Post Type Archives: rabble book lounge

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Linda McQuaig on how private enterprise took over Canada’s public wealth

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New book takes aim at Silicon Valley’s bootstraps origin story

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Colson Whitehead’s ‘The Nickel Boys’: Surviving and resisting in Jim Crow Florida

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New novel portrays cycles of white violence in South Africa

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‘The Seed’: an incisive, yet generous, account of feminism and infertility

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New book challenges mainstream understandings of violence in Latin America

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Mona Awad’s ‘Bunny’: a sweetly sick take on academia

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adrienne maree brown shows us how to reclaim pleasure under oppression

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Smokii Sumac’s poetry goes to the hard places with generosity and care

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New look at treaty archives reminds us Canada was not built on Indigenous surrender

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The Red River is mother and healer in Katherena Vermette’s new book of poetry

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‘1919’ is a welcome commemoration of the strike that rocked Winnipeg a century ago