in fact, if you pan right over there, it's a series of 12 books, classics that have been either out of print or inaccessible with new introductions by mr. chomsky, new covers, resetting them all and really presenting them in a way that we think highlights the importance and the lasting legacy of his work. >> host: and they're done by issue. >> guest: yeah. they cover a range of issues, and we'll be bringing out two a month over the next, well, six months starting in the fall. >> host: and finally, what else do you want to tell us about? >> guest: i want to mention a book by tom engelhardt who's a really author of ours. he has a series of books called dispatch books and also writes his own books for us, and his third book is coming out called "shadow government," it has a forward by greg greenwald, and it's looking at the nsa and the politics of surveillance in this

country. >> host: haymarket books out of chicago. haymarketbooks.org is the web site. this is booktv on c-span2. [cheers and applause] >> welcome to casper, wyoming, on booktv. the city got its start as an oil boom town. ..

when crazy worst was stabbed. >> we'll take a look at the are rapidly drive and the struggles they have today. >> they came to the reservation in 18784. just so degraded and so poor and so beaten down. that nobody thought they would be a round. especially, they didn't think they would be around but they survived. >> we begin our special feature on casper with author john davis on the invasion of johnson county, wyoming, in 1892. >> the premier historian in wyoming has said johnson county was the most, was the most mentors event that ever