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Read Issue 60

The essays of issue 60 invite readers to consider the collective struggles for and stakes of mobility—of freedom movements, of moving and being moved by others, of diaspora, of moving past white-capitalist hegemony and toward abolition, ungovernability, socialism…

Brit Schulte tends to the (“anti-conclusion”) conclusion of Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s Abolition Geography: Essays Toward Liberation; Shani Strand follows the sonic landscapes of drill and dancehall attuned to the social potentials of “badness”; and Kate Wagner walks—literally and metaphorically—through the political possibilities sparked by Socialist Reconstruction.

Brit Schulte_Organizing Against Abandonment: Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s Latest Movement Offering Abolition Geography

Free: Survivors 1, Issues 1 and 2. Photograph by the author.

From Brit Schulte’s “Organizing Against Abandonment: Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s Latest Movement Offering Abolition Geography” in the Avery Review 60 (February 2023), link.

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Winners of AIGA 50 Books | 50 Covers
Three of our recent titles are winners of AIGA Design’s 50 Books | 50 Covers awards of 2019. We want to extend a huge thanks and congratulations to: Scott Vander Zee, who won in the Cover and Book category for Space Settlements by Fred Scharmen; Glen Cummings who won in the Book category for The Revolution Will be Stopped Halfway by Jason Oddy; and Laura Coombs who won in the cover and book categories for SIGNAL. IMAGE. ARCHITECTURE. by John May. Photos courtesy of Scott Vander Zee, Sebastian Bach, and Laura Coombs.