Sarah K. Miles is a global intellectual historian studying anticolonialism, revolution, and print culture in the twentieth-century francophone world. She is currently finishing her PhD at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her doctoral work examines the emergence of transnational print media networks that connected left-wing militants in France, Quebec, and Algeria in the 1960s and ‘70s and fostered a unique postcolonial revolutionary culture of readers and writers. She has written about anticolonial publications, militant editors, and the global history of ideas for the Journal of Caribbean History, Tocqueville 21, and The North African.