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Books/Printed Stuff

Three Clicks Left by Katerina Gogou

Three Clicks Left by Katerina Gogou

Original paperback, pb, 64 pgs. The only English translation available of the Greek actress, poet, and militant anarchist.

$13.00

Antinostalgia by Robert Anbian

Antinostalgia by Robert Anbian

Ruddy Duck Press original paperback, pb, 75 pgs.

$15.00

Robert Anbian's Blame the Powerful: Political Poems

Robert Anbian's Blame the Powerful: Political Poems

4.25” x 6.5”; 32 pages; pb; saddle-stitched; SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR

$10.00

Tomorrow Triumphant by Otto René Castillo

Tomorrow Triumphant by Otto René Castillo

Original paperback, pb, 144 pgs. Newly discovered mint copies of the celebrated, long out-of-print Roque Dalton Brigade translation from Night Horn Books. SUPPLIES LIMITED!

$50.00

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We are a group of writers, artists and activists seeking to contribute our skills and experience to the growing struggle against war and militarism - openly embraced by the Bush regime but nurtured by long-standing U.S. policies - and against the social and economic injustices that generate and drive conflicts around the world.

We are using the language of visual icons and products in order to reach the widest possible audience with universal messages in support of peace, justice, and freedom of conscience. We do this without respect for the distinctions between art, propaganda, and commerce, and with full knowledge that we fly into the unforgiving maw of "commodification" and its brain-bending contradictions.