"An extraordinary read from a true Canadian original." —Naomi Klein, author of Doppelganger and The Shock Doctrine

“Dangerous Memory is a vivid, rapid-fire account of a pivotal period in our collective history.” —John Vaillant, author of Fire Weather

“Dangerous Memory is a fierce, exhilarating corrective to nostalgia—and to despair.” —Mark Abley, author of Strange Bewildering Time

“Heartfelt and detailed, a book worthy of the Canadian music pantheon.” —Dave Bidini, author of On a Cold Road and Midnight Light

“You can’t tell Toronto’s story without understanding the Toronto that shaped Charlie Angus, the punk rock politician.” —Toronto Mike podcast

“Dangerous Memory takes readers on a vivid, rollicking journey.” —Stephen Maher, author of The Prince

“Charlie Angus has long been a rare voice speaking truth to power.” —Linda McQuaig, author and journalist

“After reading this genuine and powerful memoir, I now have a better idea of what made Charlie Angus such a tireless and inspiring leader.” —Jim Stanford, economist and director, Centre for Future Work

“Dangerous Memory is a timely and useful cure for sociopolitical amnesia as we march into the great unknown.” —Paul Myers, author of The Kids in the Hall: One Dumb Guy

“Part memoir, part historical poke in the eye, Dangerous Memory is a roller coaster ride through the decade that left the world in the precarious state it is today.” —Ralph Benmergui, author of I Thought He Was Dead

“An engaging account of the tumultuous 1980s — a decade marked by Reaganomics, anti-nuclear protests, AIDS and the glorification of greed, among other things … A very readable personal memoir of the author’s remarkable young adult years.” — Winnipeg Free Press

“A must-read for any disillusioned Canadian.” —Quebec Library Association

“Just the book we need right now.” —World Changing Kids

“More than a mere history book.” — Sask Today