Men are hell on earth. Portend the universal death. Dream when you sleep. Sleep when you die.

Presenting the second volume of Martha Dandridge Custis's classic work of integrated philosophy, Comment Is Free. Volume 2:... More > Imperialism at Home finds Custis deliberating over the role of government in managing the economy. Taking the government buyout of Bear Stearns, Custis deftly weaves a wondrous tapestry of the abuse of power and the potential for resistance. Before she was Martha Washington, Martha Dandridge Custis wrote some of the most original philosophical texts in American letters. Now, Lil' Norton is making available her greatest work, Comment Is Free, in a multi-volume set. < Less

Lil' Norton is proud to present the third volume in its ongoing recuperation of the works of Martha Dandridge Custis. Custis... More > penned these controversial essays on various subjects in 1600. The nature of her investigations into phenomenological, psychological, biological, and textual subjects was so radical that even Abigail Adams, Custis's longtime collaborator, felt obligated to counter many of Custis's incredible claims. You will walk away stunned as you pass from Custis's rigorous deconstructions of the category of the juridical subject to her denouncement of electronic culture to her musings on the future of book technology. < Less

Men are hell on earth. Portend the universal death. Dream when you sleep. Sleep when you die.

Lil' Norton is proud to present the third volume in its ongoing recuperation of the works of Martha Dandridge Custis. Custis... More > penned these controversial essays on various subjects in 1600. The nature of her investigations into phenomenological, psychological, biological, and textual subjects was so radical that even Abigail Adams, Custis's longtime collaborator, felt obligated to counter many of Custis's incredible claims. You will walk away stunned as you pass from Custis's rigorous deconstructions of the category of the juridical subject to her denouncement of electronic culture to her musings on the future of book technology. < Less

Presenting the second volume of Martha Dandridge Custis's classic work of integrated philosophy, Comment Is Free. Volume 2:... More > Imperialism at Home finds Custis deliberating over the role of government in managing the economy. Taking the government buyout of Bear Stearns, Custis deftly weaves a wondrous tapestry of the abuse of power and the potential for resistance.

Before she was Martha Washington, Martha Dandridge Custis wrote some of the most original philosophical texts in American letters. Now, Lil' Norton is making available her greatest work, Comment Is Free, in a multi-volume set. < Less

Founding Moms pen a political treatise.