Ape Sh*t, a new zine by writer and designer Carrie McLaren, looks at the ways monkeys and apes have communicated to humans that they’re individuals too

Ape Sh*t looks at the often sordid relationship between humans and other primate species, zeroing in on capuchins—and the bizarre American saga of the “service monkey” In the late 1970s, advances in ...

Ape Sh*t, a new zine by writer and designer Carrie McLaren, looks at the ways monkeys and apes have communicated to humans that they’re individuals too

The world’s leading forensic scholar exposes international duplicity and complicity in the Gaza genocide.

Is AI a bubble or humanity’s last invention? An existing harm or an existential threat? Obsolete cuts through the hype and false binaries to answer all the AI questions you have, while raising some yo...

The world’s leading forensic scholar exposes international duplicity and complicity in the Gaza genocide.

Has Andy Burnham saved Labour? This smart, lively polemic argues otherwise: A party still bound to economic orthodoxy cannot restore its fragmenting coalition. Any turn to a new left politics must…

Has Andy Burnham saved Labour? This smart, lively polemic argues otherwise: A party still bound to economic orthodoxy cannot restore its fragmenting coalition. Any turn to a new left politics must…

Beckett’s Children is a lyrical blend of personal memoir, father-son dialogue, and literary investigation that probes the works of Irish writer Samuel Beckett and American poet Susan Howe in search…

Inspired by the filmmaker Frederick Wiseman’s documentation of historic institutions, Post Post offers a portrait of one the most cherished fixtures of American life: the United States Postal…

With over 17,000 members, Brooklyn’s Park Slope Food Cooperative is the country’s largest collectively owned and managed grocery store and as such, the largest of its kind to boycott the sale of…

Raha Nik-Andish, an Iranian writer living in Tehran, has risked his life to give the world an account of survival under the U.S. and Israel’s bombs. We owe it to him to listen.

Over nearly a half century, David Hirst was The Guardian newspaper’s indispensable voice from the Middle East; this landmark book gathers the best of Hirst’s reporting

What good is the law? From Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to the international community’s failure to enforce the ICC arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu over alleged war crimes, the foundations o...

Urgent Care brings together the notes Greek surgeon Christos Georgalas kept and the photographs he took while living and working at Nasser Hospital, Gaza's largest active hospital, during one of the…

As the BBC approaches charter renewal in 2028, this book asks a question few are willing to confront: who does the BBC really serve? At a moment when public media faces its most consequential reckonin...

Launch of Rosa Luxemburg's Herbarium with the author Claudia Horn in conversation with Lux Editor Cora Currier sponsored by RLS-NYC

An anthology of Black birders' experiences birding for community building, racial and environmental justice, and for the joy and sense of calm it has brought into their lives. Bird Song features…

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