeles, 185 Emotional Load, The, 53, 57 GLASS, LOREN, 80 Horse Crazy, 36 Como manejar su propio dinero, 184 Emperor, C‘est Moi, The, 99, 166 Global Governance, 128 HORVATH, BROOKE, 107 ¿Cómo se hace un bebé?, 176, 183 Endgame, Volume 1, 43 Globalizing Civil Society, 127 Hotel Tito, The, 146 Compañeras, 93 Endgame, Volume 2, 43 God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian, 33 House of Moses All-Stars, The, 31 Complete Stories, 33 ENTEKHABIFARD, CAMELIA, 98, 105 God Breaketh Not All Men’s How Trump Stole 2020, 62 Congress and the Shaping of the Middle Entrapment and Other Writings, 17 Hearts Alike, 108 HOWARD, CHRISTOPHER R., 16 East, 104, 118 Epic of Gilgamesh, The, 57 God in Pain, 136 Howard Zinn on..., 74 Contenders, The, 129 EPSTEIN, SAMUEL S., 141 GOLD, JEROME, 138 Howard Zinn on History, Corporate Media and the Threat to ERDREICH, SARAH, 54 GOLDBERG, DANIEL, 81, 88, 99, 138 Second Edition, 74 Democracy, 89 ERNAUX, ANNIE, 157–59 Golden Fleece, The, 162 Howard Zinn on Race, 13, 74 CORTHRON, KIA, 14 Escape Artist, 96 GOLDSTEIN, RICHARD, 119 Howard Zinn on War, Counting on Community, 175 Everybody Talks About the Weather... GOLOGORSKY, BEVERLY, 15 Second Edition, 74 Country for Dying, A 147 We Don‘t, 72 GONCHAROV, IVAN, 165 Huey P. Newton Reader, CRIMMINS, BARRY, 118 Everytime a Knot is Undone, A God Is Gone Tomorrow, 36 2nd Edition, The, 11 Crocodiles, The, 11, 168 Released, 110 GONZÁLEZ, MARTHA E., 174 HUFF, MICKEY, 84–85 Crossing Borders, 146 Evolution, 69 Good Doctor, The, 140 HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH, 133–34 Crude, 41 EWEN, ELIZABETH, 138 Goodbye Mr. Socialism, 137 Hunting the Last Wild Man, 169 CRUMB, R., 142 EWEN, STUART, 138 GOSSETT, HATTIE, 8 HUYSMAN, ARLENE M., 144–145 Cry for Justice, The, 128 EWERT, MARCUS, 54, 173 GOUVEIA, ELISEU, 70 HYATT, KATHRYN, 70 Cuban Club, The, 26 Exercise Will Hurt You, 141 Government in the Future, 114 If This Isn‘t Nice, What Is? (Even More) Culture Struggle, The, 139 Exorcising Terror, 155 Grand Central Winter, 10 Expanded Third Edition, 34 CURIOL, CÉLINE, 163 Exteriors, 158 GRANDES, ALMUDENA, 165 I Had to Say Something, 135 Cutting Corporate Welfare, 45, 117 FAITH, KARLENE, 54, 124 Grandpa Stops a War, 172 Imagination of the Heart, 26 DAMORE, LEO, 97 Fake House, 23 Graphic Canon, Vols. 1-3, The, 60–61, 166 Imagining Paradise, 27, 110 DANAHER, KEVIN, 44 Family Hightower, The, 38 Graphic Canon of Children‘s Literature, Immigrant Suite, The, 8 DANQUAH, MERI NANA-AMA, 7 FARAH, GEORGE, 118 The, 59 Impeach the President, 80, 122 DANZIGER, MERYL, 92, 97, 177 Farewell, Ghosts, 145 Graphic Canon of Crime and Mystery, Impolite Interviews, 8 Dark Alliance Movie Tie-In Edition, 82 Fat Man from La Paz, The, 170 Vol. 1, The, 59 Incantation of Frida K., The, 19 Darwin‘s Ghosts, 154 FEAST, JAMES, 143 Graphic Canon of Crime and Mystery, India Divided, 126 DAVEY, MOYRA, 51 FEDER, MIKE, 98 Vol. 2, The, 59 INDIANA, GARY, 36 DAVIDSON, BRUCE, 14, 97, 137 FEFFER, JOHN, 126 GRAVEL, SENATOR MIKE, 119 Infidels, 147, 169 DAVIDSON, EMILY HAAS, 14, 97, 137 FELLNER, GENE, 40, 72, 97 GRAVES, ROBERT, 161–62, 180 Information War, 90 DAVIS, ANGELA Y., 125 FELSENTHAL, CAROL, 81, 98 Greatest Experiment Ever Performed on INGALLS, JAMES, 106 DAWKINS, KRISTIN, 40, 128 FERNANDES, DEEPA, 118 Women, 2nd Edition, The, 55 Ink Knows No Borders, 182 190 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS INDEX • 191

Innocents, The, 163 LONG, MARTHA, 148–49 MYERS, DANNY, 140 PARIS, ERNA, 120 In Our Control, 51 Long-Haired Cat-Boy Club, 171 My Florence, 66, 102 PASION, ADAM, 69, 79 In Pursuit of Justice, 117 Long Summer Nights, 176 My Shouting, Shattered, Passage, 14 Instinct for Cooperation, The, 70 LOO, DENNIS, 80, 122 Whispering Voice 182 PATERNOSTRO, SILVANA, 95 Insurgent Iraq, 46 Love and Science, 103, 144 MYLONAS, URANIA, 91 PATTERSON, CLAYTON, 78, 91 Interview, 81 Love and War in Afghanistan, 106 My Night in the Planetarium, 175 PEARSON, HUGH, 11 In the Spirit of Homebirth, 142 Love Like Hate, 24 Myth of Human Supremacy, The, 43 PECK, RAOUL, 91 Involuntary Sojourner, The, 13 Lovely Me: The Life of Jacqueline My Times, 88, 99 PELLERIN, CHERYL, 142 Iraq, Inc., 105 Susann, 102 My Turn, 99, 120 PERIŠIĆ, ROBERT, 146 I Refuse to Die, 12, 103 