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Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative: Empowering Creativity, Celebrating Diversity Their stories, perspectives, and creativity deserve a platform. Why Radix?

Radix Printing & Publishing Cooperative: Empowering Creativity, Celebrating Diversity

At Radix Printing and Publishing Cooperative , we are more than just ink on paper. As a worker-owned and operated union print shop and publisher based in Brooklyn, New York, we blend craftsmanship, community, and creativity to bring your vision to life. Our Commitments:

1.Wide Array of Print and Design Services

: Whether you need business cards, annual reports, posters, banners, or custom invitations, we’ve got you covered. Our services span offset, letterpress, digital, and wide format printing, ensuring your projects stand out.

2.Specialty Printing: From foil stamping to die-cutting, we infuse your materials with a touch of artistry. Our skilled team transforms paper into a canvas for your ideas.

3.Friendly Direct Customer Service: When you work with Radix, you’re not just a client; you’re part of our creative family. We listen, collaborate, and guide you through the process, ensuring your experience is as smooth as our prints.

4.Publishing Voices That Matter: We champion underrepresented authors and artists. From thought-provoking essays to captivating novels, we publish works that challenge norms and inspire change. Our name, derived from the Latin root of “radical,” reflects our mission: to get to the root of what matters. Print isn’t just ink and paper—it’s a conduit for ideas, a bridge between communities, and a catalyst for transformation. When you choose Radix, you choose quality, ethics, and impact.

10/09/2025

Radix x invites you to the NYC book launch & celebration of SIGNOS: A FICTION ANTHOLOGY OF FILIPINO SUPERNATURAL at the newly minted on Tue, Oct 28, 7:00 pm.

Since the editorial and writing team behind SIGNOS is largely based in the Philippines, we have five brilliant writers joining us: , , , , and , will read excerpts from SIGNOS.

Join us for a cozy evening of ghost stories, hot cocoa, and delectable Filipino sweet-treats.

RSVP at the link in bio.

10/07/2025

Many thanks to the brilliant for this kind, generous summation of everything SIGNOS has set out to do. We’re excited for readers to discover the portal to folk and mythlore in the Philippines.

SIGNOS: A Fiction Anthology of Filipino Supernatural is out Oct 14. Order a copy from the link in bio.

09/18/2025

This Sunday is RUNNING DOWN THE WALLS! NYC-ABC is giving away this awesome hand-set type letterpress poster(printed by Radix) to everyone who attends!

This year’s run will take place on Sunday, September 21st, 2025 at 2:00 pm in solidarity and conjunction with runs that will take place in cities and prison yards across the country at the same time. Stay after to enjoy a vegan BBQ, served taking every COVID precaution!

This is the 26th Anniversary of Running Down the Walls since it was started by ABCF-LA. We are looking very forward to gathering as a community. For the last couple of years, we’ve had an amazing time and successful fundraisers. Please stay tuned to our website, sign up for our newsletter, and follow us on instagram () or bluesky (nycabc.bsky.social) for updates.

Every year, prisoners and supporters of political prisoners organize solidarity events with Running Down the Walls. In previous years, we’ve had runs in Albuquerque (NM), Arcata (CA), Ashland (OR), Bellefonte (PA), Boston (MA), Buffalo (NY), Chico (CA), Denver (CO), Elmore (AL), Inez (KY), Los Angeles (CA), Marion (IL), Minneapolis (MN) New York (NY), USP Navosta (TX), Pelican Bay (CA), Phoenix (AZ), Tucson (AZ), Seattle (WA), and Toronto, Ontario. This year we hope to expand the amount of runs in prisons and other cities, as well as increase the amount of funds raised for community projects. NYC ABC‘s goal with this year’s run is $4,500. You can donate online by going to venmo.com/nycabc:

09/17/2025

We're thrilled to announce the second print run of Zein El-Amine's award-winning collection of short fiction, Is This How You Eat a Watermelon? And what's more? This time, the book comes with a stunning to touch letterpress cover.

Stop by the Radix Booth (Table #227) at the Brooklyn Book Festival this year to meet Zein and grab a signed copy of the brand-new print. At 12:00 pm on Sunday, September 21. See you there!

09/16/2025

Introducing one of our sensational panelists Yi Wei!

Yi Wei is a Chinese writer and visual artist unconditionally supportive of Palestinan resistance and liberation. She is invested in the struggle of the Global South.

Radix Presents: A Screening, Discussion, and Community Art Making Space:

Radix Co-op presents a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ’The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A BOOK WITH A HOLE IN IT, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (TGIRL.JPG, Roof), & Ali, Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
119 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

09/15/2025

Introducing one of our amazing panelists Ali Jaffrey!

Ali Jaffrey is a filmmaker, curator, and organizer based in New York City. His work is conceerned with the re(production) & contextualization of movement memory. As former co-director of the legendary alternative media collective Paper Tiger TV, his visual work has run the gamut from vérité political documentaries to essay films re-purposing found footage. He is the creator of cinemóvil nyc, a mobile cinema collective which he led from 2021-2025, where he was committed to carving out spaces of radical political encounter & deepening the relevancy of cinema within movement work. His films have been shown at Anthology Film Archives, Mono no Aware, Spectacle Theater, Bullet Space, and ABC No Rio. He has curated film, art & political activations at dozens of community spaces across the city.

