1 June 2015 — Coldtype Download – free of charge – now at http://coldtype.net 64 PAGES of great writing and photography.  We’ve got a wide range of essays and commentary this month, on subjects as far-ranging as Africa’s child soldiers, Osama bin Laden’s reading habits, migrant hating in England, apartheid in Israel, taxi driving in California, chicken Continue reading

13 May 2015 — Coldtype COLDTYPE ISSUE 98 is now on line Download – free of charge – now at http://coldtype.net ANOTHER MID-MONTH BONUS EDITION with 64 pages of great writing and photography.  Cover story is Laurent Scheinfeld’s superb Photo Essay from Paris, France, while other international features include stories about Protests in Baltimore; the Election in Continue reading

22 April 2015 — Coldtype THE FACE OF OCCUPATION.  In a moving 6-page photo essay, Mats Svensson gives us on an eye witness view of a Palestinian family being evicted and their home destroyed by Israeli soldiers. Other stories include a critical look at Hillary Clinton, a trip inside war-ravaged Donetsk, the strange tale of the activist, McDonald’s Continue reading

2 April 2015 — Coldtype Don’t miss ColdType Issue 96, a special 48-Page tribute to Danny Schechter, the News Dissector  – packed with tributes, stories, columns, book excerpts, photographs and free book downloads. Find it at http://coldtype.net Continue reading

27 March 2015 — Coldtype GREED is the theme of this month’s issue of ColdType, with seven essays exposing the problems of wealth inequality in the modern world. We’ve also got two photo essays – on Canada’s ‘terror bill’ protests and the 30th anniversary of the UK miners’ strike. In addition, you can read how Castro Continue reading

23 February 2015 — http://coldtype.net 84 PAGES THIS MONTH – MALCOLM X WAS RIGHT. Cover story this month is Chris Hedge’s wonderful essay on the impact of the often overlooked Black American leader 50 years after his assassination. Other stories in this issue cover the British House of Lords, wars past and present, leaders alive and assassinated, Continue reading

7 July 2014  — Coldtype.net 70 PAGES THIS MONTH – Don’t miss this month’s great issue packed with respected opinions, great insights and dark humor.  PLUS – IOWA TERROR – A free 70-page ßebook from Mike Palacek, described by the San Francisco Chronicle as “ Tense and funny . . . The sting is delightful.”  Continue reading

28 April 2014 — Coldtype Inside This 84-page issue COLDTYPE is packed with more great journalism this month with articles by Andrew S. Fischer on the Death of the Middle Class; while Neal Clark tells us why he’s so confused; Conn Hanninen on the forthcoming break-up of Europe; Forbes Howie looks at the Mating Rituals of Giant Pandas; Michael I. Niman predicts a new Cold Continue reading

COVER STORY –THE BATTLE FOR UKRAINE: Analysis and photographs that you didn’t read in your morning paper, by J.P. Sottile, Diana Johnstone, Andy Piascik, Sasha Maksymenko, Randall Amster, Norman Solomon and Fred Reed. In an excerpt from a new book about the British Miners’ Strike, Grenville Williams tells how police falsified statements after the notorious… Continue reading

COVER STORY –INSIDE IRELAND’S HOUSE OF EVIL: Our main story consists of two remarkable first person accounts of abuse at one of Ireland’s most notorious children’s homes, by Alan Rodgers. Other notable reads include Chris Hedges’ insights into the dangerous thoughts of the leading military minds in the United States, and Trevor Grundy’s recounting of… Continue reading

Three big features this month, focussing on: 1. The shifting of wealth and power to the rich – articles by John W. Whitehead, Chris Hedges, Rowan Wolf, Bill Quigley and Sam Pizzigati; 2. The Death of Ariel Sharon, the Butcher of Beirut, marked by essays from David Edwards, Uri Avnery, Alan Hart and Ramzy Baroud;… Continue reading

7 January 2014 — Coldtype The January issue of ColdType is now on line at http://coldtype.net CONTENTS  – 72 pages Continue reading

ONE COUNTRY, TWO HISTORIES: John Pilger takes a penetrating look at the harsh differences between the cash-strapped North of England and the richer London and South; Alexander Zaitchik visits a US gun fair and finds a stack of bomb-making advice; Sam Pizzigati wonders why the rich and powerful are so callous; Tony Sutton takes a… Continue reading