LoveStar, 167 NADER, RALPH, 45, 85, 116–17 PETERSON, MATT, 91 “I Remain in Darkness,” 158 LUNCH, LYDIA, 92, 96 NAGARA, INNOSANTO, 174–175 PHILLIPS, PETER, 44, 80, 86, 122 ISIS: The Terror Nation, 46 Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Name of Death, The, 93 Pity the Reader, 35 Islamist Phoenix, The, 106 Paper, 14 Nanny and the Iceberg, The, 155 PIZZIGATI, SAM, 45, 120 Islands of Resistance, 94 LYND, STAUGHTON, 74 NAPOLEONI, LORETTA, 46–48, 106 PLACERES, ALFREDO, 185 Israel/Palestine: How to End the War of M is for Movement, 175 Natural Histories, 151 Place to Live and Other Selected Essays, 1948, 2nd Edition, 107 Ma, He Sold Me for a Few Cigarettes, 148 Negative Ethnicity, 12 A, 164 I Who Have Never Known Men, 165 Ma, I‘m Gettin Meself a New Mammy, 148 NEGRETE, FREDDY, 68, 101 PLATE, PETER, 29–30 JACKSON, PHIL, 31, 99 Ma, It‘s a Cold Aul Night an I‘m Lookin for NEGRI, ANTONIO, 137 Poems for the Nation, 110 JAGIELSKI, WOJCIECH, 8, 127, 129–131 a Bed, 148 NEGRÓN, LUIS, 55, 167 Poems Seven, 110 JELINEK, ELFRIEDE, 166 Ma, Now I‘m Goin Up in the World, 149 Neon Wilderness, The, 18 POGRUND, BENJAMIN, 11, 89, 101 JENSEN, CARL, 84–86, 88 Madiba A to Z, 12, 83 NETTEL, GUADALUPE, 101, 150–51 Police and Thieves, 30 JENSEN, DERRICK, 42–43 MAGNASON, ANDRI SNÆR, 167, 180 NEUMANN, OSHA, 78 Political Odyssey, A, 119 Jesus of Nazareth, 137 MAGNUSON, JOEL C., 41, 45 Never Come Morning, 18 Political Suicide, 63 Jews Queers Germans, 164 MAHAJAN, RAHUL, 106 Never Shake Hands with a War POLK, LARAY, 40, 114 JOHNS, MICHAEL M.E., 140 MAHARIDGE, DALE, 9, 162 Criminal, 118 POLYP, 69, 79 Joker‘s Wild, The, 62 MALCOLM GARCIA, J., 6 New and Selected Poems 2006, 109 Popular Music from Vittula, 167 JONES, JEFF, 72 Mama’s Boy, 15 NEWMAN, RUSSELL, 89 Port Tropique, 27 JONES, MIKE, 135 MANDELMAN, AVNER, 167 Next 25 Years, The, 119 Possession, The, 158 JONES, STEVE, 101 Manifesto for Another World, 155 Next Republic, The, 112 Postcards From the End of JONNES, JILL, 178 MANN, CHARLES C., 178, 185 NICHOLS, JOHN, 89 America, 7, 24, 58, JONSDOTTIR, ÁSLAUG, 180 Man‘s Place, A, 158 NIEDZVIECKI, HAL, 138 Postpartum Effect, The, 144 Joyous Childbirth Changes the Man without a Country, A, 34 NIEMI, MIKAEL, 167 Power, Privilege and the Post, 198 World, 144 Man with the Golden Arm, The, 18 NIETO, CLARA, 94 POWERS, BOB, 14, 97, 137 Jugheads, The, 16 Maonomics, 47 Night, Again, Second Edition,x 24, 170 Power Trip, 126 JUNGER, ALEJANDRO, 185 MARAZZITI, MARIO, 129 Night Shadows 171 POZNER, VLADIMIR, 78, 168 KATZ, KEREN, 172 MARCOS, SUBCOMANDANTE Night Wanderers, The, 8, 127, 129, 131 PRAKASH, UDAY, 168 KAYTON, BRUCE, 73 INSURGENTE, 94 No Blood, No Foul, 32 PREECE, BRONWYN, 142 KEITH, LIERRE, 42 Marilyn, 70 No Debate, 118 Press Gang, The 91 KERET, ETGAR, 171 MARQUSEE, MIKE, 78, 92 NOGUERA, WILLIAM A., 96 Prince of the World, The, 16 KICK, RUSS, 59–61, 166 Martha and the Slave Catchers, 177 No More, 164 Profit Over People, 114 Killing Game, The, 82 MARTIN, DOUGLAS A., 16 Nonconformity, 18 Progressive Guide to Alternative Media KLAITS, ALEX, 106 MARTY, ROBIN, 49 North Korea/South Korea, 126 and Activism, The, 86 KLEIN, HILARY, 93 Martyrdom of Collins Catch the Bear, No-Signal Area, 146 PROJECT CENSORED, 84–86 KNOOP, SAVANNAH, 54 The, 6 Notes from the Last Testament, 93 Project Censored Guide to Independent KOHAN, NÉSTOR, 70, 93 Mascara, 155 Nuclear War & Environmental Media and Activism, 86 KOK, INGRID DE, 111 Masters of War, 94 Catastrophe, 40, 114 Project Censored Online, 86 KOLHATKAR, SONALI, 106 MCBAY, ARIC, 42–43, 111–112 Nuestros cuerpos, nuestras vidas, 183 Project Censored’s State of the Free KORTEN, DAVID C., 127 MCCAUGHAN, MICHAEL, 94 NULL, GARY, 143 Press 2021 84 KRASSNER, PAUL, 8–9, 16 MCCHESNEY, ROBERT, 89 Obamanomics, 49 Propaganda, Inc., 90 KROG, ANTJIE, 111 MCCONNELL, SUSANNE, 35 Oblomov, 165 Provincetown Seafood Cookbook, 6 KRUCKEWITT, JOAN, 88, 100 MCDONALD, GREGORY, 143 Oh, The Things We’re For! 174 PRUM, VANNAK, 71, 134 KUIJER, GUUS, 135 MCMILLAN, STEPHANIE, 9, 41–42, 45, 68 Ohio Angels, 14 Public Power in the Age of Empire, 129 KUIPERS, DEAN, 119 Media Control, 114 Oh Really? Factor, The, 88 Rabbits’ Rebellion, The, 172 KUMIN, MAXINE, 172, 180 MEEROPOL, RACHEL, 120 Old Garden, The, 160 Racing While Black, 