Shane Greene recently published a second book titled Punk and Revolution: 7 More Interpretations of Peruvian Reality. Published in 2016 by Duke University Press, the book is based on research into the political history of the underground punk scene in Lima during Peru’s war with the Maoist insurgency known as the Shining Path. Taking a one year leave to work as a visiting professor at MIT, he is starting two new projects. The first, Punk, Las Américas Edition, is a reader composed of original essays from scholarly collaborators and assorted art, zine fragments, and interviews from punk scenes across the Americas. The second is a third book project titled Misanthropology about the desire to abandon utopias amid the crisis of the human species.