Books

'The Rebel’s Clinic': Frantz Fanon's legacy in a new era of colonial genocide

In his new biography of the revolutionary psychiatrist's life, Adam Shatz asks what Fanon would have made of the 7 October attacks and its aftermath

Their End Is Our Beginning: On imagining a world free of cops

Forgotten: Searching for Palestine’s Hidden Places and Lost Memorials

We are Not Numbers: The Voices of Gaza’s Youth

Mahsa Amini uprising: What do revolutionaries want when everything has already been tried?

Hamid Dabashi

Gaza genocide: How the hell did this happen, asks Pankaj Mishra

American fascism: Sue Coe's new book fails to realise Trump is not an aberration

These four books show how Israeli-American savagery is on the losing side of history

Hamid Dabashi

'Get In': The plot involving a pro-Israel Irishman that helped Keir Starmer to power

Being Jewish after Gaza: Peter Beinart's 'reckoning' is a bid to rehabilitate Zionism

Israel raids beloved Palestinian bookstores and detains owners

Omar El Akkad: 'One Day, Everyone Will Have Always Been Against This'

Fabricating Homeland Security: How India was sold the dream to become 'more like Israel'

Israel's war on Gaza

'If I must die': An anthology of a stubborn, brilliant life in Gaza

The Message: How Palestine changed Ta-Nehisi Coates's view of justice

Salt Journals: Tunisian women describe their country’s legacy of political imprisonment

How Ta-Nehisi Coates broke free of liberal Zionism

Hamid Dabashi

The Racket: A chronicle of chaos wrought by the US empire around the globe

Leila Sansour

Dar al-Fata al-Arabi: A look at the first Arab publishing house dedicated to children

Daybreak in Gaza: New anthology aims to preserve a culture being destroyed