[5]Great minds don't always think alike — and that's when things get interesting. Find a section with a fresh attitude, that brings you the books you want to read about. With an emphasis on the fantastic work coming out of Canada's small presses — reviewed from perspectives you don't read every day — book lounge reviews range from the short and punchy, giving you a glimpse of what's between the covers, to in-depth featured reviews [6] that engage with the ideas on offer so you can too. Top notch books, top notch writers, top notch thinking.
Here's what you'll find in rabble's book lounge:
Each week you'll find out what the five bestselling books have been in the preceeding week at an independent bookseller somewhere in Canada. Writers, publishers, or readers with recommendations may contact the books editor.
book it [8]
A special subset of rabble's what's up national-events section, book it is a calendar of readings, book launches, literary festivals, small-press fairs and other book-related events Canada-wide. These listings, which will also appear in what's up, are all about books, all the time and appear in an easy-to-read, city-by-city format. Listings are free. Check out book it listings now. Post an event now.
babble book club [9]
Read it, talk about it, love it. rabble's over 15,000 babblers keep dozens of vibrant, thoughtful, fun, and insightful discussions going every day, and book topics are no exception. Find those threads and more on babble. Or talk books at our online book club — the book club you can come to in your pyjamas. Babble now!
radio book lounge [10]
Particular in your podcasts? Religious about your radio? If you want to tune your radio listening in to books, radio book lounge is for you, with author interviews and readings as well as audio reviews and stories for kids and grown-ups. Close your eyes and relax with a good book as you tune into the lounge between your ears. Take me to the radio book lounge now.
The book lounge portal is a unique resource for readers, writers and publishers. An alternative to corporate online bookstores, the book lounge is one stop on the internet for progressive book reviews, discussion, events and much more. Bound but definitely not gagged.