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Introducing our fall books
As summer wanes, usher in autumn with six forthcoming books from Between the Lines.
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Ten years since Mégantic: the sad telling of a perfect capitalist story
To mark the tenth anniversary of the tragic train derailment in the Quebec town of Lac-Mégantic, we share an excerpt from A Train in the Night, a graphic novel about the disaster written by Anne-Marie Saint-Cerny and illustrated by Christian Quesnel.
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The Last Win Is the Best Win
For International Women's Day, we are publishing an excerpt from Bonnie Robichaud's memoir, It Should Be Easy to Fix.
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Books for Black Liberation
For Black History Month, we have compiled a reading list of books on Black organizing, radical thought, and subversive histories.
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Music, Film, and Political Deadlock in Cuba
Author Karen Dubinsky describes a recent visit to Cuba amidst its political polarization.
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Radical books for the holidays
We've compiled our annual holiday gift guide to help you find the right present for your friends, family, and comrades this holiday season.
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Introducing our spring books
Here’s a sneak peek at seven forthcoming titles coming out in the spring.
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Intimate Wartime Choices
Suzanne Evans, author of The Taste of Longing, reflects on the mementos and human experiences of war, displacement, and internment.