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A San Francisco Chronicle Best Book of 2004After spilling bourbon on Schnaubelts grave, its pugnacious and very dead occupant becomes Rosss mentor, sidekick, and boozing companion through this epic telling of the hallucinatory, carnal, and ornery histories of the American Left and John Rosss own remarkable life. Schnaubelt navigates us through his seemingly boundless revolutionary battleground, uttering cries of subversion from within the grave while trying to remain out of earshot from the FBI snoop and local supermarket tycoon buried nearby. Rosss own story hobo revolutionist, junkie, poet, and journalist is a contrapuntal to Schnaubelts. Ross never takes himself too seriously, yet his most remarkable trait is the honesty with which he approaches life, even while trying to deconstruct his own faults, personal tragedies (including the death of his onemonthold son), and imperfections. His pursuit of revolutionary politics and poetics is the constant, often spent with his muse, Revolutionary Mexico. Ross concludes with a trip to Baghdad as a human shield, before the AngloAmerican invasion, ready to sacrifice his life as part of his perpetual struggle for justice. Awardwinning writer John Rosss memoir is inspired from a tumbledown tombstone in California: The headstone reads: E. B. Schnaubelt 1855 1913, Murdered by Capitalism.
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I found the book really intriguing, but it can be a bit heavy at times. The historical context is rich, which I appreciate, but sometimes it feels overwhelming. I think it'll appeal more to those already interested in leftist politics.
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David Lee
Interesting but a Bit Dense
I found the book really intriguing, but it can be a bit heavy at times. The historical context is rich, which I appreciate, but sometimes it feels overwhelming. I think it'll appeal more to those already interested in leftist politics.
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David Lee
Interesting but a Bit Dense
I found the book really intriguing, but it can be a bit heavy at times. The historical context is rich, which I appreciate, but sometimes it feels overwhelming. I think it'll appeal more to those already interested in leftist politics.
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Maria Gonzalez
A Deep Dive into American History
This memoir is a haunting reflection on 150 years of life on the American left. The author's insights into the relationship between capitalism and society are incredibly thought-provoking. It's not just a book; it's a window into our collective past that everyone should read.
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Maria Gonzalez
A Deep Dive into American History
This memoir is a haunting reflection on 150 years of life on the American left. The author's insights into the relationship between capitalism and society are incredibly thought-provoking. It's not just a book; it's a window into our collective past that everyone should read.
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