It’s time to unwrap the perfect holiday guide!
Join Between the Lines and other Publishers for Palestine members from around the world for an international #ReadPalestine week, starting Wednesday, November 29.
We invite publishers, and those who work in publishing industries around the world, who stand for justice, freedom of expression, and the power of the written word, to sign this letter and join our global solidarity collective, Publishers for Palestine.
As summer wanes, usher in autumn with six forthcoming books from Between the Lines.
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.
For International Women's Day, we are publishing an excerpt from Bonnie Robichaud's memoir, It Should Be Easy to Fix.
For Black History Month, we have compiled a reading list of books on Black organizing, radical thought, and subversive histories.
Author Karen Dubinsky describes a recent visit to Cuba amidst its political polarization.