We are still experiencing difficulty with our website book order form (but we're close to a solution that will mean that from then on, whatever book you want you'll be able to buy, directly, through the web or on the phone, and it will always be in stock). To purchase one of our titles in the meantime, the best way is still to email us at southend@southendpress.org or visit your favorite local independent bookstore.
Questions? Please email us directly at southend@southendpress.org .
Like to take part in our participatory media project? We’re putting together a brief video on the importance of movement publishing, and we’d love to have you participate. It won’t take long. All you have to do is call this phone number (347) 470-8163 and fill in the blanks on this MadLib: My name is [BLANK] and when I want to [BLANK] I turn to South End Press.
Call us, and leave a message in 15 seconds or less. Then stay tuned to see if your answer appears in our video on Movement Publishing.
The struggle continues, so we are also seeking donations. Any amount will help. And for gifts of $100 or more, you will receive a Read. Write. Revolt. tote bag of sturdy black canvas for all those wonderful books (while supplies last).
To make a donation, please email us with your telephone number or follow this secure link: Network for Good
Thank you, as ever, for making movement publishing possible. Read. Write. Revolt.
~The South End Press collective
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The Revolution Starts at Home: Confronting Intimate Violence Within Activist Communities
Ching-In Chen, Jai Dulani & Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, eds. |
In Kashmir: Gender, Militarization and the Modern Nation-State
Seema Kazi |
When the Prisoners Ran Walpole: A True Story in the Movement for Prison Abolition
Jamie Bissonette |