11, 168 KUNSTLER, WILLIAM M., 111 Meme Wars, 44, 68 OLSHANSKY, BARBARA, 120, 126 Radical Walking Tours of New York City, KYI, AUNG SAN SUU, 129 Memoirs of a Born-Free, 12, 103 OLSON-RAYMER, GAYLE, 139 3rd Edition, 73 LAFON, LOLA, 166 Memoirs of a Breton Peasant, 98, 164 On Diversity, 71 RAKHA, YOUSSEF, 11, 100 LALLY, MICHAEL, 107 Memories from a Sinking Ship, 27 Once You Go Back, 16 RALL, TED, 44–45, 62–66, 121 Landscape with Traveler, 27 Mental Load, The, 53, 58 O‘NEAL, CYNTHIA, 101, 139 Ralph Nader Reader, The, 117 LA RICHE, WILLIAM, 111 Merchants of Men, 47 One Foot Off the Gutter, 30 RANCIÈRE, JACQUES, 123, 137 LARSSON, LINUS, 81, 88, 99, 138 MERZ, MISCHA, 54, 100 One Hand Jerking, 9 RATNER, MICHAEL, 120, 126 LASN, KALLE, 44, 68 Microradio & Democracy: (Low) Power to “Only the Super-Rich Can Save RAY, REX, 54, 173 Last Carousel, The, 18 the People, 89 Us!,” 116 RAYMOND, ALYSSA, 182 Last Energy War, The, 123 Miles & Me, 96 Operation Massacre, 90, 95 Reader Over Your Shoulder, The, 161 LATIES, ANDREW, 44 Millennium, The, 38 Order without Power, 40, 112 Reading from Voices of a People‘s History LAURIA, JOE, 119 MILLER, LEONARD T., 11, 100 Orlanda, 165 of the United States, 75 Lawrence and the Arabs, 162 Mindful Economics, 45 Others, The, 163 Rebel Bookseller, 44 LAZARRE-WHITE, KHARY, 14 Minecraft, Second Edition, 81, 99 Other Septembers, Many Americas, 155 Rebel Publisher, 80 LECESCE, JAMES, 181 Minimum Security Chronicles, The, 41, 68 Otra historia de los Estados Unidos, la, REIBSTEIN, MARK, 173 LEIER, MARK, 41, 73, 100 Misdirected, 181 Second Edition, 186 REIFER, THOMAS EHRLICH, 124 LEÓN, JUANA PONCE DE, 94, 170 MITCHAM, HOWARD, 6 Our Media, Not Theirs, 89 REINHART, TANYA, 107 LEVY, D. A., 111 MITCHELL, JAMES, 92, 100 Our Word is Our Weapon, 94 Relatively Indolent But Relentless, 70 Life in Words, The, 96 Moggerhanger, 168 Out of Salem, 181 Remembering Tomorrow, 39, 72, 96 Life of an Anarchist, 40, 72, 97 Moments Politiques, 123, 137 Overcoming Speechlessness, 128 Requiem for the American Dream, 7, 115 Life of Meaning, The, 135 More Than a Game, 31, 99 Overpowered, 141 Resistance, 78 Like a Thief in Broad Daylight 136 More You Watch, The Less You Know, PALAST, GREG, 45, 62, 64, 121 Return to Sender, 117 Like Shaking Hands with God, 10, 34 The, 90 Palm Latitudes, 19 REZA, YASMINA, 146 Listen, Yankee!, 126 MOSS, STANLEY, 108–09 PANAFIEU, JEAN-BAPTISTE DE, 69 Rich Don‘t Always Win, The, 45, 120 Lithium for Medea, 19 Mother Reader, 51 PAPI, GIACOMO, 69, 89 RIDGEWAY, JAMES, 119, 123 Little Apples, 163 Mother‘s Tears, A, 144 Parable of the Sower, 21 Right and Wrong, and Palestine, 9-11, Little Communist Who Never Smiled, MOUSSAOUI, ABD SAMAD, 106 Parable of the Sower & Parable of the Iraq, 7-7..., 135 The, 166 Muerte y la doncella, la, 184 Talents Boxed Set, 21 Rise of the Videogame Zinesters, 81 Live Through This, Second Edition, 51 Mummy Makers of Egypt, The, 177 Parable of the Talents, 21 RIVERA-VALDÉS, SONIA, 185 Living in the Number One Country, 90 Mundo Cruel, 55, 167 Paranoia & Heartbreak, 138 ROBESON, PAUL, JR., 11 Lizard, The, 172 MUSCIO, INGA, 55, 78 Parecomic, 49, 69 ROBESON, SUSAN, 172 Lizzie!, 180 My Depression, 71, 145 PARENTI, MICHAEL, 139 RODRÍGUEZ, LUIS J., 93, 139 192 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS INDEX • 193

Rogue Economics, 47 Souvenirs of a Blown World, 78 Urban Injustice, 8, 138 ZANGANA, HAIFA, 107, 124 ROIPHE, ANNE, 16 So Vast the Prison, 153 VALLVEY, ÁNGELA, 169 Zapatista Encuentro, 95 Rooster Trapped in the Reptile Room, SPELLING, JOHN, 69, 79 VAN REYBROUCK, DAVID, 112 ZAPATISTAS, THE, 95 The, 27 SPENCE, GERRY, 6 VASSILIKOS, VASSILIS, 169 ZAREMBKA, PAUL, 123 Rosario Tijeras, 164, 184 Spit Three Times 57 VECCHIONE, PATRICE, 182 Zenobia, 177 Rose, 55 State of Play, The, 88, 138 VERHOEVEN, PAUL, 137 ZINN, HOWARD, 13, 74–77, 139–140, 186 ROSEN, CHARLEY, 31–32, 99, 101 STEFOFF, REBECCA, 76, 178–79 VILCEK, JAN, 103, 144 Zinn Education Project, The, 77, 140 ROSSETT, BARNEY, 91 STEPHANOU, IRENE, 91 Voice of Hope, The, 129 Zinn Reader, 2nd Edition, The, 77 ROTH, ANDY LEE, 84–85 Stolen Images, 91 Voice Over, 163 ŽIŽEK, SLAVOJ, 136 ROY, ARUNDHATI, 129 Stop Breast Cancer Before It Starts, 141 Voices of a People‘s History of the United ZUNON, ELIZABETH, 