celebrate the day after thanksgiving as 'buy nothing day' (for those in the u.s.a.)

“In honor of the festival of brutal late-capitalist commerce that the day after Thanksgiving, or Black Friday, has become in America, Seven Stories Press wishes to offer — as our contribution to the alternative tradition of celebrating the day after Thanksgiving as Buy Nothing Day — free copies of some of our titles, drawn from the Seven Stories list of titles featuring voices of conscience and works of the imagination from authors including Howard Zinn, Ariel Dorfman, Kristin Dawkins, Kate Braverman, Barry Gifford, Nelson Algren, Rick DeMarinis, Hattie Gossett, Ralph Nader, and more.”

Go to Seven Stories Press for more information. Offer is limited but unrestricted in many, many good ways. Act soon.

Hat tip to NewPages Blog, which you really should keep an eye on, if you don’t already.

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