How To Make Trouble And Influence People: Pranks, Graffiti, & Political Mischief-Making from Across Australia - Softcover

"Fascinating interviews with Australia's best troublemakers make for a riotous scrapbook covering our radical history of revolts and resistance." --Rachel Power, Australian Education Union News

"A fascinating recovery of Australia's neglected past and a worthy inspiration to today's would-be troublemakers." --Sean Scalmer, author, Dissent Events

"If you've ever thought of speaking out about an issue or have idly wondered what you could do to make the world a better place, this is the book for you! Fascinating interviews, quirky historical snippets, and stunning photos chronicling all the Australians who have made a difference and who have done so with courage, audacity, and a lot of humor! Keep it on your desk at work for all those moments when you need some inspiration, a bit of hope or just a good laugh." --Jill Sparrow, coauthor, Radical Melbourne 1 & 2

"The perfect book for enlightened coffee tables." --Rachel Evans, Green Left Weekly

"McIntyre has amassed hundreds of tales alongside dramatic photographs in what is unashamedly a songbook for Australia's future culture-jammers and mischief makers." --Katherine Wilson, Age

"There's no need to sift through dry, academic, text book style stuff, Iain McIntyre has done that for us, with the result being an aesthetically pleasing and easily accessible resource book for anyone interested in progressive activism." --Meredith Jacka, The Socialist

"While the title parodies the most famous example of the self-help genre, How to Make Trouble is more Howard Zinn than Dale Carnegie. It offers an alternative history of Australia, chronicling how it has progressed by a series of little rebellions." --Madeline Ostrander, yesmagazine.org