No Martyr: San Francisco Punk Posters 1976–1981 is a comprehensive visual anthology capturing the raw energy and DIY spirit of the Bay Area punk scene during its formative years.

Curated by Sylvie Astié and Hendrik Hegray, this 116-page softcover volume was published in conjunction with the 2016 exhibition at Galerie P38 in Paris. The collection showcases a wide array of punk posters from 1976 to 1981, reflecting the vibrant and rebellious culture of San Francisco's underground music scene. These posters, often produced using Xerox machines and characterized by their bold graphics and provocative imagery, were instrumental in promoting bands and events at iconic venues like Mabuhay Gardens and the Deaf Club.
Measuring 29.5 x 37 cm and weighing 510 grams, the book offers a substantial and immersive experience into the visual language of punk. It not only serves as a historical record but also highlights the enduring influence of punk aesthetics on contemporary art and design.