"An invitation to rethink what we know, and how we know it. Lennard challenges conventional understandings of crisis, borders and gender, revealing how deeply entrenched certainties shape our perceptions of the world.'"
Naomi Klein, author of Doppelganger,
"On Un/Certainty seeks to name and so unseat 'pernicious certainty in action,' and call for a different paradigm around the truths we take for granted-specifically as they pertain to what pundits are calling the polycrisis...Lennard's got a knack for making the heady feel approachable, even to a layperson. This promises to be a most topical intervention for the thinking human. (Bonus: it's slim enough to take on the subway.)"
Most Anticipated Books of 2026,
"For penetrating and revolutionary insights, not only into "the news" per se but also into our hell-world's basic epistemic workings and (especially) their impermanency, I always look to Natasha Lennard. At the same time as demonstrating almost every day-for well over a decade now-what a precious thing journalism can still be, Lennard has become this century's most illuminating political reader of Wittgenstein and our most invigorating public philosopher of antifascism."
