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Naomi Klein to release new book End Times Fascism ahead of UK tour dates

Author and activist Naomi Klein is set to release a new book this month. End Times Fascism: And the Fight for the Living World, co-authored with documentarian Astra Taylor, will be published in the UK on 15 September 2026.

The work examines the current global political landscape.

The book’s opening focuses on a “New Gaza” project. The project’s renderings involve shiny skyscrapers and coastal tourist attractions on the site of conflict.

Conceptual graphic of a globe with geometric architectural patterns.
The book explores how major infrastructure projects are proposed in zones of conflict.

UK Tour Dates and Tickets

Following the book’s release, Klein and Taylor will embark on a short UK tour later this month, featuring live discussions on the themes of the new publication. The tour includes major events in Bristol and London, with options for both in-person attendance and digital access.

Bristol: St George’s
On Monday 28 September 2026, the authors will appear at St George’s Bristol at 7:30pm. Tickets for the in-person event start from £27, while a livestream option is available for £15 for those unable to attend the venue.

London: Central Hall Westminster
The tour moves to the capital on Wednesday 30 September 2026. The event at Central Hall Westminster begins at 7:30pm and will feature a discussion moderated by historian and broadcaster David Olusoga.

Full details on the London appearance, including booking information, can be found via the Central Hall Westminster website.

The new book follows Klein’s 2023 work Doppelganger and continues her long-standing critique of “disaster capitalism,” a term she coined to describe the exploitation of national crises to establish controversial policies while citizens are distracted.