The Legacy of Dawn Foster
Daniel Baker reflects on the important legacy of Repeater author Dawn Foster Last weekend was the one year anniversary of the sudden passing of Dawn
Daniel Baker reflects on the important legacy of Repeater author Dawn Foster Last weekend was the one year anniversary of the sudden passing of Dawn
In May we had a launch party for The Repeater Book of Heroism at Vout-O-Reenee’s in Aldgate, celebrating the work of all our contributors, who
There’s often an understandably knee-jerk reaction to critical writing about alcohol. After all, experiments with prohibition have largely been a racist and anti-poor disaster, while
In the past few weeks we’ve seen mounting tensions between pro government thugs and peaceful protestors across Sri Lanka including in the GotaGoGama region. In
The conflict in Ukraine has now settled into the worst kind of dynamic for children and their families: intensive aerial bombardment of urban areas. Attacks
Team Repeater select some of their favourite reads of 2021 in this festive end of year recommendation blog. Publisher, Editor and Author Tariq’s favourite reads:
Time is short, our enemies are legion, we are spoilt for causes worth fighting for: no one needs another internecine left-wing squabble, which is why
As the year draws to a close, Team Repeater consider the state of their bookshelves and survey the year through their favourite reads.
I’m not usually one for epigraphs. But I couldn’t resist adding one in the conclusion to my book Strange Hate: Antisemitism, Racism and the
Today marks nine years since the publication of Capitalist Realism by Mark Fisher, a concept and work that he would apply and build upon
To celebrate the haunting season we are offering 50% off our selected titles for the next 48 hours. What a better way to get into
October marks the Black History Month in the UK, and in its honor we selected an extract from Decolonial Daughter: Letters from a Black Woman
On October 10th thirty years ago, London witnessed one of the most remarkable and intriguing cultural events of its modern history. A concert which used
Darren Ambrose, editor of k-punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings of Mark Fisher (2004-2016), on Orwell, through Pynchon, in the age of Trump. There is
In this edited extract from 1966 and Not All That, Sanaa Qureshi discusses the relationship between football and nationalism, and whether football can
This is an edited extract from David Stubb’s 1996 & the End of History– available here and currently just £4.50 including UK postage in our half
In this edited extract from Games Without Frontiers, Joe Kennedy analyses the relationship between the World Cup, politics, nationalism and authentocracy. Games Without Frontiers (paperback + free ebook
As the campaign in Ireland to Repeal the 8th reaches its climax, here’s a guide to some movements from the US that are combining feminist
An edited extract from Authentocrats by Joe Kennedy, out on 21st June from Repeater The Nine Yorkshiremen of the Apocalypse On the Friday evening before the June
To celebrate May Day, we’re offering 50% off on some of our politics titles for today only! See all of the titles included below: Anti-Politics: On
In May we’ll be publishing Lesley-Ann Brown’s Decolonial Daughter: Letters from a Black Woman to her European Son, a book which explores, through the lens
In the second part of his essay on the role of MI6 and the CIA in the Iranian coup of 1953, No Less Than Mystic
The Mark Fisher Memorial Lecture is hosted annually in January by the Department of Visual Cultures at Goldsmiths, University of London. Each time, a speaker will
How did the CIA and MI6 orchestrate a coup d’etat in Iran in 1953? In this new, two-part essay, No Less Than Mystic author John Medhurst looks
You can now read an extract from Aaron J Leonard and Conor A Gallagher’s A Threat of the First Magnitude – FBI Counterintelligence and Infiltration from the
In November we will be publishing a collection of Mark’s work – K-punk: The Collected Writings of Mark Fisher, edited by Darren Ambrose and with a
11 July 1968 – 13 January 2017 RIP K-PUNK In November we will be publishing a collection of Mark’s work – K-punk: The Collected Writings
We will be publishing an anthology of Mark Fisher’s writing, edited by Darren Ambrose and with a foreword by Simon Reynolds, in the second half
