Lauren Scott

Lauren Scott was rabble.ca's books intern for 2014-15. She is currently in her third year in the Bachelor of Journalism Program at Carleton University. She really, really likes books, a lot.

News

Dec 7, 2020

Hope is a 'powerful political act' for environmental activists facing despair

Lauren Scott

"Hope Matters" author Elin Kelsey questions the singular doom-and-gloom narrative, arguing that "evidence-based hope" can help advocates find solutions and push harder for climate justice.

Book Review

May 19, 2016

'We are the story of the women who die': 'In-Between Days' chronicles life with cancer

Lauren Scott

Teva Harrison's debut graphic memoir offers an intimate look at the vibrant life of a cancer patient.

Book Review

Sep 24, 2015

'Night Moves' brings new light to the shadows of Canada's North

Lauren Scott

Dene author Richard Van Camp's latest short story collection "Night Moves" finds us back in Fort Simmer with some friendly faces, but wholly new and haunting experiences.

Blog

Apr 28, 2015

Veganism might be for you, but it's not for me: A true story

Lauren Scott

I'm not a very good vegan but I tried and continue to try. That said, even vegans face challenges. Take this story as a warning: wash your lettuce!

Blog

Apr 27, 2015

Environmental activist Ann Cavlovic talks 'non-preachy' climate activism

Lauren Scott

Ottawa writer Ann Cavlovic's first play "Emissions: A Climate Comedy" teaches audiences about climate change, but in a totally "non-preachy" way. Keep reading for her fresh take on the problem!

Book Review

Apr 23, 2015

128 km later: How to hold on after your life doesn't make sense

Lauren Scott

Paul Dore's 'The Walking Man' blends reality and fiction during a journey of self-discovery after a particularly tumultuous year. Dore opens up about the books and his hopes here. Hold on, reader.

Blog

Apr 8, 2015