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.
Author Karen Dubinsky describes a recent visit to Cuba amidst its political polarization.
Here’s a sneak peek at seven forthcoming titles coming out in the spring.
Suzanne Evans, author of The Taste of Longing, reflects on the mementos and human experiences of war, displacement, and internment.
We are celebrating our 45th anniversary as a radical book press this week! Here's a look back on some of our early publications.
Author Daniel McNeil presents a a playlist to accompany his book, Thinking While Black. A collaboration with Alador Bereketab (associate producer of the Black Studies Podcast), the playlist transmits some of the songs that have provoked the creative artistry and activism of soul rebels, Black Atlantic intellectuals, and planetary humanists.
Read an excerpt of our new climate justice handbook, which sets out the ways (large and small) that you can get involved in direct climate action today. It's on sale all weekend, along with other BTL titles on understanding the climate crisis.
We've paired each of our forthcoming fall books with a backlist favourite.