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Dora Malech's latest anthology of poems written in the last decade and appearing for the first time in a single volume.

An anthology from the radical group that reoriented critical revolutionary theory by affirming that social change emerges through ordinary people's everyday lives and struggles.

Constantine Tsoucalas draws upon a range of philosophical discourses to understand our times' greatest woe: the extreme fetishization of the self.

This book places artworks by Kenneth Goldsmith side-by-side with the original text of Wittgenstein's Tractatus.

Edith Wharton offers a scathing attack on ¿mechanical¿ readers who are having a disastrous impact on the world of letters.

In 1931 Lauro de Bosis flew over Rome in a small plane in order to scatter anti-Fascist pamphlets from the sky. He did not survive the journey, but he left behind a remarkable testament.

Stephen Leacock writes a masterful account of how humour works¿and of how it very often doesn¿t.

Baron d¿Holbach¿s 1776 Essay on the Art of Crawling is a delicious satire on the sycophancy and self-abasement rife in the courts of Europe.

Book of Water is a collection of short stories about desire, fear, life, care, and ecological anxiety, all narrated through the physical and metaphysical presence of water.

This book argues against the establishment of a demographically representative social elite, and for economic justice for everyone.

In this volume, Michael Peppiatt, Francis Bacon's long-time friend and biographer, has gathered Bacon's most memorable aphorisms.

This book offers an incisive account of interwar Europe and a warning against the lure of tribal loyalties and antipathies.

In this volume, Agamben has collected all of his fierce, passionate, and deeply personal interventions regarding the current health emergency.