Crashing the Gate

Crashing the Gate is a shot across the bow at the political establishment in Washington DC and a call to re-democratize politics in America.

Rehearsing with Gods

Photographer Ronald T. Simon and novelist (Insect Dreams) Marc Estrin have set out to capture the legendary Bread and Puppet Theater's magnificent drama. It is a partnership of stunning duotone photographs and essays that describe Bread and Puppet from its inception to the present.

Unembedded

Unembedded is a uniquely intimate, undistorted look at the faces of the war in Iraq.

Castaways

Cadwalader, a Marine captain severely wounded in Viet Nam, recuperates but is unable to return to combat. Strongly influenced by his experience in the Marines, he recruits a small band of unlikely "teachers"--well-educated social drop-outs--and launches an experiment in the rehabilitation of hard-core juvenile delinquents. The site he selects is Penikese, a remote island off the Massachusetts coast. Once a leper colony, Penikese is slowly transformed by the students and staff into a self-sufficient school community.

Welcome to the Machine

Derrick Jensen and George Draffan reveal the modern culture of the machine, where corporate might makes technology right, government money feeds the greed for mad science, and absolute surveillance leads to absolute control.

The Culture of Make Believe

What begins as an exploration of the lines of thought and experience that run between the massive lynchings in early twentieth-century America to today's death squads in South America soon explodes into an examination of the very heart of our civilization.

Walking on Water

Walking on Water is a startlingly evocative examination of teaching, writing, creativity, and life. Part scathing critique of our current educational system, part hands-on method for learning how to write, part inspirational life lesson plan, Walking on Water is a book to leave you breathless (but with dry feet) on the other shore.

Don't Think of an Elephant!

George Lakoff explains in Don't Think of an Elephant! how the right has framed the notion of the political center, he presents both the most original and the most practical analysis of United States politics in many years.

Start Making Sense

The first look at the lessons learned from the 2004 election, and an opening salvo from leading American thinkers, writers, and activists on how citizens can begin to deliver U.S. politics from fear and fundamentalism.

Ready, Set, Talk!

Ready, Set, Talk! will help anyone--from the novice activist to the sophisticated public relations professional--develop a talk media message, prepare a campaign, and roll it out. The authors demystify the process of identifying and analyzing potential media targets and opportunities, and show readers how to develop media events for maximum attention and continuing exposure on talk media.

Crashing the Gate

Crashing the Gate is a shot across the bow at the political establishment in Washington DC and a call to re-democratize politics in America.

How Democrats and Progressives Can Win DVD

Featuring a lively interview with George Lakoff , television news clip, and illustrative graphics, this is a must see media tool for everyone who wants to better understand and communicate the progressive agenda.

Don't Think of an Elephant!

George Lakoff explains in Don't Think of an Elephant! how the right has framed the notion of the political center, he presents both the most original and the most practical analysis of United States politics in many years.

Guantˆnamo

Guantˆnamo teams prominent international human rights lawyer Michael Ratner with political journalist Ellen Ray to reveal the truth about the U.S. military prison camps in Cuba.

Since Sliced Bread

Since Sliced Bread is a collection of smart, concise, and achievable ideas for solving the big problems that face society at home and even around the world.