Part memoir, part investigative journalism, Cambodian Grrrl is the account of teaching self-publishing to the first generation of university women in an impoverished country scarred by genocide and political repression.

Unmarketable examines the corrosive effects of corporate infiltration of the underground. Author Anne Elizabeth Moore takes a critical look at the savvy advertising agencies, corporate marketing teams, and branding experts who use DIY techniques to reach a youth market—and at members of the underground who have helped forward corporate agendas through their own artistic, and occasionally activist, projects.

The long-awaited Second Edition of the Manifesti of Radical Literature is a 64-page anarchist style guide for cultural producers, with chapters on such foundational political acts as throwing away one’s dictionary, creating one’s own system of punctuation, and refusing to ...

The flagship title in the Best American Comics series from Houghton Mifflin paired Anne Elizabeth Moore (Punk Planet) with the legendary Harvey Pekar (American Splendor) and set a new standard for comics anthologies.

A respectful, straightforward how-to guide for youth who have a problem with the way the world works, but don’t yet know how to articulate their demands or want to know how to achieve their goals for world change. This book will provide any young adult a solid grounding in current media systems and with hands-on, easy-to-follow instructions. With an emphasis on community building, teamwork, historical research and self-expression, this book will also prove useful for improving skills sought after by educational and after-school programmes.