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Name: Everything for Everyone
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Author: M. E. O'Brien

📘 Everything for Everyone by M. E. O'Brien

In the turbulent 2050s, after global capitalism collapsed under war, famine, economic collapse, and climate catastrophe, a revolution erupted in New York City, culminating in the establishment of the New York Commune. This book gathers first‑hand accounts from a diverse cast—nurses, sex workers, antifascist militants, and survivors—who lived through the dissolution of life as they knew it and the creation of a new collective order. Their testimonies illuminate how ordinary people’s struggles and resilience seeded a radically new social system, marking the twentieth anniversary of the Commune’s founding.

First publish date: 2022

Genre: Speculative Fiction/Social Speculation

Authors: M. E. O'Brien

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