A corrupt politician, a feminist sex worker, a government conspiracy spiralling toward assassination: In Murder Bimbo, debut author Rebecca Novack delivers a razor-sharp political satire about ...

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Led by Luke Cage, the revolutionary version of the Avengers must face off against an enemy who symbolize corporate corruption ...

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This March sees the return of both Tayari Jones (whose previous novel An American Marriage won the 2019 Women’s Prize) and ...

Today on Commotion, political scientist David Moscrop and puppeteer Kira Hall join host Elamin Abdelmahmoud to talk about why the political puppet show Puppet Regime is so watchable.