Essential Reading for the 2024 U.S. Election
Browse a selection of Verso books covering this election's most pressing issues.
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Verso Specials: Enzo Traverso
Enzo Traverso on the global far right, the Frankfurt School, left wing melancholia, and Israel's war against Gaza. -
Introducing the Verso Gift Card
Share radical ideas with a Verso Gift Card.
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Neurodiversity as a radical social movement
Jodie Hare assesses how much of the earliest work on autism, neurodivergence and disability began from a position of prejudice and fear.
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Books You May Have Missed This Year
Prize-winners, critically-acclaimed, and endorsed by some of the best: here are some books you may have missed this year, but should definitely be on your radar!
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Steve Bell walks with the zombies
To celebrate the publication of If…Stands Up, the award-winning former Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell writes about his first encounters with Margaret Thatcher and other horrors. -
Verso books are (NOT) on sale!
For the first time ever, buy Verso books at full price!
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Verso Specials: Cyberboss, with Craig Gent
Craig Gent talks algorithmic management, the gig economy, and lost mid-century dreams of a technological utopia. -
Wisecrack X Verso Books Reading List
Discounted titles for Wisecrack subscribers!
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Verso Book Club: Disaster Nationalism
Disaster Nationalism: The Downfall of Liberal Civilization by Richard Seymour is one of our Verso Book Club November reads. -
I survived a massacre in the so-called safe zone
I thought I would be in the U.S. on a scholarship. Instead I was running for my life from yet another Israeli attack. -
Escaping England
In the aftermath of the summer riots, George Evans re-reads Tom Nairn in order to examine the possibilities of a progressive left English nationalism in the face of the Far Right, asking whether it is possible, or desirable, to escape from England.
