In the Anarchist Library
Possibly the best book I've ever read. I would stick my nose in this book and hours later I would emerge completely disoriented. Where am I? Where have I been? I began to suspect that DeLillo was using the language itself to hypnotize me. I could feel myself falling as I read, losing full awareness.
What is it about? I'm not sure I can say exactly. Growing up in the mean streets of Brooklyn? Our society as seen through its garbage (a theme of DeLillo's)? Love and art and literature and history? Or all these things. Though it is told through many voices and points-of-view, the story is about Nick trying to to suburban middle age.
SubRosa is a non-profit, donation-funded space in downtown Santa Cruz for art and radical projects run by a collective of volunteers from the local anarchist community. It offers anarchist books, zines, and music. The space also houses the Anarchist Lending Library, featuring books on anarchy, Situationists, history, politics, ecology, indigenous studies, feminism and psychology that might not be available in the local library.
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