Praise

“This book is just what we need: a fun-filled, accessible guide to the mess we are in and how we might think our way out of it. I can’t think of a better way to undermine the fearmongering and tunnel vision of our times than with a graphic guide like this.”

– Derek Hrynyshyn, author of The Limits of the Digital Revolution: How Mass Media Culture Endures in a Social Media World

“A great inoculation for the innocent, exposing all kinds of well-funded efforts to deceive them.”

– Joel Andreas, author of Addicted to War

“An accessible, helpful, and sadly necessary field guide to the age of mis- and dis-information.”

– Brendan de Caires, executive director of PEN Canada

“Cutting through what is and what isn’t fake news isn’t easy, and Erin Steuter’s work manages to find a way. Engaging, fun and easy to understand, Steuter offers readers tools to navigate both the online and real worlds, and how to see through the spin to catch all the facts.”

– Nora Loreto, freelance writer, activist, and editor for the Canadian Association of Labour Media

“Won’t Get Fooled Again is a rich exploration of how and why fake news shapes our politics and our daily lives. It brings to life what might otherwise be a dull subject, transforming the stuff of textbooks into art. By presenting dialogues about the causes and consequences of fake news—by dramatizing the issue—Won’t Get Fooled Again is an engaging read and a valuable teaching resource, especially for young learners.”

– Gregory Shupak, author of The Wrong Story: Palestine, Israel, and the Media

“Won’t Get Fooled Again is an accessible and engaging introduction to fake news. Using real examples, Steuter and Spinney explore what fake news is, how it shapes the world around us, and, most importantly, what we can do to combat it.”

– The Graphic History Collective