Centenary of the Russian Revolution
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A book to mark the centenary of the Bolshevik coup will shortly be available from Head Office. 230 pages and 42 articles – reprints from the Socialist Standard over the past 100 years. Cover price – £5.00 Postage & packing – £3.00
Much better than all that shits published by the leftwingers for more than 100 years justifying a coup
Could this please be sold at the following upcoming events in London;1. 4 November (Saturday) – 'Celebrating 1917' SWP – 10:30 – Central London – from a waterproof stall outside2. 9-12 November (Thursday to Sunday) – Historical Materialism Conference, SOAS, possibly from a table inside???3. 11 November (Saturday) – ICC Day of Discussion on the Russian Revolution, May Day Rooms, 88 Fleet Street, Central London – from a table inside
Also this4. 11-12 November (Saturday to Sunday) – SPEW Socialism 2017, UCL IoE, 20 Bedford Way, Central London
gnome wrote:A book to mark the centenary of the Bolshevik coup will shortly be available from Head Office. 230 pages and 42 articles – reprints from the Socialist Standard over the past 100 years. Cover price – £5.00 Postage & packing – £3.00The book was delivered to Head Office yesterday afternoon.
HollyHead wrote:The book was delivered to Head Office yesterday afternoon.The cover price of this book is £5.00 with postage & packing an additional £3.00.Available now from the SPGB, 52 Clapham High Street, London SW4 7UN and also soon from the online store.
Now also available from the online store.http://www.worldsocialism.org/spgb/catalog/books/centenary-russian-revolution
jondwhite wrote:Could this please be sold at the following upcoming events in London;1. 4 November (Saturday) – 'Celebrating 1917' SWP – 10:30 – Central London – from a waterproof stall outside2. 9-12 November (Thursday to Sunday) – Historical Materialism Conference, SOAS, possibly from a table inside???3. 11 November (Saturday) – ICC Day of Discussion on the Russian Revolution, May Day Rooms, 88 Fleet Street, Central London – from a table insideAny volunteers?
Online i was asked how many of the Standard articles are fresh ones or have they been re-cycled from our previous pamphlet and archives
alanjjohnstone wrote:Online i was asked how many of the Standard articles are fresh ones or have they been re-cycled from our previous pamphlet and archivesSee OP.
Congrats to all involved in its production.One question, though: Should it not also be available to buy as a digital download? It'd be great if people opt for the hard copy, but nowadays we have to take into account that a lot of people read books on kindles, computers and smartphones.Why not look into making this available in all the usual formats – pdf/epub/mobi – and maybe selling it as a download via paypal for, say, four quid. (Have the price of the hard copy + postage.)I would say the same for all the recent pamphlets that have been produced or reprinted.
A few more "do we":Do we have the resources?Do we have the capacity?Do we have the will?Do we have members willing and able to inform the non-savvy rest of us what your suggestions *actually* involve and cost? Do we do we do we do we doooo?
The actual cost would be minimal. If put in place it would actually reduce the workload at Head Office because people would be purchasing the electronic version of the book online directly from the website. No need to pack it up and mail it out. How do we go about it? I'm in the same boat as you.
HollyHead wrote:A few more "do we":Do we have the resources?Do we have the capacity?Do we have the will?Do we have members willing and able to inform the non-savvy rest of us what your suggestions *actually* involve and cost?Do we do we do we do we doooo?Has anyone else noticed there's never any shortage of suggestions from those least able, for whatever reason, to bring into practice those self-same suggestions?
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