Socio-Political

 "Fragmentary but coalescing, multi-strand, multi-perspective, Broken Glory is the stunning yield of more than 40 years of research and rumination and letting facts talk to facts."

Hudson Valley One 

 The full story of a bright kid who signs on to serve his country and finds himself serving a cause far more sinister, and why he betrayed his oath and troops--and his own future--to fulfill what he saw as a higher purpose. 

"Though a civil rights organization, the Black Panther Party continues to evoke images of gun-wielding black men clashing with police. In the first authorized biography about the Party's founder, the authors shatter those images by expounding on the party's founding ideals."

Publishers Weekly

"This rich piece of passionate writing is a huge gift those of us who have wondered about the deeper meanings of 9/11 truth.” 

Byron Belitsos, cofounder of Citizens 9/11 Commission Campaign 

"[An] outrageous, chilling blend of fact and fiction."

Booklist

"This is an entertaining book to read. Hell, after I was done, I wanted to have a beer with the author and I don’t even drink."

Friendly Atheist

 "We knew from the beginning how critical it was to have our own publication, to set forth our agenda for freedom...to urge change, to use the pen alongside the sword," writes David Hilliard in the preface.

Through Maharidge's gorgeous prose and Williamson's stunning photography, we are privy to a sweeping perspective layered with a microscopic depth of observation.  

"[A] far-ranging sociological exploration.... he tackles the queasy coupling of the entertainment industry and Warfare Inc. with impressive intellectual rigor." 

Time Out New York 

“Thrilling. ... Fascinating. ... Exciting.” 

Wall Street Journal

"One of the most important analyses of the politics of race, black radicalism, and democracy written during the civil rights-Black Power era."
Peniel Joseph, author of Waiting Til the Midnight Hour

"An exciting collision between hard history and tabloid ravings."

Legs McNeil, bestselling author of Please Kill Me: The Uncensored Oral History of Punk 

“Crystal clarity and blistering prose. . . . [A] powerful, important memoir. Simeon’s Story is a story you must read.” 

Savannah Morning News 

"Remains an important contribution to the field of revolutionary strategy and tactics."

Invent the Future blog

 "An intriguing collection...absolutely fascinating...Every entry tells the reader something of interest." 

Goldmine 

 A behind-the-scenes look at how the GOP is out of touch with Americans and why more voters should consider "no party."