Mass Market Anarchism (Pound the Pavement #35)

This zine explores anarchism, as author Josh MacPhee sees it, in the 60s and 70s through the beloved mass market paperback. Analyzing cover styles, their history and visuals, through a 4-color risograph printing style, MacPhee makes a case for the rise of interest in anarchism. He shares the strengths of the mass market paperback (such as their presence in more than just bookstores), and their weaknesses (like the challenges found in major publishing groups with this medium).