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'The People Are Not One: Socialist Strategy After Left Populism'

In The People Are Not One, Daniel Tutt and C. Derick Varn dismantle the central illusion of contemporary left politics: that “the people” can serve as a coherent subject of emancipation. Against both right and left populisms, they argue that this fantasy of unity obscures real class antagonisms and traps socialism in a dead-end politics of moral appeal and electoral maneuver.

Pre-order form revolpress.com

'The People Are Not One: Socialist Strategy After Left Populism
Pre-Order (Ships late June)
In The People Are Not One, Daniel Tutt and C. Derick Varn dismantle the central illusion of contemporary left politics: that “the people” can serve as a coherent subject of emancipation. Against both right and left populisms, they argue that this fantasy of unity obscures class antagonisms and traps socialism in a dead-end politics of moral appeal and electoral maneuver.

Tales from the Corp Part 3: Friendly Fire

What does it take to stay alive in a corporate world? Theory Gang writes for the Revol Press substack with a personal tale of survival.

https://revolpress.substack.com/publish/post/193962217

Revol Press is happy to publish the following at the end of the June from Daniel Tutt & C Derick Varn, who I'm personally very happy to work with:

"The People Are Not One is a manifesto for a post-populist left willing to confront fragmentation head-on and begin the long work of reconstructing class power."

Pre-Order here, currently at 12.99 + postage: https://www.revolpress.com/preorder-books/p/the-people-are-not-one-paperback

Illustration by artist Andrew Cooper

Author Rob Faure Walker joins the Jung on Purpose podcast and shares his insights on how reconnecting with nature and understanding our collective shadows can foster healing and resilience in today's complex world.

Preorder his book, Radical Jung, from revolpress.com

https://youtu.be/M1a9ZplfBBQ?si=ed3JJuvaK6-HtA0m

A Marxist reflection on the uses and abuses of art by Capital.

'The trouble with our times is that almost everyone is unable to see beyond the moralizing noise of social and mass media to the material realities that govern our blighted existence.'

https://revolpress.substack.com/p/uncool-britannia-art-and-gentrification

A text on our current era of bureaucracy by Richard Jones for the Revol Press substack:

'Another everyday example of the unpleasantness of officious bureaucratic overreach, which doubles serendipitously as an illustration of the fundamental socially-instigated biases and class character of bureaucracy, can be found in the rationalizing processes implemented by (un)employment offices throughout much of Europe.'

https://revolpress.substack.com/p/fleeing-kafkas-absurdist-castle-disenchantment

Ahead of next year’s release of the Revol Press compendium 'What’s Left of Metal?’ (Eds. David Burke, Mike Watson), Mike Watson commences a series of dialogues with its contributors. This first dialogue sees Tom Cardwell discuss his artistic practice in relation to metal, social class, and issues of identity.

https://revolpress.substack.com/p/metal-arts-class-aesthetics-and-identity