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ALT Publishers Marketplace Deal Report Category: Non-fiction: Politics/Current Affairs October 31, 2025 ALL CARE FOR ALL PEOPLE, STAY ALIVE ANOTHER WEEK By Beatrice Adler-Bolton, Artie Vierkant Imprint: Haymarket Cohosts of the Death Panel podcast and coauthors of HEALTH COMMUNISM Beatrice Adler-Bolton and Artie Vierkant's ALL CARE FOR ALL PEOPLE, pitched as a strategic primer for ripping up the system that gave rise to the "Make America Healthy Again" agenda of disposability and austerity; and STAY ALIVE ANOTHER WEEK, a resource for understanding health politics under capitalism, to Charlotte Heltai at Haymarket, at auction, in a two-book deal, by Alison Lewis at Frances Goldin Literary Agency (world). Rights: [email protected]
ALT A CDC map showing age-adjusted disability prevalence among adults 18 and older across U.S. states and territories in 2022. The national estimate is 28.7%. Colors range from pale green for lower prevalence to dark blue for higher prevalence, spanning 21.1%–41.5%. Many Southern and Appalachian states, along with Nevada and Puerto Rico, fall in the highest category, 31.3%–41.5%. The data come from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System.
ALT Screenshot of the Death Panel website’s transcript page, with black text on a white background, showing Mariame Kaba speaking at 15:08 about the For the People: Leftist Library Project. A passage highlighted in blue emphasizes that libraries are existing public goods we do not have to imagine creating. Kaba warns that losing them could mean generations without them, as late stage capitalism has made the idea of such shared institutions seem unrealistic or impossible.
ALT Screenshot of two sections of a Nebraska Hospital Association PDF report about insurance authorization delays. Navy and red semicircle charts show that 88% of Nebraska hospitals find it harder to get post-acute placements approved for Medicare Advantage patients, and 94% say prior authorization delays necessary care. Accompanying quotes describe patients waiting through a weekend for skilled nursing placement, delayed approval of a cancer medication needed within 24 hours of chemotherapy, and a three-day delay in COVID treatment during which a patient deteriorated and required transfer to a larger hospital.
ALT Screenshot of a PDF report showing a navy bar chart titled “Total Medicare Advantage Enrollment, 2007–2026.” The share of Medicare beneficiaries enrolled in Medicare Advantage rises steadily from about 19% in 2007 to 55% in 2026, passing 50% in 2023. Small text below provides enrollment definitions and cites KFF analysis of federal Medicare data.
ALT A CDC map showing age-adjusted disability prevalence among adults 18 and older across U.S. states and territories in 2022. The national estimate is 28.7%. Colors range from pale green for lower prevalence to dark blue for higher prevalence, spanning 21.1%–41.5%. Many Southern and Appalachian states, along with Nevada and Puerto Rico, fall in the highest category, 31.3%–41.5%. The data come from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System.
ALT Meme showing a person calling Jasbir Puar, author of “The Right to Maim,” in which Puar writes about similar actions by the IOF in Gaza
