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Magazine Issue ›› April 2006

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In the April 2006 Issue

  • Not So Fast, Reformers

    An essay

    Paul Wilson
  • Lots of Sex, Please, We’re Humans

    A review of Edward Shorter’s Written in the Flesh: A History of Desire

    Jacqueline Murray
  • Plus ça change

    A review of The Middle Power Project: Canada and the Founding of the United Nations, by Adam Chapnick

    David M. Malone
  • Size Matters

    A review of The Dance of Molecules: How Nanotechnology Is Changing Our Lives, by Ted Sargent

    Robert J. Sawyer
  • The Judges and the Media

    A review of The Last Word: Media Coverage of the Supreme Court of Canada, by Florian Sauvageau, David Schneiderman and David Taras

    Kirk Makin
  • Mystery in the Tropics

    A review of Dead Man in Paradise, by J.B. MacKinnon

    Charles Wilkins
  • Dazzling and Disappointing

    A review of The Walking Boy, by Lydia Kwa

    Jamie Zeppa
  • Surviving the Commune

    A review of Katrina Onstad’s How Happy to Be

    Cathy Stonehouse
  • The Carrot and the Stick

    A review of Responding to Youth Crime in Canada, by Anthony N. Doob and Carla Cesaroni

    Elliott Leyton
  • Wood, Glass and Stone

    A review of Up North: Where Canada’s Architecture Meets the Land, by Lisa Rochon

    Joe Berridge
  • An Incendiary Tale

    A review of The Hanging of Angélique: Canada, Slavery and the Burning of Montreal, by Afua Cooper

    Desmond Morton
  • A Literary Horserace

    A review of Running the Rapids: A Writer’s Life, by Kildare Dobbs

    George Jonas
  • The Hapless Hunt for Paradise Lost

    A review of David F. Noble’s Beyond the Promised Land: The Movement and the Myth

    Wade Rowland
  • Why Are We in Afghanistan?

    A review of Friendly Fire: The Untold Story of the U.S. Bombing that Killed Four Canadian Soldiers in Afghanistan, by Michael Friscolanti

    Bruce Rolston
  • To Go to Huangshan (The Yellow Mountains)

    A poem

    Roo Borson
  • Lupins: Canada Day 2002

    A poem

    Shelagh Hewitt Kareda
  • Voyage

    A poem

    Shelagh Hewitt Kareda
  • Letters & Responses

    Michael Adams, Alan Twigg, Patrick Watson, Sam DiFalco, Ian Montagnes, Lawrence Wardroper

  • Cover art and pictures throughout the issue by Cinders McLeod

    Cinders McLeod studied art, performance, filmmaking and television in England. She played doublebass and sang in a band that toured Britain and Europe for five years, cartooned for British newspapers for ten and moved back to Toronto with her Glaswegian family five years ago. She has cartooned and designed for The Globe and Mail ever since.

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