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The 1967 Paul Newman film Hombre is a classic revisionist western.
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As a young man in the 1950s in a small village in Togo, West Africa, Tété-Michel Kpomassie was bitten by a snake while climbing a tree for coconuts.
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The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss has some notoriety among fantasy fiction readers, as its volume one of a trilogy that at the time of reviewing only has two volumes.
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One of the least interesting things about Neanderthal's is why they vanished.
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***Spoiler Alert***R.C.Sherriff is best known for his World War One play Journey's End and as the screenwriter for such classic films as The Dambusters and Goodbye, Mr Chips.
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In July 1990 the Canadian state laid siege to an Indigenous Mohawk community near the town of Oka in Quebec.
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The dull and sordid life of an unknown British agent in the 1960s is once again the delightful subject of Len Deighton's Funeral in Berlin.
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I write this review the day news reaches us of a horrific tragedy in Nepal.
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In 1936 a revolutionary movement swept the Spanish state.
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Almost all of Ivan Doig's novels are, like Doig himself, rooted in Montana - even when they stray out of the state.
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The gameshow format exploded in popularity in the US in the late 1950s.
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Bill McGuire is a respected geologist and climate scientist.
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Emmanuel Terray was a French political activist and Marxist anthropologist whose work was enormously important in the development of anthropological ideas.
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In the early 1930s, as fascism in Germany grew from strength to strength, the great Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky wrote a series of pamphlets and articles to explain the nature of fascism and to argue for a working class strategy that could defeat it.
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In 1938 George Clare, then aged 17 and an Austrian Jew, fled Vienna where he had grown up to escape the Nazi annexation of the country.
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Well they always say you shouldn't be afraid to try new things.
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As Socialist Worker editor Tomáš Tengely-Evans has had to cover more than their share of imperialist conflict and the threat of such conflict.
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From the end of World War One through to the 1950s Eastern Europe's peasant societies were engaged in a new continuous "Peasant War".
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Despite my love of Iain M.
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The third volume of Bryan D.
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Sinclair Lewis' Elmer Gantry is a delightfully cynical black comedy.
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Volume two of Bryan D.
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Three great works of Marxism mark the transition from Marx and Engels' work on economics into the modern era.
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In January 1848, Francesco Bagnasco, a radical Scilian who believed in the "universal regeneration" of society in the face of inequality, unemployment and hunger, spoke:The time of useless prayers has passed.
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*** Spoilers ***Apparently R.F.
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Grey Ginther and Ezzy Desjarlais are two Métis cousins living in an old trailer near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
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I picked up Talk Treaty to Me at a left-wing bookshop in Halifax, Nova Scotia, as part of my reading during a trip to Canada this month.
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A Column of Fire is the third book in the Kingsbridge series - Ken Follett's incredible popular novels set around the mythical Cathedral town of Kingsbridge.