180 Roy Stories, The, 27 Stop Here, 15 States, 76–77 Roy’s World, 25 Stories That Changed America, 88 Voices of the Heart, 173 RUBIN, LAURIE, 92, 102, 181 Story of Hurry, The, 176 Voices of the Women‘s Health RUGGIERO, GREG, 89 Story of the Blue Planet, The, 180 Movement, 55 Rumbo al sur, deseando el norte, 184 Street Posters and Ballads, 40, 68, 110 VONNEGUT, KURT, 10, 33–35, 176 Run Run Run, 13 STRINGER, LEE, 10, 34, 102 VONNEGUT, MARK, 103, 145 Sad Stories of the Death of Kings, 28 SUMNER, GREGORY D., 35, 102 Waiting for an Army to Die, Second Sailor & Lula, 2nd Edition, 28 Sun Climbs Slow, The, 120 Edition, 134 Sammy Wong, All-American, 32 Sun Moon Star, 34, 176 WAKEFIELD, DAN, 33–34 SANDERS, ELI, 119 Surveillance Means Security!, 13, 69 WALKER, ALICE, 128 SANTOS, ROSARIO, 170 Sustainable Economy for the 21st WALLACH, LORI, 49 SARAMAGO, JOSE, 172 Century, A, 45 Walls of Delhi, The, 168 SAVAGE, DAN, 119 SUTTON, WARD, 69 Walrus and the Elephant, The, 92, 100 SCELSI, RAF, 137 Sutton Impact, 69 WALSH, RODOLFO, 90, 95 SCHECHTER, DANNY, 83 SWADOS, ELIZABETH, 71, 145 WAMWERE, KOIGI WA, 12, 103 SCHEER, CHRISTOPHER, 123 SWANSON, DAVID, 123 War of Words, 11, 89, 101 SCHEER, ROBERT, 123 Sweetest Thing, The, 54, 100 War on the Bill of Rights—And the SCHERMA, NAHUEL, 70, 93 Syrian Dust, 80, 87, 105 Gathering Resistance, The, 119 SCHILLER, HERBERT I., 90 TAÏA, ABDELLAH, 147, 169 WASSERMAN, HARVEY, 123 SCHOLDER, AMY, 12 TAIBO, PACO IGNACIO, II, 95, 184 Was the 2004 Presidential Election SCHOR, JULIET, 45 TAKAKI, RONALD, 179 Stolen?, 119 SCHRIEVE, HAL, 181 TALBOTT, JOHN R., 49 Weapons in Space, 126 SCHWARTZ, Talking Cure, The, 98 WEBB, GARY, 82 LYNNE SHARON, 146, 164, 168 Talking to the Enemy, 167 Wedding Portrait, The, 174 Scorched Earth, 134 Talk Softly: A Memoir, 101, 139 WEST, CORNEL, 13, 74 SCOTT, BEN, 89 TANENBAUM, LEORA, 56 WESTBROOK, PETER, 13, 103 SEAMAN, BARBARA, 55, 102 Targeted, 118 What Makes a Baby, 56, 144, 183 Seasonal Fires, 111 Tattoo Art of Freddy Negrete, The, 68 What We Leave Behind, 43 Secret Artist, The, 97, 144 TEACHING FOR CHANGE, 77, 139 When Harlem Nearly Killed King, 11 SEEFELT, ELLEN, 142 Teaching with Voices of a People‘s Where Do They Go?, 173 Sex is a Funny Word, 56, 142, 180 History of the United States, 139 Wicked Messenger, 78, 92 SEXTON, ANNE, 172 Tea of Ulaanbaatar, 16 Widows, 156 SFORZA, MICHELLE, 49 TENHOFF, S. P., 13 WILCOX, FRED A., 134 Shadow of Arms, The, 160 Terror Incorporated, 48 WILKERSON, CATHY, 79, 103 SHAH, SONIA, 41 Terrorism, 104 WILLIAMS, BARBARA, 104 Shame, 159 Terrorism and the Economy, 47 WILLIAMS, EMMA, 177 SHAWN, WALLACE, 38 Terrorism and War, 75 WILSON, JEFFREY, 70 SHAY, ART, 17, 66 “There Are Things I Want You to Know” WILSON, SEAN MICHAEL, 49, 69, 79 SHEM, SAMUEL, 38 about Stieg Larsson and Me, 98, 164 WINCKLER, MARTIN, 169 Shere Hite Reader, The, 52 They Hanged My Saintly Billy, 162 Wind from the East, The, 165 SHIVA, VANDANA, 127 Things to Do When You‘re Goth in the Winner of the Slow Bicycle Race, The, 16 Short Course in Intellectual Self-Defense, Country, 37 With Death Laughing, 30 A, 118, 139 Things We Do to Make It Home, The, 15 Wizard of Odds, The, 32, 101 Siege and Fall of Troy, The, 162, 180 Third Chimpanzee for Young People, Wizard‘s Tears, The, 172 SIEGUMFELDT, I. 96 The, 179 Woman‘s Story, A, 159 SILBERT, LAYLE, 38 THOMPSON, CARL, 49, 69 Women‘s Book of Choices, A, 51 Silencing Political Dissent, 118 To Be Healed By the Earth, 142 WOODS, CHAVISA, 37, 50, 56, 96 SILLITOE, ALAN, 168 Told You So, 117 WORDEN, MINKY, 128, 134 SILVERBERG, CORY, 56, 142, 144, 176, 181, TOLEDO, EYMARD, 173 World in an Orange, The, 93 183 Tongue‘s Blood Does Not Run Dry, World Report 2011, 133 SILVERSTON, SONDRA, 171 The, 153 World Report 2012, 133 SIMON, ANDREW, 11, 100 Torturer in the Mirror, The, 124 World Report 2013, 133 SIMON, DAN, 13, 17 To the House of Collateral Damage, 111 World Report 2014, 133 Simple Passion, 159 To the Ramparts, 116 World Report 2015, 133 Sinaloa Story, The, 28 Towers of Stone, 127, 131 World Report 2016, 133 SINCLAIR, UPTON, 38, 128 Trees on Mars, 138 World Report 2017, 133 Sing a Battle Song, 72 Trevor, 181 World Report 2018, 133 Sing It!, 92, 97, 180 Trial of Patrolman Thomas Shea, The, 73 World Report 2019, 133 Skinned, 