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With raw honesty, the author describes his harrowing journey, which includes druggings, poisonings, and even murder. The narrative is intense and sometimes brutal, but it’s also deeply engaging, offering readers a glimpse into a world few of us could imagine. (Swati Tanu)

The events the author relates span the globe, giving pauses for reflection, gasps, laughs, and well-spun reality testing. The result – an intriguing adventure with some eye-opening ideas! (Grady Harp)

There's a lot of strange stuff going on here, from mind manipulation to gang harassment, but overall, this is an energy-filled read. Balanced with all of the craziness, there's a sense of the exploration of reality and what it means. A unique and memorable read. (August Ostetn)

This true-story was a truly eye-opening and intense experience. I felt uneasy yet exhilarated for a lot of this book, as I was constantly exposed to dangerous, uncomfortable, psychologically and physically threatening situations that this author went through. It really put me into the perspective of people from all walks of life, different races, genders, cultures, and more. I learned more about the way crime organisations can switch from subtle intimidation to extreme threats and psychological manipulation.

The consistent change of setting, from Australia to the Amazon Rainforest and much more, kept me on the edge of my seat and in trepidation of what could come next for our main character. I have the utmost respect for the author and what he’s experienced, and his raw recount of these events took me on an emotional rollercoaster. This is a powerful and beautifully written book that I think everyone should read at some point in their lives. (Applepole)

The first full edition works of the World War Weed trilogy - its action packed, stacked with adventure, global in scope and completely uncensored.

The bulk of this anthology was compiled by ‘the Professor’ during five years as an international freelancer for Soft Secrets magazine. Plant Life is the freshly edited and only authorised collection of those works and contains several chapters of previously unpublished material. Real life stories of farmers, traders, users and smugglers from around the world are contextualised with a sociopolitical, economic, legal and historical narrative which is strongly rooted in the anarchist perspective.

From valleys and hills to streets and cells, cartels, cops and dollar bills, risks, rewards and curing ills, this book is cannabis revealed and should appeal to everyone. From the wisest of dreads to the straightest of heads, Plant Life: twas writ to be read.

giAnt is a short book of sixteen Phantom Ant poems dealing with subjects as diverse as language, food, transgenderism, celebritism, hate speech, Pablo Escobar, electronic radiation and more. Insightful, suspicious and anarchic, as all Phantom Ant poetry should be.