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Pound The Pavement #10

Josh Macphee

Pound the Pavement's new binding technique helps to hold its wealth of content — Approximately 200 protest images of George Bush's face, or slanderous spray-paint scrawl invoking his...

CARtoons

Andy Singer

An incredible collection of cartoons, quotes, and succinct information presenting a personal and provocative look at our relationship with the automobile, from Ford's first assembly lines to...

The Flow Chronicles

The Urban Hermitt

First book-length collection of the wanderings, musings, lust for life, and stream of consciousness of the Hermitt, as she distorts the boundaries and redefines the lines between hip-hop, punks,...

Country Diary Drawings

36 Drawings by Clifford Harper

Clifford Harper

36 new illustrations from the now legendary anarchist illustrator, together with an introduction from thte writer Richard Boston.

The Ballad of Santo Caserio

John Gallas

Clifford Harper illustrates John Gallas's ballad poem about the life and times of the Italian anarchist Santo Caserio, a baker who assassinated the French President, a little man who tried to...

The City of Dreadful Night

James Thomson

James Thomson's epic poem The City Of Dreadful Night first appeared in 1874 and acheived in its day some fame and was read by many, but in the decades that followed the poem and the poet sank into...

The Ballad of Robin Hood and the Deer

John Gallas

Every land has its hero. Ours is an outlaw, rebel and thief - Robin Hood. Each era gives him its identity. The illustrator Clifford Harper and the poet John Gallas give us a new version of Robin -...

World War 3 Illustrated

1980-1988

Seth Tobocman

A 'best of' of the first ten issues of this seminal magazine, fusing art and politics like none other! You'll recognize many of the names - Sue Coe, Eric Drooker, Sabrina Jones, Peter Bagge, Paula...

Introducing Nietzsche

Laurence Gane

An illustrated introduction to the ideas of the man Freud believed had "greater self-knowledge than anyone I have read". Is God dead? Is traditional morality just a 'useful mistake'. Does 'the will...