Psychology

Book by a psychotherapist in active private practice in Chicago with advice on how to defend oneself from emotional abuse.

From back cover: "John Conroy sits down with torturers from several nations and comes to understand their motivations."

This book is a collection of essays on the people and neighborhoods in Chicago.

This comic takes the real life story of Joseph Beuys' performance art piece "I Like America and American Likes Me" and creates an alternate account of what really happened during his time with the coyote.

Short, printed zine in which RICO MCTACO goes on a series of adventures with radical feminists centaurs and vikings.

Sardonic exploration of a variety of issues, scenarios, situations, and current truths, or those seemingly so. Super funny and a great time to read. "Of questionable value." -Anne Elizabeth Moore

"Holly Dobson possesses an understated benevolent evilness. She is relentlessly driven by her unbreakable family values. Holly acts with remorseless conviction to protect her own regardless of the consequences....Along the way Holly discovers her purpose and finds redemption as a mother, a woman, lover, and ultimately something more than a mere human being."

Selections From The Serial Killer Cookbook (The Handbook For America's Youth) takes a hard look at the society in which we are raised. J. Coburn asks the questions everyone is afraid to ask and leaves the reader's mind open to explore those questions. Here there are no limits, no rules, and no morals...here there is only REALITY!

Short, nonfiction stories written by women survivors of the psychiatric system. Organized into three main sections; When the World Can't Face It's Fear We Get Locked Up, It Doesn't Have to Be Forever, Standing Our Ground: The Political Context of "Madness", women tell stories of their experiences of going through treatment and their lives beyond institutionalization.