Miscellaneous Books
New Nottingham Journal
Issue 1 is
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Literary Journal
The rebel city’s brand new magazine, featuring top quality fiction, non-fiction and poetry from around the world.
Issue 1 is out now. Visit our shop to order, or add your email to our subscribers list below to stay in the loop!
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Motherhood: On the choices of being a woman
Pragya Agarwal
This is a book about motherhood. And the shapes it takes. This is a book about bodies. And how some are less than the sum of their parts. This is a book about choices. The roads we follow, and those we are not allowed to walk.
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Changemakers
Radical Strategies for Social Movement Organising
Jane (University of Leeds) Holgate, John (Ella Baker School of Organising) Page
Crafted for those who dare to challenge the status quo, this is a radical guide for activists.
Drawing from frontline experiences in trade unions, environmentalism, animal rights, and social justice movements, the book explores essential themes from leadership to the art of negotiation. It asks crucial questions about organising and social movements in the 21st century.
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Bollocks : A Word On Trial
by Michael Eaton
The play of the true story about the police raid on Nottingham’s Virgin Records, for stocking a Sex Pistols record with a challenging title
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Overheard In Notts (Vol 7)
The Pierre of the Resistance
The Pierre of the Resistance is a 36-page Mr-Men-sized book that can be yours for £6 (including P&P). It makes an excellent stocking filler or Secret Santa gift.
Within those 36 pages you will encounter the silliest and funniest things that were recorded on our clandestine city-wide surveillance network and published in the pages of LeftLion magazine between Issue 175 (September 2024) and Issue 185 (July 2025).
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One Woman’s War
Essays Written in War, for Peace
Dana Mills
On October 7th 2023 the lives of all Israelis and all Palestinians changed forever. Hamas killed over 1200 Israelis and others, then Israel started a relentless attack on Gaza.
For three months, Israeli peace activist Dana Mills wrote near daily essays, reporting her fears, thoughts and – occasionally – hopes. She knew a number of people killed on that first day, many were fellow peace activists, and she had worked as a Jewish human rights advocate for Gazans and those living under occupation on the West Bank.
These essays are presented in their raw form, barely edited. One woman’s war, written for peace.
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An Accidental Bookseller: A Personal Memoir of Foyles
by Bill Samuel
Bill Samuel has written (and self-published) an entertaining, old-fashioned memoir of the firm, his own rather adventurous life before joining the family business and his successful attempt to rebuild the finances and reputation of Foyles, both of which had been destroyed by his aunt Christina Foyle.
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Dream Catcher
Editor: Hannah Stone
Literary Magazine
Dream Catcher is an international arts journal, which offers contemporary readers a terrific mix of poetry, prose, artwork and reviews. Our contributors span the globe, making Dream Catcher a truly international magazine. Dream Catcher’s eclecticism is its strength. The range of literary styles is wide and what began as a magazine for student writers has become a discerning publication keen to attract new work from wherever it might emerge, aimed at readers wherever they might be.
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Your Right to Protest
Understand It, Use It
Christian Weaver
Misc
In this handbook, campaigning lawyer Christian Weaver brings together everything you need to know when taking a stand. Whether you are marching on the streets or making your voice heard from your own front room, organising in your workplace or writing a letter to your MP, this essential guide equips you with your fundamental rights and the laws that protect you – as well as the ones you might inadvertently break.
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