Trust No One, Richard B. Spence’s exhaustive volume about one of the most enigmatic and mysterious figures of the twentieth century, accesses new material from both Russian and British intelligence, and corrects decades of disinformation from every political side of the capitalist/communist equation. Sidney Reilly spent most of his life in the shadows of international [...]
Running on Emptiness
The Pathology of Civilization
John ZerzanIntroduction by Theresa Kintz
John Zerzan, anarcho-primitivist philosopher, ideological friend to Ted Kaczynski, and mentor to the anti-Globalist anarchists who set the world aflame in Seattle and Europe, is back with Running on Emptiness: The Pathology of Civilization. Author of Elements of Refusal, Questioning Technology, Future Primitive and Other Essays, and the editor of Against Civilization: Readings and Reflections, Zerzan’s anti-technology writings [...]
The Revolution®
Quotations from Revolution Party Chairman R.U. Sirius
Introduction by Andrei Codrescu
On February 19, 2000, R.U. Sirius announced his candidacy for President of the United States. Founder and publisher (until 1992) of the influential cybermag Mondo 2000, Revolution Party Chairman Sirius enters the political fray with an essential piece of crypto-Communist propaganda: THE REVOLUTION®. Combining left and libertarian politics with a kind of post-political futurism and the love [...]
Psychic Dictatorship in the U.S.A.
Alex Constantine
Warning: Alex Constantine’s research may well upset the psychic equilibrium of the casual reader. Carefully documented articles examine the Realpolitik of contemporary America, including original material on: * Electromagnetic and bio-telemetric mind control experimentation and torture on involuntary human subjects in America today. * Nutrasweet and its role in the dumbing of America. * The use of [...]
The Octopus
Secret Government and the Death of Danny Casolaro
Kenn Thomas and Jim Keith
Writer Danny Casolaro was on the trail of the Octopus when he was found dead in a West Virginia hotel in 1991, becoming part of the most extraordinary political tale of the ’90s. The slashes in his wrists were too deep to be self-inflicted. The accordion file with his recent research was missing. He had [...]
Erik Jan Hanussen
Hitler’s Jewish Clairvoyant
Mel Gordon
Erik Jan Hanussen made a name for himself as Europe’s most audacious and controversial soothsayer. Billing himself as “The Man Who Knows All,” he performed in cabarets and music halls, attracting the attention of everyone from Sigmund Freud and Thomas Mann to Marlene Dietrich and Peter Lorre. His exceptional paranormal abilities–along with his stage specialty [...]
The Bomb
The Classic Novel of Anarchist Violence
Frank HarrisIntroduction by John Dos PassosAfterword by John Zerzan
Over 100 years ago the infamous Haymarket affair in Chicago pierced the world with news of what would now be characterized as “terrorist violence.” In the Haymarket incident, a bomb killed police gathered to club and maul labor protesters. And although the police could not find the man who threw the bomb, labor and anarchist [...]
15 to Life
How I Painted My Way to Freedom
Anthony Papa, with Jennifer Wynn
15 to Life tells a rare adventure story: how a family man, railroaded by the subterfuge surrounding the War on Drugs, was able to get an early release from prison and become a major activist against draconian drug laws. Offered a chance to make a quick $500, Anthony Papa agreed to deliver an envelope in [...]
Shit Magnet
One Man’s Miraculous Ability to Absorb the World’s Guilt
Jim Goad
Few writers have seen their words blamed for obscenity trials, White House shootings, and triple suicides, but fuck all you other writers—I’m a unique case. I get into more trouble than anyone I’ve ever met. So as I sat for nearly two-and-a-half years locked in a cell, I put pencil to paper and tried to [...]
Muerte!
Death in Mexican Popular Culture
Edited by Harvey Bennett Stafford Contributions from Diego Rivera, José Posada, Cuauhtémoc Medina and Lorna Scott Fox
How a culture approaches and depicts death says a lot about the way it faces life. In America, death is a fixture of pop culture, shown in fantasies that are violent but curiously detached from reality and moral lessons. In Mexico, death occupies a much different cultural space. Muerte! explores the lurid history of Mexico’s fascination [...]
