Recent Books

  • New Enclosures

    Price: $6.95

    New Enclosures
    Midnight Notes Collective
    Midnight
    No Light
    No Time
    No Work
    Midnight
    SecretSurprise
    Power
    Midnight

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  • Rethinking Marxism

    Price: $14.95

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  • Read Me!

    Price: $19.95

    A compilation of writings and debates from the Nettime newsgroup and internet mailing list. This book documents the debates over emerging media technologies that are currently reshaping society. What are the liberatory potentials? Where are the points of political conflict and class struggle in this new culture? What are the pitfalls of new technology? Read Me! provides the beginnings of this discussion and an outline for what has become a continuing forum on the Net.

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  • Radiotext(e)

    Price: $14.95

    A first-ever collection of documents that makes a strong articulate case for radio as a communication of hope and horror — an “other” medium. This is our Big Grey Book of Radio — from the avant garde to the prescriptive, radio as subversive instrument, political cudgel, and prank.Includes work by: Leon Trotsky, Tetsuo Kogawa, Ezra Pound, Abbie Hoffman, Sinclair, Bertolt Brecht, Weill, Negativland, Marinetti, George Orwell, and many more.

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  • Psychedelics ReImagined

    Price: $14.95

    This collection of writings on contemporary psychedelic culture covers a huge range of material, including biographical material on Casteneda, Ganesh Baba, and Fitz Hugh Ludlow, the Biblical history of certain plants, the intersecting of science and institutions in the drug world, rave culture, drug tourism, and more. Also includes preface material by Hakim Bey and Timothy Leary, the editor’s extensive networking contacts, and many book and journal reviews.

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  • Polemics

    Price: $9.95

    Poetry and polemics have typically gone in opposite directions — the fine flame of the sonnet, blue cone in orange, versus the raging blazes of oratory. But opposites are alike in every way but one, and when poets have bcome politically aroused, Areopagiticas of language have been ignited (look it up!). Now three poets long associated with the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa in Boulder have joined their linguistic bonfires in a volume of polemical poems. Put a dark glass over your mind’s eye and read!

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