Last Exit Magazine « #14 Revolution

Prophet of Profit

Marx may have seen capitalism’s flaws before the rest of us did, but that doesn’t mean we’ll be handing over power to the proletariat anytime soon.

By James Ledbetter

China is as full of freaks and slackers, whores and hustlers as the West is, we just hear less about them. In his addictively readable debut book, China Underground, recently published by Soft Skull Press, Zachary Mexico uses his fluent Mandarin and bohemian soul to introduce them to us.

Meet the New Boss

Youth rises again in The Generational: Younger than Jesus at the New Museum

By Cynthia Daignault

Lacto-fermented vegetables. (Photo by Anne Dailey)

Fermenting Change

Homemade sauerkraut is suddenly in vogue. For some, it’s the gateway to a fundamental shift in the way we think about food.

By Anne Dailey

Uprising

“We do not want any clashes with police … We will go around them, we will go through them,” Christoph Kleine, a spokesman for the protest network Block NATO, told The Associated Press. “We will not attack them. But we will make our way.”

By Gordon Welters

Beyond War

Thousands of demonstrators marched through Manhattan’s financial district to rage against Wall Street and demand the end of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

By Jon Vachon

Financial Fouls Day

Protesters welcomed the G20 summit in London with a peaceful demonstration that brought surrounding areas of the city to a standstill.

By Armando Ribeiro

Revolutionary PR

When the 1970 Dawson’s Field hijackers held a press conference announcing their intentions, they established the media battleground for modern terrorism.

By David Grocott

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