Book Review Apr 16
How can progressives stop Harper this federal election?
George Lakoff | With an upcoming election, George Lakoff's wisdom on political framing has never been more relevant for progressives in Canada. Read this excerpt.
Book Review Apr 9
How can we make Canada's roads safer?
Neil Arason | Is it possible to eliminate death and serious injury from Canada's roads? In this timely and in-depth study, author Neil Arason explores what can drive Canadian roads toward a safer future.
Book Review Apr 2
How Canada lets people get tortured
Matthew Behrens | The remarkable story of Mohamedou Ouid Slahi is one of wisdom, humour and despair. In this memoir, Slahi relays a tale of human resilience under the most appalling conditions at Guantanamo Bay.
Book Review Mar 26
Sex, drugs and pyromania: 'The Green Hotel' exposes Toronto's underbelly
Lauren Scott | Jesse Gilmour explores the father-son relationship in the most extreme of terms. What will a father do for a son, and what will a son ask of a father?
Book Review Mar 19
Transformative movement-building: Another politics made clear
Greg Macdougall | Chris Dixon's book 'Another Politics' addresses the challenges, successes and inspirations of anti-authoritarian activism.
Book Review Mar 12
The limits and possibilities of dissent in an age of militarized policing
Sarah Hipworth | Author Lesley Wood sheds light on the dynamics of protest policing and how these will be affected with legislation like Bill C-51.
Book Review Mar 5
Watch out Lefties! The FBI is out to sabotage you
Eleanor J. Bader | Let's take a look into The Revolutionary Union and its later incarnation, the Revolutionary Communist Party, to reveal how the FBI and local police worked to undermine progressive unity.
Book Review Feb 26
Textile artists reclaim narrative through 'Strange Material'
Steffanie Pinch | How do we take back and transform the narrative from the mainstream? Well, knitting, patching, felting and sewing are a good start.
Book Review Feb 19
Harper vs. Canada: Putting the Conservatives' record on trial
Karl Nerenberg | Karl Nerenberg has been rabble's parliamentary reporter since 2011, when the Harper government won its majority. Karl's got a new book, full of keen observations about the Harper years.
Book Review Feb 12
'Nothing Looks Familiar' asks: 'What does it mean to live in a body today?'
Yutaka Dirks | Acts of sex. Acts of violence. Raw physicality. Shawn Syms' 'Nothing Looks Familiar' explores bodies and sexuality of today's flawed beings.
Book Review Feb 5
Capitalism must die in order for Indigenous nations to live
Kelly Rose Pflug-Back | The Canadian government's treatment of Indigenous people both historically and presently makes one thing clear: It only wants a relationship of taking land and resources.
Book Review Jan 29
'Captive Revolution' liberates narratives of Palestinian women
Azeezah Kanji | Women's political resistance and detention has been going on since, well colonialism, imperialism and the capitalist state. 'Captive Revolution' focuses on the participation of Palestinian women.
Book Review Jan 22
A bold vision for Canada's future
Jessie Housty | Imagine Canada's future. What does it look like? In this excerpt, we read what Jessie Housty, an Indigenous community leader from the Heiltsuk First Nation, envisions for Canada.
Book Review Jan 15
What's your water footprint?
Paul Weinberg | What?! There's another reason to worry about the planet? Why yes. If we don't get control over our water usage, we will be up the creek without any water.
Book Review Jan 8
The new Canada: A paradox of citizenship and belonging
Amira Elghawaby | By 2030, Canada's growth will be entirely based on immigration. So it seems it is in everyone's best interest to welcome newcomers, but you wouldn't gather that by the current laws and changes.

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