Book Review: The Palestine Laboratory
December 6, 2023
Loewenstein’s thorough care in putting this book together cements it as a powerful addition to geo-political literature.
Loewenstein’s thorough care in putting this book together cements it as a powerful addition to geo-political literature.
A fascinating, urgent, and at times horrifying investigation into the complexity of the ocean and the terrible human and environmental costs
Feldman crafts an enthralling and captivating story with her lyrical writing. Unorthodox is a fascinating looking-glass into religion…
The reader feels as though they themself are sitting down with these women over a cup of tea to listen to their stories.
This is a dazzling, killer read of comic brilliance, and a perfect antidote to the disconcerting times we currently find ourselves in.
A fascinating glimpse into the life of a fundamental, if controversial, figure in the world of speculative fiction.
There are struggles, celebrations, joys and sorrows in these pages, and it makes for an eye-opening read that will leave you wondering…
These deep dives into Medieval women’s lives are endlessly fascinating & are proof that women have never been separate from history.
I’m convinced that Rebecca Priestley is one of New Zealand’s greatest minds and must be protected at all costs! She’s wonderful!
Barnett makes tough conversations easily digestible through accessible vocabulary, without sacrificing her natural poetic elegance.
Contos deftly weaves educational statistics with personal stories to create a book that is ultimately a product of empathy and hope.
She is courageous in a way I have no desire to be, but deeply admire all the same. I loved spending time with her unusual experiences
Fire Island has a long history of being a safe holiday destination for queer people, especially writers and artists.
A fascinating and analytical deep dive into women’s work and the (lack of) policy that supports and uplifts it.
Tragic, tender & wise, it made me think about who and what we take for granted, & the moments we don’t cherish enough until they are over.
It’s one of the most important books I’ve ever read. It approaches domestic violence from all fronts in a truly easy to understand way.
Puhak is a very skilled writer, and sets the stage marvellously. The story reads as a fast-paced novel, and I thoroughly enjoyed the ride.
This vital work raises more questions than it answers through its exposing research into medical sexism…
A fascinating personal and historical account of their history, use and potential for treatment of addiction, depression and palliative care.
If you’re looking for a memoir that masterfully balances light reading and the despair of trauma and life, this is it.