Outspoken and revolutionary yet levelheaded, he has channeled his wild intellectual energy toward the pursuit of organized rebellion. A graduate of Reed College, he lives in San Francisco and helps edit Punk Planet, a marvelous periodical loaded with articles on underground music and politics. He also published a book in 2002: Jerusalem Calling: a Homeless Conscience in a Post-Everything World, an amazingly readable collection of essays focusing on his politics, ideology, and heritage as a Marxist, a secular Jew, and a Zionist. In his newest project, The Anti-Capitalism Reader: Imagining a Geography of Opposition, he plays editor again. It's an anthology of essays and interviews by anti-capitalist writers from around the world, and is a must-read for any up-and-coming revolutionary who hates market economy, but isn't sure why.