Between the Lines

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Reading for...the international day for the elimination of violence against women / three book covers at the bottom of And Sometimes They Kill you by Pamela Cross; Resilience is Futile by Julie Lalonde; and Going Public by Jen Macfarlane.
Book cover of Killer Althusser: The Banality of Men by Francis Dupuis-Déri, Translated by Mélissa Bull. Black background with red line drawing of two overlapping circles with an arrow drooping down from the top, resembling cherries, testicles, or the symbol for male.
Comic panel from Partisans: A Graphic History of Anti-Fascist Resistance. Two young women in mid-length dresses stand facing into an open doorway with guns pointed down. Speech bubble from woman on the right: “BASTARD!” Another young woman is in the background on a bicycle on the road. A man lies on the floor inside the room with blood on his shirt and appears dead. Narrator: The three girls worked well together. Freddie scouted out the Nazis and traitors while Hannie and Truus liquidated them.”
THIS WEEKEND IN HAMILTON AND TORONTO THE HAMILTON ANARCHIST BOOKFAIR 10 AM - 5 PM WAHC / WORD ON THE STREET DAVID PECAUT SQUARE SEPT 27 AND 28 ALL DAY
A black and white photo from WWII of a group of Italian Partisan men and women walking, with one man holding a flag.
A quote by Richard Falk, against a beige background with white quotes and parantheses, big, surrounding and a small diagonal book cover in the corner. The quote says: ""I have read many discerning and moving books on Palestine over the last fift years but none has spoken to me as forcefully and persuasively as this short volume of opinion pieces written by Haidar Eid from 2009 to the present. The prophetic insight of these dispatches and their cumulative impact offer readers a vivid Palestinian narrative of tragic suffering and the heroic resistance of the Gazan population to Israel's occupation, settler colonialism, apartheid, and genocide." —Richard Falk, Former UN Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in the Palestinian Territories Occupied since 1967