Turnaround’s Best of 2018 – Non-Fiction
Memoirs, manifestos, photography & more in our favourite picks this year in non-fiction.
They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us by Hanif Abdurraqib review – everything is everything
They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us will probably hit you where you live.
The Invisible Killer by Gary Fuller – November Book of the Month
A global challenge that needs to be tackled alongside climate change – our book of the month is The Invisible Killer.
Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin preview – celebrating the 50th anniversary of the legendary band
Explore iconic moments from the Led Zeppelin band in this official photo book from Reel Art Press.
The Mental Load by Emma – October Book of the Month
October’s Book of the Month is a superb and timely comic about the invisible burdens women carry, as well as a whole host of social injustices, everyday outrages and absurdities.
2018 Queerlit review: Against Memoir by Michelle Tea
On the wonder of Michelle Tea and her latest book, Against Memoir…
Turnaround’s Top Manifestos
Here at Turnaround, we distribute a range of socially and politically conscious authors and publishers creating sharp, timely works.
A Booklist for Bookmarks – the UK’s leading socialist bookshop
In light of the awful attack on Bookmarks bookshop, we’ve complied a list of top Bookmarks titles to help you show your support.
We Are the Clash review – The dramatic last stand of a band that mattered
An insight into a band in freefall, and a crucial addition to the Clash canon.
The Story of Shit by Midas Dekkers – August Book of the Month
For one of our August Books of the Month we pick The Story of Shit – a personal, cultural, scientific, historical and environmental account of… shit.
