Since it is in fact going to snow and “wintry mix” nonstop, we are going to be closed today.
| website | https://redemmas.org |
| address | 3128 Greenmount Baltimore |
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Worker-owned radical bookstore, coffeeshop, and organizing space, founded in 2004.
We need your help.
We're still $5k away from hitting our fundraising target for this year.
Make a tax-deductible donation now at https://redemmas.fund
Help us clear the shelves before we have to inventory all these books.
20% off all in-stock books until the end of the year, in the store or online at https://redemmas.org/books (use the code BOOKSROCK at checkout)
This past year, we've already hosted *340* free events, workshops, and public discussions. Sure, we're an incredible worker cooperative bookstore and restaurant, but we're also a platform for writers, readers, radical education, community organizing, and more — and making that happen sustainably takes a little help from you.
We're kicking off our year end fundraising drive today — if you care about radical space and have a few bucks to spare, donate today at https://redemmas.fund
Don't miss our Cyber Monday flash sale—20% off all in stock books online using the code CYBER at checkout. Today only! Load up on books while supporting radical space in Baltimore: https://redemmas.org/books
Image: A detail of the cover of Donna Haraway’s “Simians, Cyborgs, and Women,” which features Lynn Randolph’s amazing 1989 painting “Cyborg.” The collection includes Haraway’s massively important essay “The Cyborg Manifesto,” which, among many other things, charts “the possibilities for our reconstitution includ[ing] the utopian dream of the hope for a monstrous world without gender.”
Cyber Monday flash sale! 20% off online on all in stock books, today only. Use the code CYBER at check out. Shop now, save, and support radical space in Baltimore: https://redemmas.org/books
Image: A detail of the cover of “Close Encounters: Film, Feminism, and Science Fiction,” edited by Constance Penley, and featuring a photograph of artist Yura Adams from her 1983 performance “Alien Streams.”
The book, notably, includes the complete script of “Friendship’s Death,” a 1987 film starring Tilda Swinton as an alien robot sent to Earth on a mission of interstellar peace, and who eventually takes up arms with the PLO during the events of Black September in Jordan, explaining that “I have every reason to identify with the Palestinians.”
Our schedule for the Baltimore Book Festival is packed with free talks and panels across three different stages on Saturday 9/13 and Sunday 9/14....
Full schedule for all of our Baltimore Book Festival talks, across all three of our stages this year, is here: https://redemmas.org/BookFestival2025/