Instagram story viewer> @chadjfelix> Tagged

Chad Felix

@chadjfelix

1.1K

followers

1757

following

listening to quiet music loud

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

We’re excited to see you soon at the @center4fiction in Brooklyn for the Day of Translation! ✨️

This Thursday, Sept. 24, join us for a day full of panels celebrating the power of human connection across languages.

In-person and livestreamed worldwide (rsvp or ticket required). Link in bio!

Poster designed by our Creative Director @chadjfelix 🎨

…

🚧 A quick note! There’s scaffolding around The Center for Fiction building, but the front door is open and accessible. We’ll be welcoming you inside!

84

2

Fotos y videos de lo que por ahora ha sido el llamado otoño del 2025 (que en el norte de California significa el verano)

3

1

got some film back of my dear friends in new york <3

3

8

Day of Translation 2025 was a smashing success! Thank you to our 14 incredible speakers and to the 500+ readers, translators, and educators who signed up to attend. We had a wonderful day full of engaging, insightful conversations.

Thank you to the @center4fiction for hosting us at your beautiful space. If you missed the event in person, sign up for our newsletter (link in bio) and we'll share links to those recordings in the coming weeks.

📸 : Aslan Chalom

141

2

It’s not every day that the indomitable @catherinelacey_ kicks her book club off with one of your titles! The love for SAD TIGER just keeps coming. Join the Irregular Book Club in reading it, or start a group of your own. Available wherever fine books are sold.

3

5

better luck next year <3

3

5

I am 35 yrs old???? I am 35 years old!!!!

122

31

Just in— BARRICADE: DOCUMENTATION OF THE STUDENT OCCUPATIONS OF 2024, IN SOLIDARITY WITH PALESTINE by Comrades Fighting to Stop Cop Cities Everywhere. Link in bio!

BARRICADE documents the student occupations in the Spring of 2024 through the lens of the barricades constructed at the encampments. 54 photographs of barricades from 10 different campuses are culled from social media, the press, and the occupiers themselves, and these images run alongside a running collection of texts about barricades and occupation pulled from text threads, interviews with occupiers, and historical texts about barricades. Together they narrate the struggle via the space between affect and effect. Beautiful 2 color riso!

Also, we are officially out of the limited edition @chadjfelix BOOKS totes. Thanks to everyone who picked up a tote, we were able to donate $500 to @pal_legal.

Love and solidarity for everyone engaging in direct action in the struggle against the U.S. funded and Israeli perpetrated genocide of the Palestinian people. We will not stop until Palestine is free.

167

2

If you've been to the store recently, you know our new fiction and new nonfiction tables are stacked with new fall releases! But we also have some new and restocked non traditional book things in store.

1.) 2025 @slingshotcollective planners are in! It's their 30th year making these legendary planners this year, and this year's animal design might be our favorite yet. Get here soon to snag your favorite size and color!

2.) The beautiful tatreez bookmarks by @rumaneh_nourish are restocked! ❤️

3.) The iconic limited edition @chadjfelix books tote is here, and proceeds go to @pal_legal, which bolsters the Palestine solidarity movement by challenging efforts to threaten, harass and legally bully activists into silence and inaction.

4.) We just received a shipment of the @ricardolevinsmorales 2025 Liberation Calendar! In addition to beautiful art, this calendar highlights important dates in movement history to keep the past, present and future connected in struggle.

5.) FREE copies of the Capitol Hill Citizen are available! Capitol Hill Citizen is devoted to empowering voters with news beyond the clickbait mainstream journalism.

6.) FREE copies of The New York War Crimes complete with the beautiful Free Palestine Free Kashmir poster on the back spread.

Long live print media!

618

6

We’re open 11-7 today (Friday), 11-6 tomorrow (Saturday) and 11-5 on Sunday! We have the new @chadjfelix totes in stock with proceeds going to Palestine Legal, which bolsters the Palestine solidarity movement by challenging efforts to threaten, harass and legally bully activists into silence and inaction.

Tonight we’re excited to host Dougald Hine to celebrate the launch of his new book, At Work in the Ruins: Finding our Place in the Time of Climate Crises and Other Emergencies. see you at 7 pm!

Dougald Hine is a social thinker, writer and speaker. After an early career as a BBC journalist, he cofounded organizations including the Dark Mountain Project and a school called HOME. He has collaborated with scientists, artists and activists, serving as a leader of artistic development at Riksteatern (Sweden’s national theatre) and as an associate of the Centre for Environment and Development Studies at Uppsala University. At Work in the Ruins concludes the work that began with Uncivilization: The Dark Mountain Manifesto (2009), co-written with Paul Kingsnorth, and is his second title with Chelsea Green, following the anthology Walking on Lava (2017).

333

6

Amidst the collective horror at Israel’s unfolding genocide against Palestinians, the eruption of student encampments across college campuses in solidarity with Gaza emerged like a collective embodiment of what millions across the world felt finally taking physical form. Finally, we saw a movement pushing back, even in a small way, against genocide, apartheid, and forced famine.

Yet no sooner had tents been pitched on Columbia’s lawn (including by Jewish students and Jewish student organizations) than the media panic began and the conversation became dominated by dire warnings about the supposed anti-Semitism of the students. In the US, UK, Germany, and elsewhere we’ve heard students and other Palestine solidarity activists be compared to Nazis. New draconian laws have been introduced to suppress speech and visual expressions of solidarity with Palestinans.

With the backdrop of a real genocide unfolding, those of us in the West find ourselves in a fight not only to stop these horrors but to define what fascism means and indeed what it has always meant. Is fascism best understood as an aberration embodied in Hitler, Mussolini, and the MAGA movement? Or is fascism, as many voices in these subscription books argue, something deeply rooted in our societies, something that never left us?

As Aimé Cesaire wrote in Discourse on Colonialism, Western society’s revulsion to Hitler was rooted not in “the crime against man” but rather “the fact that he applied to Europe colonialist procedures which until then had been reserved exclusively for the Arabs of Algeria, the coolies of India, and the blacks of Africa.” Or, as Langston Hughes put it, “fascism is a new name for that kind of terror the Negro has always faced in America.”

We present this month’s subscription picks in the hope that they will better enable us to fight fascism in all its manifestations so that we may build a radically different world for all of us.

More about this month’s subscription picks and the subscription program generally at the link in our bio!

1k

0

Paige and Chad

18

0