111 TRIANGLE SQUARE, 171 World Report 2020, 133 SLATTERY, BRIAN FRANCIS, 38 Trips, 142 WRIGHT, MICAH IAN, 13, 69–70 Sleepaway School, 10, 102 TROUPE, QUINCY, 96 Writers, 29 Slut!, 56 Trouthe, Lies, and Basketball, 32 WTO, The, 49 Smile Now, Cry Later, 101 Trump, 65 Wyoming, 28 SMYTH, FIONA, 56, 142, 144, 176, 181, Truth Has Changed, The, 112 Year of the Zinc Penny, The, 15 183 Typecasting, 138 Years, The, 157 Snitch Factory, 30 Umbrella of U.S. Power, Second Edition, YOSHIMURA, DR. TADASHI, 144 SNOW, NANCY, 90 The, 115 You Back the Attack! We‘ll Bomb Who We Snowden, 64, 121 Undiscovered Chekhov, The, 163 Want!, 70 SOK-YONG, HWANG, 160 Unfinished Revolution, The, 134 YOUNG, ED, 171, 173 Solitude & Company, 95 United States v. George W. Bush et al., 79 YOUNG, MARILYN, 74 Solitude of Compassion, The, 165 Unraveling of the Bush Presidency, Young People‘s History of the United SOLNIT, DAVID, 128 The, 80 States, A, 76, 140, 179 SOLOTAROFF, TED, 39, 102 Unruly Women, 54, 124 Yudl, 38 Soon the Rest Will Fall, 30 Unstuck in Time, 35, 102 Yugen, 173 So Real It Hurts, 92, 96 Up Against the Wall Motherf**ker, 78 Z: 50th Anniversary Edition, 169 Southern Nights, 26 Up-Down, The, 28 Zacarias, My Brother, 106 194 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS E-BOOK ISBN LIST • 195

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9781609803339 Ages of Lulu, The 9781609801120 Camelia 9781609800246 AIDS 9781609801571 Cape Cod Years of John Fitzgerald Kennedy, The 9781609801793 AIDS in Nepal 9781609801564 Captured 9781609801809 Albino Album, The 9781609804770 Case Against Lame Duck Impeachment, The 9781609801816 Algerian White 9781609801076 Case of Dr. Sachs, The 9781609800994 Algren at Sea 9781583229378 Case of Mumia Abu-Jamal, The 9781609801823 All City 9781609809409 Castle Cross the Magnet Carter, The 9781609806583 All Lara’s Wars 9781644210178 Catfight 9781609801250 All Things Censored 9781609801588 Censored 1996 9781609801847 All You Can Eat 9781583229781 Censored 1997 9781609801854 Almost Complete Poems 9781609807283 Censored 1998 9781609801861 America‘s Disappeared 9781609801595 Censored 1999 9781609801878 American Falls 9781609800291 Censored 2000 9781609801885 America Syndrome, The 9781609807412 Censored 2001 9781609801892 America, We Need To Talk 9781609807306 Censored 2003 9781609801212 Amores Locos y los Peligros del Contagio 9781609801601 Censored 2004 9781609801908 Anarchism and the Politics of Violation 9781609808778 Censored 2005 9781609801915 And Their Children After Them, 30th Anniversary Edition 9781609809829 Censored 2006 9781609801922 And We Sold the Rain 9781609801632 Censored 2007 9781583229767 Angels of Catastrophe 9781609800536 Censored 2008 9781583229996 Ani DiFranco 9781609800208 Censored 2009 9781583229521 Animal Envy 9781609807535 Censored 2010 9781609800529 Another Way to Play 9781609808310 Censored 2011 9781609801939 Anti-American Manifesto, The 9781609801649 Censored 2012 9781609803582 Anti-Capitalism 9781609803667 Censored 2013 9781609804237 Apocalypse Then 9781609801656 Censored 2014 9781609804954 Appeal to Reason 9781609801663 Censored 2015 9781609805661 Apples & Oranges 9781609807504 Censored 2016 9781609806460 Approaching Great Transformation, The 9781609804817 Censored 2017 9781609807160 Arctic Voices 9781609803865 Censored 2018 9781609807825 Are Prisons Obsolete? 9781609801045 Censored 2019 9781609808709 Army of None 9781609800024 Censored 2020 9781609809614 Arno and the Mini-Machine 9781609808808 Chicago‘s Nelson Algren 9781609800970 Arsonist, The 9781644210017 China‘s Great Leap 9781583229538 Artists in Times of War 9781609801670 Christmas in New York 9781609801946 As the World Burns 9781583229590 Citizen Newhouse 9781609801953 Asleep in the Garden 9781609801687 City of Widows 9781609800710 At Times 9781609809843 Class, The 9781583229408 At War With War 9781609807801 Clean 9781609803537 Atty at Law 9781644210130 Clitoral Truth, The 9781609800109 Autism Puzzle, The 9781609803926 Clitoral Truth, 2nd Edition, The 9781609807726 Autobiography of a Blue-eyed Devil 9781609805210 Cockroach Basketball League, The 9781609801960 Autodafe 1 9781609801694 Colombia and the United States 9781609801977 Autodafe 2 9781609801700 Columbus and Other Cannibals 9781583229828 Autodafe 3/4 9781609801717 Como Consequir los Papeles 9781609801984 Babylon 9781609808334 Como Manejar Su Propio Dinero 9781609803988 Bad Shoes & The Women Who Love Them 9781609800758 Como Se Hace Un Bebe 9781609807702 Bakunin 9781609800437 Compañeras 9781609805883 Ballad of the Black and Blue Mind 9781609806095 Complete Guide to Sensible Eating, The 9781609802004 Barney Polan‘s Game 9781609801724 Congress and the Shaping of the Middle East 9781609805623 196 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS E-BOOK ISBN LIST • 197

