In the order listed above:
Resistance is a charming comic about kids in occupied France. I reviewed it for The Comics Journal.
I wrote a profile of Yoram Bauman, the “stand-up economist” and writer of The Cartoon Introduction to Economics for the Reed College alumni magazine.
And I reviewed two books on counterinsurgency and anthropology for Z Magazine — American Counterinsurgency and The Counter-Counterinsurgency Manual.
Cartoons:
I had a review of Joe Sacco’s latest, Footnotes in Gaza, in the March issue of In These Times.
Also last month, I wrote a small article for San Francisco on Sanjay Patel’s illustrated version of the ancient Hindu tale, Ramayana. (It’s not on the web. Sorry.)
Cops:
A small excerpt from Our Enemies in Blue, “Explaining Away the Abuse,” appears on the website of West Denver Copwatch.
I’ll be speaking in Seattle this Thursday, giving a talk titled “Cop Killers and Killer Cops: Political Considerations.”
It’s at Left Bank Books, 92 Pike Street, Seattle, on Thursday April 15, at 7:30 pm.
For more information, see: http://www.leftbankbooks.com/store/Events
If you’ll be in Seattle, please come by — and tell your friends!
Well, actually — just me. But I’ll be talking about Oscar Wilde.
The Bay Area Anarchist Book Fair runs Saturday and Sunday, March 13-14, at the San Francisco County Fair Building, Golden Gate Park.
My talk will be Sunday, March 14th, at 1pm in the Auditorium.