Magazine Issue ›› July/August 2006
In the July/August 2006 Issue
“So Deep, So Vicious, So Brutal”
A review of The Colour of Justice: Policing Race in Canada, by David M. Tanovich
Prophets of an Unknown Future
A review of Terry Glavin’s Waiting for the Macaws and Other Stories from the Age of Extinctions and Wayne Grady’s Bringing Back the Dodo: Lessons in Natural and Unnatural History
TV “R” Us
A review of Two Aspirins and a Comedy: How Television Can Enhance Health and Society, by Metta Spencer
Referencing Canadian Lives
A review of Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Volume XV (1921–1930), edited by Ramsay Cook and Réal Bélanger
Publisher, Poetry Lover, Pilot
A review of Scott Griffin’s My Heart Is Africa: A Flying Adventure
Living by the Polls
A review of The Role of Public Opinion Research in Canadian Government, by Christopher Page
Searching for Self
A review of Scotch River, by Linda Little, and Matters of Hart, by Marianne Ackerman
Nudge, Wink ... and Yawn
A review of Trudy J. Morgan-Cole’s The Violent Friendship of Esther Johnson
Pot Pourri
A review of Not This Time: Canadians, Public Policy and the Marijuana Question, 1961–1975, by Marcel Martel, and Bud Inc.: Inside Canada’s Marijuana Industry, by Ian Mulgrew
Women and the West
A review of Unsettled Pasts: Reconceiving the West through Women’s History, edited by Sarah Carter, Lesley Erickson, Patricia Roome and Char Smith
Intertwined Histories
A review of Who Named The Knife: A Book of Murder and Memory, by Linda Spalding
The Forbidden Experiment
A review of Adriana S. Benzaquén’s Encounters with Wild Children: Temptation and Disappointment in the Study of Human Nature
Let Me Tell You My Life
An essay
The Well Hush Better Homes
Poems
Marriage Song
A poem
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Poems
Letters and Responses
James Laxer, Herbert Grubel, David Laidler, Colin Carter, Derek Berwald and Al Loyns, Ingeborg Boyens, Erna Paris, Rosie DiManno, Ray Conlogue, Mark Jaccard
Cover art and pictures throughout the issue by Lorenz Peter
Lorenz Peter is a comic artist living in Toronto. He has two graphic novels published by Pedlar Press and his work has appeared in numerous underground and cult magazines since 1993. Visit www.SideEffect.ca or contact lorenz@sideeffect.ca.
Online Originals
Back from War
What do we know about the mental health of returning soldiers?
The Collapse of the Laurentian Consensus
On the westward shift of Canadian power - and values.
Writers in Exile: What Shuts Them Up?
Authors fleeing persecution today are haunted not just by memories, but the ongoing threat of reprisal.
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