Robin Dembroff’s new book is part feminist critique, part philosophical intervention, and part invitation to rethink the way we understand ourselves.

In honour of finishing my 430th book ever read, I am bringing you a recommendation today: Blood Drunk by Ben Shepherd, which comes out this month.

I was lucky enough to be on the guest-list for she’s green on the 4th of September. Having been to the venue before, I was familiar with its ambient lighting and cozy layout — an atmosphere that only set the mood for the dreamy performances by the opener and the main act.

Photo by Kamal “Eazy” Holder For In Color, colour is more than a name. It represents the full spectrum of emotion they want their music to capture – the sadness, longing, euphoria and everything in between. That ambition has already taken the alt-rock quartet of Holden Clontz, Matt Hastings, Val Hoyt and Miles Laderman a long way. After forming out of an unlikely winter spent snowed in together, In Color have quickly progressed from playing their first shows to selling out t

In a world where species dwindle and climate disaster becomes the daily reality across our planet, to look at the natural world is to be witness to a fading memory. Super Nature, directed by Ed Sayers, is a poignant collection of images of the natural world integrally filmed in Super 8 format, bringing together over 40 worldwide collaborators into a collective meditation on nature and our place (and mark) in it. Because of its technical characteristics, Super 8 is not general