Ripe tomatoes
by Nora Roberts
1999
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"The members of the Utopian Tomato Commune unite with the Canning Factory workers for a smart, sensuous class struggle. Former Editor of Young Socialist, Nora Ruth Roberts hands in a picture of Left politics besieged by didactic thinking as the quirks of the commune members are suppressed by ideologues and "leaders". Roberts, with just enough basil for flavor, points the way forward."--BOOK JACKET.
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