Review: Great John Maclean Has Come Home to the Clyde
by Iain Gault
A new biography of John Maclean brings fascinating new information to light, writes Iain Gault.
Review: An October in Catalonia
by Sean Bell
Nearly seven years on from Catalonia's so-called illegal referendum, Sean Bell reviews a new Marxist analysis of events which garnered much attention and sympathy in Scotland.
Review: For the Earth to Live: The Case for Ecosocialism
by Duncan Chapel
Duncan Chapel reviews a new book making the case for ecosocialism.
Review: Disposable – America’s Contempt for the Underclass
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell revisits the Covid-19 pandemic in Scotland and the USA as he reviews "one of the most compelling and powerful socialist polemics to emerge from the United States in a generation".
James Connolly, lost and found
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell offers personal reflections on a new collection of James Connolly's lost and early writings.
Review: The tragedy of Megalopolis
by Sean Bell
Sean Bell delivers his verdict on Francis Ford Coppola's $120 million magnum opus, Megalopolis.
Review: A History of Irish Republicanism in Dundee
by Sean Bell
A new history of Irish republicanism in Dundee makes a valuable contribution to our understanding of Irish diaspora and solidarity politics in Scotland, writes Sean Bell.
Review: Greater than the Sum of our Parts
by Mary McGregor
Mary McGregor reviews Nada Elia's Greater than the Sum of Our Parts: Feminism, Inter/Nationalism, and Palestine.
Declarations of Love — revolutionary poetry at its best
by Mary McGregor
Mary McGregor reviews Declarations of Love, a new collection of poems by Jim Aitken with drawings by Martin Gollan.