Contenders, The 9781609800260 Future of Media, The 9781609800451 Corporate Media and the Threat to Democracy 9781609801175 Gene Wars 9781609803575 Country for Dying, A 9781609809911 Generation Roe 9781609804596 Crocodiles, The 9781609805722 Germs, Biological Warfare, Vaccinations 9781609803957 Crossing Borders 9781609807924 Get Healthy Now! 9781609800956 Crude 9781609800635 Giants 9781609808723 Cry for Justice, The 9781609808372 Girl Boy Girl 9781583229903 Cuban Club, The 9781609807900 Girl’s Story, A 9781609809522 Culture Struggle, The 9781609801205 Global Governance 9781609802233 Cutting Corporate Welfare 9781609802011 Globalizing Civil Society 9781609801137 Dark Alliance 9781609802028 God Bless You, Dr. Kevorkian 9781609802097 Darwin‘s Ghosts 9781609808259 God Breaketh Not All Men‘s Hearts Alike 9781609803568 Daybreak 9781609800659 God in Pain 9781609803704 Dead Heat 9781609802035 Gone Tomorrow 9781609808648 Death of Ben Linder, The 9781609802042 Good Doctor, The 9781609809973 Deep Green Resistance 9781609801427 Goodbye Mr. Socialism 9781583229958 Democracy Detained 9781583229606 Government in the Future 9781609802240 Derrick Jensen Reader, The 9781609804053 Gullible’s Travels 9781609809898 Destination Paradise 9781609808440 Grand Central Winter 9781609802257 Devil‘s Stocking, The 9781609802059 Grandpa Stops a War 9781609808839 Different Mirror for Young People, A 9781609804176 Graphic Canon of Crime and Mystery, Vol 1, The 9781609807863 Dirty in Cashmere 9781609806187 Graphic Canon of Crime and Mystery, Vol 2, The 9781609808273 Disunited States, The 9781609805326 Greatest Experiment Ever Performed on Women, The 9781609800628 DIY Resistance 9781609808136 Greed 9781609800406 Do the Blind Dream? 9781609801106 Guest, The 9781583229729 Do You Dream in Color? 9781609804251 Hamas 9781609800833 ¿Dónde va a parar? 9781609807184 Handbook for a Post-Roe America 9781609809508 Dr. Rice in the House 9781609800604 Happening 9781609802264 Dream with No Name 9781609802066 Harnessing Anger 9781609802271 Dreaming Up America 9781609800055 Haymarket 9781583228142 Dreams 9781609801281 Healing Your Body Naturally 9781609802288 Drugs 9781609804022 Hearts and Hands 9781609800574 Eden Express, The 9781609800697 Hearts and Hands, Second Edition 9781609805548 Eiffel‘s Tower for Young People 9781609809065 Hello Cruel World 9781583229668 Elegy Written on a Crowded Street 9781609802073 Hidden History of 9/11, The 9781609800727 Emergence of Memory, The 9781609800611 Hints and Allegations 9781609802295 Emotional Load, The 9781609809577 History of Color, A 9781609802318 Emperor, C‘est Moi, The 9781609806132 History of Marriage, A 9781609800857 Endgame, Volume 1 9781583229736 Hite Report, The 9781609800352 Endgame, Volume 2 9781583229743 Holistic Beauty from the Inside Out 9781609804626 Entrapment and Other Writings 9781583229415 Homeland 9781583228180 Epic of Gilgamesh, The 9781609807948 Hope in Leaving, The 9781609806736 Escape Artist 9781609807986 Horse Crazy 9781609808624 Everybody Talks About the Weather . . . We Don‘t 9781609800468 Hotel Tito, The 9781609807962 Everytime a Knot is Undone, a God is Released 9781609805951 House of Moses All-Stars, The 9781609802325 Evolution 9781609800512 How to Keep Your Feet and Legs Healthy for a Lifetime 9781609802332 Exercise Will Hurt You 9781609805364 How Trump Stole 2020 9781644210574 Exorcising Terror 9781609802080 Howard Zinn on History 9781609802349 Exteriors 9781609802103 Howard Zinn on Race 9781609803346 Fake House 9781609802110 Howard Zinn on War 9781609802356 Family Hightower, The 9781609805647 Huey P. Newton Reader, The 9781609800482 Farewell, Ghosts 9781644210086 Hunting the Last Wild Man 9781609802363 Fat Man from La Paz, The 9781609802134 I Had to Say Something 9781609800413 Few Things I Know About Glafkos Thrassakis, The 9781609802127 I Refuse to Die 9781609802370 Fidel 9781609800819 I Remain in Darkness 9781609802387 Fidel 9781609802226 I Who Have Never Known Men 9781609802394 Field Guide for Female Interrogators, A 9781609800277 Imagination of the Heart, The 9781583229835 Fight the Power! 