I'm currently reading La constéllation du lynx by Louis Hamelin. It's a work of historical fiction that centers around the events of the October Crisis, but I don't feel like I have the proper historical context to fully appreciate what's going on. Despite growing up in Quebec I'm not nearly as knowledgeable as I should be about Canadian history.

Could anyone suggest a good place to start learning about the post-WWII Quebec independence movement? I'm particularly interested in its more radical elements. Un texte en français serait préférable.