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God of Poetry

Apollo was about more than going to the moon

Robert Smith

Climbing Down from Vimy Ridge

One of Canada’s leading historians makes a different case for military success

Adam Chapnick

Plate Appearances

José Bautista and the Temple of Dome

J.D.M. Stewart
Issues

November 2017

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Northern Shadows

Literature in the age of Reconciliation and “peak” diversity

Stephen Marche

Peak Twins

Doppelgängers, hauntings, and the rise of the neuro-fantastic

John Semley

Tax and the Canadian Psyche

Elsbeth Heaman in conversation with Shirley Tillotson

Elsbeth Heaman and Shirley Tillotson

The Empathy Paradox: What #MeToo Misses

What even a post-Weinstein conversation is not saying about sexual assault

Carly Lewis

Calling the Lobster Telephone

What surrealism can teach social scientists

Joshua Nichols

What Joni Allows

The beautifully opaque life, and work, of Joni Mitchell

Alexandra Molotkow

The March of the Cheezie

Our snacks as a history of ourselves

Christine Sismondo

Love and Lucre

Our odd, abiding affair with bookstores

Grant Munroe

Primus extra pares

The evolution of the job of PM

Mel Cappe

A Long Way From Home

The Kurdish struggle has the world’s attention, briefly, but not its sympathy

Ava Homa