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Book review: Lines of flight: for another world of possibilities by Félix Guattari

Lines of Flight: For Another World of Possibilities offers an early but newly-translated text by Felix Guattari that contributes to his wider project of thinking through social spaces, structures and processes, in particular the political role of groups. Written when Guattari was collaborating with Gilles Deleuze on A Thousand Plateaus, this is a challenging read, but one that invigoratingly suggests ‘another world of possibilities’ when it comes to considering the most pressing issues and growing tensions facing us today, writes Jodie Matthews.