Books/Featured: Top of Home Page/Reviews Arundhati Roy and John Cusack Discuss What’s Rotten in the Political Left By Rhea Rollmann / 3 October 2016 Things That Can and Cannot Be Said assembles a cast of whistleblowers and dissidents to discuss the security state, the Lifestyle Wars, and the demise of the Left.
Books/Featured: Top of Home Page/Reviews Straddling the Divide Between Karen Silkwood and Edward Snowden in ‘The Whistleblower’s Dilemma’ By PopMatters Staff / 6 April 2016 While the Snowden chapters are often, at best, worthy of a cursory skim, virtually every word about Silkwood here is captivating,
Featured: Top of Home Page/Film/Reviews ‘Citizenfour’ Is Invaluable Cinéma Vérité By Jon Lisi / 24 August 2015 I welcome Oliver Stone’s forthcoming biopic about Snowden with an open mind, but I doubt that it will surpass the riveting realism of Citizenfour.
Books/Featured: Top of Home Page/PopMatters Picks/Reviews Glenn Greenwald’s Latest Has Us Wondering Who Watches the Watchers? By James Orbesen / 13 July 2015 'No Place to Hide' is a portrait of courage, determination, and the lengths people go to stand by their principles.