Post Type Archives: rabble book lounge

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‘Screwed’ is an uneven take on female desire

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‘Behold, America’ is a short history of loaded phrases

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Dionne Brand’s novel ‘Theory’ is a demanding study of love

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In the 1960s Montreal was a centre of Black radicalism

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‘Women Talking’ is a beautifully written meditation on the power of narrative

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Capitalism runs on women’s housework

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The quirky characters of ‘Difficult People’ fail to inspire

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Canada’s incredible expanding wealth gap

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Tara Westover’s memoir is a compelling testament to the power of education

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‘Give People Money’: a persuasive case for a basic income

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The Radical Handmaids’ tale of reproductive justice began on Parliament Hill

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Clearing the fog of war around Syria