9781609804930 Imagining Paradise 9781609803759 Final Edition 9781609801243 Immigrant Suite, The 9781583229552 First Loves 9781609802141 Impeach the President 9781609802400 Five Biggest Lies Bush Told Us About Iraq, The 9781609802158 Impolite Interviews 9781609803964 Fledgling 9781583228043 In Our Control 9781609802417 Fluoride Deception, The 9781609800086 In Pursuit of Justice 9781609802424 Flying Close to the Sun 9781609800703 In the Spirit of Homebirth 9781609805807 Fogtown 9781609802165 Incantation of Frida K. 9781609800079 Food-Mood Connection, The 9781609800505 India Divided 9781609802431 For Women Only! 9781609802172 Infidels 9781609806811 Francis, the People‘s Pope 9781609807610 Information War 9781609802448 Free Thinkers, The 9781609802196 Ink Knows No Borders 9781609809089 Freedom Summer for Young People 9781644210116 Innocents, The 9781583227954 From Our Land to Our Land 9781609809737 Instinct for Cooperation, The 9781609808174 From the Third Eye 9781609806163 Insurgent Iraq 9781583228098 Frozen Woman, A 9781609802202 Interview 9781609802455 Fruit of all My Grief, The 9781609809546 Involuntary Sojourner, The 9781609809652 Full Spectrum Dominance 9781609802219 Iraq, Inc. 9781609800130 Full Spectrum Resistance, Vol. 1 9781609809126 ISIS: The Terror Nation 9781609807269 Rull Spectrum Resistance, Vol. 2 9781609809294 Islands of Resistance 9781609801182 198 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS E-BOOK ISBN LIST • 199

Israel/Palestina 9781609802516 Nanny and the Iceberg, The 9781609800222 Israel/Palestine 9781609801229 Natural Histories 9781609805524 Jesus of Nazareth 9781609800772 Natural Pet Care 9781609802677 Jews Queers Germans 9781609807399 Negative Ethnicity 9781609802684 Joyous Childbirth Changes the World 9781609805258 Neon Wilderness, The 9781609802691 Jugheads, The 9781609805845 Never Come Morning 9781609802707 Killing Game, The 9781609801434 Never Shake Hands with a War Criminal 9781609800185 La Muerta y la Doncella 9781609800215 New and Selected Poems 2006 9781609802714 La Otra Historia de los Estados Unidos 9781609802813 Next 25 Years, The 9781609800284 Landscape with Traveler 9781609805005 Next Republic, The 9781609808570 Last Carousel, The 9781609802479 Night Shadows 9781644210253 Last Energy War, The 9781609802486 Night Wanderers, The 9781609803612 Life in Words, A 9781609807788 Night, Again 9781583229682 Life of an Anarchist 9781609800062 No Blood, No Foul 9781609800581 Life of Meaning, The 9781609800000 No Debate 9781609801090 Like a Thief in Broad Daylight 9781609809768 No More 9781609802721 Like Shaking Hands with God 9781609801458 No-Signal Area 9781609809713 Listen Yankee! 9781609805975 Nonconformity 9781609802738 Lithium for Medea 9781609802493 North Korea/South Korea 9781609802745 Little Apples 9781609806651 Notes From the Last Testament 9781609801052 Little Communist Who Never Smiled, The 9781609806927 Nuclear War and Environmental Catastrophe 9781609804558 Live Through This 9781609800123 Nuestra Arma es Nuestra Palabra 9781609802752 Living in the Number One Country 9781609802509 Nuestros Cuerpos, Nuestras Vidas 9781609802769 Lizzie! 9781609805197 Obamanomics 9781609800680 Lizard, The 9781609809348 Oblomov 9781583229866 Long-Haired Cat-Boy Cub 9781609809324 Oh Really? Factor, The 9781609800338 Long Summer Nights 9781609808990 Oh, The Things We’re For! 9781644210154 Love & War in Afghanistan 9781583229750 Ohio Angels 9781609802783 Love Like Hate 9781609801298 Old Garden, The 9781609800383 Lovely Me 9781609802523 On Diversity 9781609809805 LoveStar 9781609804275 Once You Go Back 9781583229446 Lydia Cassat Reading the Morning Paper 9781609802530 One Foot Off the Gutter 9781609800543 M is for Movement 9781609809362 One Hand Jerking 9781609801144 Ma, He Sold Me for a Few Cigarettes 9781609804152 Operation Massacre 9781609805142 Ma, I‘m Gettin Meself a New Mammy 9781609805029 Order