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Tamara Faith Berger is an author and screenwriter. In this episode, she and Nathan talk about mainstream Canadian literary culture’s discomfort with her work’s signature combination of deep ideas and frank sexuality, about the total coincidence that led to her having two films premiere in the same year, and about the complicated experience of …
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The Making of Moonstruck - The Walrus
Jun 28, 2021 · T he overlapping coffee rings staining the cover of The Bride and the Wolf told Norman Jewison that the screenplay had been making the rounds. Still, something in the material, written by playwright John Patrick Shanley, spoke to him. It was theatrical, snappy, and, like almost all of the director’s strongest work, situated within a specific ethnic and cultural milieu (Italian American, in ...
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From the given letters, find as many words as possible that are 3 or more letters long. The central letter must be included in each word. Enter letters by clicking on them or by typing them in. You can use each of the given letters as many times as you wish. Special points for finding a pangram—that is, a word that uses all the letters.
Why Sunrise Records Is Still Spinning - The Walrus
Nov 21, 2023 · But Sunrise, first launched in 1977, is still around, though it no longer has a home in downtown Toronto. “I’ve had people telling me that record stores are closing for probably ten or fifteen years now,” says Robert Lawson, the store manager at the Cloverdale location for much of its twenty-year history. “Well, we’re still here, and ...
Why Hudson’s Bay Company’s Future Is in Question | The Walrus
Jan 4, 2023 · The two adventurers got an audience with Charles, who liked the idea of a fur-trading enterprise. He hoped their work would bring in money to help his decimated city. In 1670, Charles granted the charter that started the Hudson’s Bay Company, but the ownership of the land was largely an abstraction.
Sarah Bernstein Breaks the Rules in Study for Obedience - The …
Oct 27, 2023 · She says she enjoys books where the writer has thought a lot about the sound or shape of the sentences. That might be the key to understanding how to read Study for Obedience: following the voice, reflecting on what the narrator says and doesn’t say, and taking time with the story.In the novel, action feels less central than language and how the narrator interprets her new life and the ...
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