Radix Presents: A Screening, Discussion, and Community Art Making Space:

Radix Co-op presents a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ’The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A Book with a Hole in It, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (Tgirl.jpg, Roof), & Ali, Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
119 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

09/12/2025

Introducing one of our fabulous panelists Zein El-Amine!

Zein El-Amine is a Lebanese-American poet and writer. He has an MFA in Poetry from the University of Maryland. His poems and short stories have appeared in Lit Hub, Electric Literature, Plume, Wild River Review, Uno Mas, Middle East Report, Split This Rock, DC Poets Against the War: An Anthology, We Call to the Eye & the Night: Love Poems by Writers of Arab Heritage, and elsewhere. El-Amine was awarded the Megaphone Prize by Radix Co-op for his collection of short stories, Is This How You Eat A Watermelon? The book was nominated for the PEN/ROBERT W. BINGHAM PRIZE for debut short story collection. El-Amine lives in Washington, D.C., and teaches global literature and Arab World Studies at American University and Georgetown University.

Radix Presents: A Screening, Discussion, and Community Art Making Space:

Radix Co-op presents a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ’The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A Book with a Hole in It, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (Tgirl.jpg, Roof), & Ali, Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
119 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

09/11/2025

Introducing one of our spectacular panelists Kamelya Omayma Youssef!

Kamelya Omayma Youssef is the author of A BOOK WITH A HOLE IN IT, which won the Arab American Book Award for Poetry in 2023 and the Carolyn Bush Award in 2020. She is a text and performance worker who works, teaches, edits, and organizes events in Detroit, NY, etc. She has work out with 1080press, Apogee, Mizna, Sukoon, AAWW's the Margins, Poem-a-Day, and elsewhere. Currently, she is an Artist-at-Work in partnership with The Office Arts, and she is organizing events for City of Asylum-Detroit. Her second book is forthcoming soon with 1080press, details TBA.

Radix Presents: A Screening, Discussion, and Community Art Making Space:

Radix Co-op presents a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ’The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A BOOK WITH A HOLE IN IT, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (TGIRL.JPG, Roof), & Ali, Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
119 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

09/10/2025

Introducing one of our fabulous panelists Sol Cabrini!

Sol Cabrini is a PhD candidate in Performance Studies at NYU and the author of Tgirl.jpg (Segue Foundation). A recipient of the Trans Studies at the Commons Fellowship, supported by the Mellon Foundation, her work moves across creative and critical forms. Rooted in the inheritances of Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Illinois, Cabrini's writing engages Black study, creolization, and diasporic celebration.

Radix Presents: A Screening, Discussion, and Community Art Making Space:

Radix Co-op presents a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ’The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A Book with a Hole in It, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (Tgirl.jpg, Roof), & Ali, Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
119 Pierrepont Street Brooklyn, NY 11201

This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

09/09/2025

Art Work is Work! Aesthetics Are Political! Museums Are Where Art Goes to Die! New print series debuting at Thursday! These 12x18 hand-set wood type letterpress prints are available individually or as a set of 3. Pick one up at Table T16 on the 2nd Floor. Thursday through Sunday at P.S. 1!

09/02/2025

Looks like a busy September coming up for Radix! Lots of opportunities to come buy a book, stop by for a chat or participate in our community art making event.

Thursday, September 11th ~7-10pm Opening Night of The New York Art Book Fair At P.S. 1 in Queens!

Friday, September 12th ~11–7pm New York Art Book Fair Continues...

Saturday, September 13th ~11-7pm New York City Anarchist Book Fair at La Plaza Cultural Manhattan

Saturday, September 13th ~11–7pm New York Art Book Fair Continues...

Sunday, September 14th ~12–6pm New York Art Book Fair Continues... 12–2 pm are masked hours

Saturday, September 20th ~2-4pm Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event:Collective Art Making Under Repression and the Politics of Spectacle at First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary Brooklyn

Sunday, September 20th ~10-6pm Brooklyn Book Festival Literary Marketplace Brooklyn Borough Hall

08/29/2025

WATCH A SCREENING ON THE POLITICS OF SPECTACLE! LISTEN TO A DISCUSSION WITH ARTISTS & ORGANIZERS! PARTICIPATE IN A COMMUNITY ART MAKING SPACE!

Radix Co-op is excited to present a dialogue on art-making under state repression. We will feature a screening of Guy Debord’s “Refutation of All the Judgements, Pro or Con, Thus Far Rendered on the Film ‘The Society of the Spectacle,’” followed by a discussion featuring Zein El-Amine (IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON?, Radix), Kamelya Omayma Youssef (A Book with a Hole in It, Wendy’s Subway), Sol Cabrini (Tgirl.jpg, Roof), & Ali J., Cultural Solidarity Project, moderated and curated by Yi Wei. This event will culminate in a community art-making session.

Please plan to bring any art supplies you’d like to share for a collaborative collage banner. 🤩

Copies of IS THIS HOW YOU EAT A WATERMELON? by Zein El-Amine, A Book with a Hole in It by Kamelya Omayma Youssef, and Tgirl.jpg by Sol Cabrini will be sold during and after the event. This Is An Official 2025 Brooklyn Book Festival Bookend Event!

Saturday September 20th 2-4pm
First Unitarian Gothic Revival Sanctuary
48 Monroe Place, Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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