Without Power 9781609804725 Ma, It‘s a Cold Aul Night an I‘m Lookin for a Bed 9781609805999 Orlanda 9781609802790 Ma, Now I‘m Goin Up in the World 9781609806880 Other Septembers, Many Americas 9781609802806 Madiba A to Z 9781609805586 Others, The 9781583229392 Mama‘s Boy 9781609801465 Our Media, Not Theirs 9781609802820 Man with the Golden Arm, The 9781609803599 Our Word is Our Weapon 9781609800444 Man with the Golden Arm, The 9781609802547 Out of Salem 9781609809027 Man Without a Country, A 9781583227909 Overcoming Speechlessness 9781609800789 Manifesto for Another World 9781609802561 Overpowered 9781609805104 Maonomics 9781609803520 Palm Latitudes 9781609802837 Man‘s Place, A 9781609802554 Parable of the Sower 9781609802844 Marilyn 9781609802578 Parable of the Talents 9781609803650 Martha and the Slave Catchers 9781609808013 Paranoia & Heartbreak 9781583229859 Martyrdom of Collins Catch the Bear, The 9781609809676 Parecomic 9781609804572 Mascara 9781609802585 Passage 9781609807849 Masters of War 9781609800499 Place to Live, A 9781609800307 Media Control 9781609800154 Poems for the Nation 9781609802868 Meme Wars 9781609804336 Poems Seven 9781609800239 Memoirs of a Breton Peasant 9781609802592 Police and Thieves 9781609802875 Memories from a Sinking Ship 9781583229422 Political Odyssey, A 9781609800321 Mental Load, The 9781609809195 Political Suicide 9781609809959 Merchants of Men 9781609807092 Popular Music from Vittula 9781609802882 Microradio & Democracy 9781609802608 Port Tropique 9781583229842 Miles and Me 9781609808358 Possession, The 9781583229804 Millennium, The 9781609802615 Postpartum Effect, The 9781609802899 Mindful Economics 9781583229927 Power Trip 9781609800253 Minecraft 9781609805388 Power, Privilege and the Post 9781609802905 Minimum Security Chronicles, The 9781609805128 Press Gang, The 9781609809782 Misdirected 9781609805746 Prince of the World 9781609804398 Moments Politiques 9781609805340 Profit Over People 9781609802912 More Than a Game 9781609802622 Progressive Guide to Alternative Media and Activism, The 9781609802929 More You Watch the Less You Know, The 9781609802639 Project Censored Guide to Independent Media and Activism 9781609802936 Mother Reader 9781609801021 Project Censored’s State of the Free Press 2021 9781644210277 Mother‘s Tears, A 9781609802646 Propaganda, Inc. 9781609800826 MP3 and the Infinite Digital Jukebox 9781609802653 Provincetown Seafood Cookbook 9781609808402 Mundo Cruel 9781609804190 Public Power in the Age of Empire 9781609802943 My Depression 9781609805500 Rabbits‘ Rebellion, The 9781609809386 My Florence 9781609806255 Racing While Black 9781583229385 My Times 9781609802660 Radical Walking Tours of New York City 9781609800420 My Night in the Planetarium 9781609807016 Radical Walking Tours of New York City, 3rd Edition 9781609806897 My Shouting, Shattered, Whispering Voice 9781609809867 Ralph Nader Reader, The 9781609802950 My Turn 9781609807523 Rebel Bookseller 9781609803377 Name of Death, The 9781609808297 Rebel Publisher 9781609809225 200 • SEVEN STORIES PRESS E-BOOK ISBN LIST • 201

Relatively Indolent but Relentless 9781609805173 To the House of Collateral Damage 9781583229910 Remembering Tomorrow 9781609800017 To the Ramparts 9781609808488 Requiem for the American Dream 9781609807375 Told You So 9781609804756 Resistance 9781583229613 Tongue‘s Blood Does Not Run Dry, The 9781583229699 Return to Sender 9781609806279 Torturer in the Mirror, The 9781609803155 Rich Don‘t Always Win, The 9781609804350 Towers of Stone 9781609800390 Right & Wrong & Palestine 9781583229705 Trevor 9781609804213 Rise of the Videogame Zinesters 9781609803735 Trial of Patrolman Shea, The 9781609807320 Rogue Economics 9781583229941 Trips 9781609803162 Rooster Trapped in the Reptile Room, The 9781609800925 Trouthe, Lies, and Basketball 9781609809423 Rosario Tijeras 9781609802974 Trump 9781609807597 Rosario Tijeras 9781609803544 Typecasting 9781583229491 Rose 9781609801441 Umbrella of U.S. Power, The 9781609800178 Roy Stories, The 9781609804985 Undiscovered Chekhov, The 9781609803179 Roy’s World 9781644210239 Unfinished Revolution, The 9781609803889 Rumbo al Sur. Deseando el Norte 9781609802981 United States v. G. W. 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