This is a screaming artillery of work-related stories harvested from the internationally famous temp worker zine, Temp Slave! This book is a mighty...

"Big Wheel at the Cracker Factory" is about choosing what you want to be when you grow up, and finding out you still have to wait tables on the wee...

The "Christian Conservative Coloring Book", an update of the "Pat Robertson Coloring Book", invites readers to therapeutically take a crayon to the...

Constructed of heavy, acid-free, recycled writing paper, the 'Common Folk Illustrated Journal' is the perfect portable book for notes, phone number...

Bounce music is a cultural thing. It's like jazz and blues. It's birthed in the United States. It's a product of New Orleans, Louisiana. DJ, produc...

Board presents a brilliant and wicked trip into the depths of Outer Mongolia. Incisive and outrageous, Board recounts his year teaching English at ...

A strong brew of resentment and righteous indignation marks this collection of stories, interviews, cartoons and personal essays by service workers...

A brief illustrated history of the U.S. presidency told by the presidents themselves in the style favoured by modern social networking web sites, t...

Jim Alter was a sophomore in college when Japan attacked the United States. He enlisted, and after an Army programme that condensed years of office...

Delicious, decadent and fiercely traditional, Galatoire's is everything that's fabulous (and eccentric) about New Orleans rolled into one sublime i...

Drawing from the imaginative quotes President Bush has uttered over the years, the 'George W. Bush Coloring Book' illustrates Bush's very own words...

This book examines the medical human research industry from the point of view of the researched. Written by human test research subjects (also know...

From lesbians writing gay male sex to straight chicks writing as horny men, this collection turns stereotypes on their heads. From the most subtle ...

This is the first literary book to emerge from bike-punk subculture. Author Ethan Clark -- who has passed the time riding bikes, drinking too much,...

Rob Walker, columnist for The New York Times Magazine, energises the lately enervated worlds of memoir and travelogue with his book-length debut, '...

The classic underground novel about a Jewish kid from Tennessee, who moves to DC and hangs out with militant vegetarians, manifesto-writing shoplif...

On New Year's Eve in New Orleans, 1972 Mark James Essex began one of the most violent and deadly sniper attacks on policemen that any American city...

Ben Granby, frustrated American food service worker, takes a multifarious, back roads ramble through the combat zone of Israel/Palestine, circa 200...

Abram Shalom Himelstein went all over New Orleans asking people what they think all day but don't say out loud. They wrote their answers on t-shirt...