Release: May 1, 2009
Reducing our carbon footprint is only the tip of the quickly melting iceberg. The Green Zone presents a sobering revelation: until we address the attack that the US military is waging on the global environment, the things we do at home won’t change a thing.
Release: May 1, 2009
Lavish full-color reproductions of more than 250 of the best posters that have emerged from the American labor movement. Readers will want to return again and again to this visually fascinating treasury of little-known images from the past.
Release: April 1, 2009
The first English-language evaluation of the French anarchist movement between WWI and WWII. David Berry's original research explores the debates and growing pains of a massive, working-class, revolutionary movement facing great obstacles and uncertainty.
Release: April 1, 2009
A piercing, impassioned guide to living a truly responsible life on earth. Award-winning writer Derrick Jensen and activist Aric McBay weave historical analysis and devastatingly beautiful prose to remind us that one being’s waste must always become another being's food.
Release: March 24, 2009
Today there are more slaves than at any time in history, according to this report on current and former slaves and slave dealers. Skinner's travelogue-cum-indictment is interspersed with a detailed account of the work of John Miller, America's antislavery czar.
Release: March 17, 2009
Whether you want to glow in the dark, swallow a sword, quit smoking, find Atlantis, live forever, get out of jury duty, stop global warming, become a ninja, or simply be the center of the universe, Be Amazing covers all the essential life skills. Just absorb a few pages, then let the hero worship begin!
Release: March 1, 2009
Tennessee Reed was diagnosed at an early age with language-based learning disorders. The experts agreed that she would never read or write. This book is an inspiring memoir of one woman's struggle to overcome racism and institutional authority and achieve what everyone said was impossible.
Release: March 1, 2009
In 1985, Diana Block, her infant son and five companions active in the struggle for Puerto Rican independence fled L.A. after finding a surveillance device in their car. Facing the possibility of arrest because of her militant activities, Diana spent the next decade living underground.
Release: February 17, 2009
The small amount of space needed to grow microgreens (a porch, patio, windowsill, or balcony) allows them to be easily incorporated into daily meals. Microgreens teaches the easy process of how to plant and grow little greens, as well as how to harvest your results every two weeks.
Release: February 17, 2009
Kiernan examines outbreaks of mass violence, focusing on worldwide colonial exterminations and twentieth-century case studies including the Armenian genocide, the Nazi Holocaust, Stalin’s mass murders, and the Cambodian and Rwandan genocides.
The nation's only stand-alone membership organization dedicated to helping homeless people help themselves.
Local poets host our monthly poetry slam night. Open mic followed by slam competition. Registration at 7:30pm.
Canceled. A band from South Carolina / Florida that plays folk tunes about booze and boxcars. Expect ukuleles, banjos and fun!
A public orientation to Asheville's only worker-owned cafe co-op! Come learn about the history and structure of Firestorm Cafe and Books! Internship applications available.
Ash Devine showcases the newest rising stars in town! Come to perform, or just kick back and enjoy the best of Asheville's rich local talent!
Join fellow Asheville residents every Wednesday to promote civilian police oversight and review.
Come every Wednesday to play or just to listen!
A monthly gathering to explore polyamory and support individuals for whom it is a lifestyle.
Asheville's very own South French Broads celebrate their new CD at this all ages show and release party.
Oakland-based celloist McClive joins Asheville's irresistable Lindbo for an evening of East-meets-West folk melodies, playful rythmn and vocals.
Interested in joining Asheville LETS? This is your big chance! This orientation will prepare you to participate in the network.
Local Author Mindi Meltz reads from Beauty, a story and a poem which carries the reader through a fluid dream of interconnected moments, intimate and rich with longing.
Melodic, acoustic thought-rock with a strong voice and intelligent lyrics, Paine has just released his debut solo album on Park Bench Records.
An awesome slate of talent including Scratch Gravel (punk), Nikki Talley (folk), Shift (pscydelic/jam) and more. All for $10.
A local chapter of the Anarchist Black Cross (ABC) which organizes material and legal support for revolutionary prisoners worldwide.