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Over the last quarter of a century, John Bellamy Foster's work on ecological Marxism has been hugely influential on the international le...

Outside of the radical left  The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte is not one of Karl Marx's best  known works. This is a shame, b...

It is not uncommon, while looking at reviews of Chanda Prescod-Weinstein's The Disordered Cosmos , to see people describe it as a book o...

Regular readers of this blog (there are some, right?) might have spotted my predilection for "end of the world" dystopian fiction....

The ongoing way that human society is changing the species and ecosystems around us has roots in historic ecological transformations and the...

There are several remarkable things about Christopher St John Sprigg's Death of an Airman. The first one is that despite its popularity ...

Despite a lifetime spent reading classic science fiction, for some reason I had never read Arthur C Clarke's The Fountains of Paradise ....

Between 1940 and 1943 Malta became one of the most heavily bombed parts of Western Europe. Under siege by the Axis forces because of its cru...

Early modern England was a society in transformation. On the one hand capitalist social relations were beginning to shape almost every aspec...

Hag's Nook is a novel by the prolific John Dickson Carr and the first of twenty-three such books featuring his famous detective Dr. Fel...

The first half of Florian Huber's book documents horrors that took place towards the end of the Second World War. As the Red Army advanc...

I was looking forward to reading The City of Brass . The cover grabbed me and the outline describing a young woman in eighteenth century Cai...

Mark Stoyle's book is the first new study of the Western Rising for many years, and he has found much new archival material to freshen a...

Following several highly disruptive alien attacks on human military infrastructure, poet, spaceship captain, code-breaker and linguist Rydra...

We are used to thinking of Martin Luther's impact in terms of religion - the beginning of the Reformation in Germany that led to the fun...