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May Day Books |
Not Making a Profit since 1975 ALL BOOKS are 15% OFF. HBKs 20% OFF - all THE tiME |
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“I never Died, Says he” —— Joe Hill, 1915 |
Located in the exciting West Bank community in Minneapolis, May Day Books is a volunteer collective dedicated to selling left-wing literature - activist, labor, progressive, populist, revolutionary, working class, proletarian, union, anarchist, green, socialist, Marxist, Leninist, Trotskyist, Maoist, communist, radical, left, feminist, African-American, Latino, Indigenous, GLBTQ, community-oriented, survivalist, Do-It-Yourself (DIY), conspiracy analyst, rock and folk music. May Day provides a space for political education and camaraderie. We are a no-profit bookstore with a progressive educational mission, independent of the corporate fat cats who run the country and control the media. We provide quality political books to the public, both fiction and non-fiction, sold at a discount rate of 15%-20% below cover price. We have a wide assortment of political magazines, newspapers, used and cutout books. Mayday Books is also a progressive political hub for educational events and information on social movements in the Twin Cities. We regularly host public events, author talks and private group meetings. Please call the store directly to reserve the store for an event or meeting. Support Independent Bookstores |
To contact the store, order books or schedule a meeting, Call 612-333-4719 or e-mail maydaybookstore@gmail.com May Day Books 301 Cedar Avenue Minneapolis, MN 55454 |
To help May day survive, please donate. Write checks to: “May day books” |
BLOG: Visit May Day Book's blogspot to read reviews of new books and the large archive of left book and culture reviews back to 2007: www.maydaybookstore.blogspot.com |
We have Wi-FI Cash & Check only! Sorry. |
48 Years in existence, 33 years on the West Bank |
THIS STORE IS UNIQUE IN THE UNITED STATES |
If you see people sitting around tables, no worries. You are free to browse or you can join in. |