Book Review
Truth-telling about Nicaragua’s long revolution for liberation and democracy
March 14, 2023An overview of recent Nicaraguan history, written by a direct eyewitness and participant.
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Albert Maltz’s ‘A Tale of One January’ finally published in the U.S.
February 10, 2023To celebrate the rediscovery of Albert Maltz and the republication of A Tale of One January, Alma Books caught up with literature professor Patrick Chura.
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Book review and response: ‘People Love Dead Jews’
January 4, 2023These essays touching on the overall theme—“reports,” with a more corroborated affidavit —were mostly published in other venues before coming together as a book of 12 fascinating, elegantly argued chapters.
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Anti-war leader and CODEPINK co-founder Medea Benjamin discusses new book on Ukraine
December 19, 2022New volume details background to the war and talks about the need for a stronger anti-war movement.
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Manuel Tiago’s ‘A Line in the Sand’: How to beat back a fascist coup
December 12, 2022In many of his previous works , “Tiago” would use his own experiences to look at Communist militants emerging from a life of underground struggle in prisons, factories, shops and streets in the last days of...
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