January 30
REMEMBERING RUSSELL BANKS
MARCH 28, 1940 — JANUARY 7, 2023
"He could take on the heaviest projects with the lightest of hearts, or make it seem so, and so many of his books were enduring, great works of American literature."
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#FreeAlaa
FIFTEEN Nobel Laureates Demand Freedom for POLITICAL PRISONER
Alaa Abd el-Fattah
"We must ensure that our words are spoken in defence of the most vulnerable – because we know that our silence puts them at greater risk."
GETTING LOST
A NEW MEMOIR FROM FRENCH LITERARY ICON ANNIE ERNAUX
TRANSLATED BY ALISON L. STRAYER
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A LIFE OF ACTIVISM
HOWARD ZINN IN HIS OWN WORDS
Selected Writings for the Centennial
A collaboration between publishers Beacon Press, Haymarket Books, The New Press, and Seven Stories Press
A Young People's History of the United States
Revised and Updated
HOWARD ZINN
EDITED BY REBECCA STEFOFF
WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY ED MORALES
THE NEW HANDBOOK FOR A POST-ROE AMERICA
by Robin Marty
The guide you need to get the healthcare you need—by any means necessary.
HAPPENING
BY ANNIE ERNAUX
TRANSLATED BY TANYA LESLIE
Annie Ernaux's memoir of her illegal aboriton in 1963.
Now an award-winning film directed by Audrey Diwan.
YOU KNOW, SEX
Bodies, Gender, Puberty and Other Things!
BY CORY SILVERBERG AND FIONA SMYTH
A completely new, radically inclusive approach to learning about puberty, sex, and gender. Ages 10+
YOU HAVE NOT YET BEEN DEFEATED
Selected Writings
YOU HAVE NOT YET BEEN DEFEATED
Selected Writings
BY ALAA ABD EL-FATTAH
FOREWORD BY NAOMI KLEIN
ARE PRISONS OBSOLETE?
by Angela Y. Davis
What is prison abolition? In Are Prisons Obsolete?, Angela Y. Davis presents a compelling case for why we must immediately dismantle the prison industrial complex.
FLEDGLING
A NOVEL
BY OCTAVIA BUTLER
FEATURING AN INTRO BY NISI SHAWL
Now available in a new slipcase edition with art by Paul Lewin
Recommended Reading: New and Bestselling Books
New releases and bestselling titles from Seven Stories Press.
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Introducing the Seven Stories Selects Book Club
We're proud to announce the (beta) launch of our brand new book club, Seven Stories Selects
When we share our motto, “works of the radical imagination,” we’re talking about all the revolutionary ways books change the world by shaping the identities of the people who write and read them. Our books might be works of politics, or literature, for kids or adults. It’s an eclectic mix with a philosophical underpinning and a stubborn belief that there are such things as great books, and it’s always our aim to ring that bell. When you believe that works of literature and works of politics are both works of the radical imagination, everything changes.
We’re launching the Seven Stories Selects Book Club to introduce our readers to the totality—the complete circle—of our publishing vision, to share works by our authors in such a way that you can experience the fullness of these books in the context out of which they grew.
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January21
In his new memoir Dancing with History: A Life for Peace and Justice, Quaker activist George...
Washington, D.C., United States
January27
Join Lizzie Borden at Skylight Books for a reading of Whorephobia with additional...
February09
In his new memoir Dancing with History: A Life for Peace and Justice, Quaker activist George...
Seattle, WA
7.00pm
Elliot Bay Book Company
February01
George Lakey will speak about and sign his new book, "Dancing with History," at Boulder Bookstore.
