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Walrus Articles Currently Live on Viigo
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I Try to Help - TKTKT by Vezi Ayyed
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The World’s ‘Best’ Car Bombers? by Christopher Watt
Q&A with ex-CIA agent Robert Baer on terror, the Iran crisis, and Hezbollah blasts ... Continue reading this article at http://www.walrusmagazine.co... -
Photo Gallery: Second Place Finishes by Sandy Nicholson
When losing is still winning. Sort of.2nd: The Face of Defeat by Sandy Nicholson is a set of photographs made of people the moments after they placed... -
Q&A: Pasha Malla by The Shelf, Walrus Blogs
Our books blogger interviews Canadian writer Pasha Malla... Continue reading this article at http://www.walrusmagazine.com ... -
A Turkish Town, Waiting for Destruction by Carolyn Drake
Images of Hasankeyf, Turkey.Since 2007, photographer Carolyn Drake has chronicled areas threatened by Turkey’s Greater Anatolia Project. Among ... -
Ephemera by Ken Nicol
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The Quiet Art of Cartooning by Seth
The loneliness of the no-distance cartoonistScroll to the bottom for “Down the Stairs,” an exclusive comic from one of Seth’s sketc... -
Review: The Wrecking Crew by Izida Zorde
Thomas Frank’s follow-up to What’s the Matter with KansasThe Wrecking Crew: How Conservatives Rule by Thomas Frank Henry Holt (2008), 384... -
Review: What Is America? by Daniel Baird
America’s genocidal history, as discussed in Ronald Wright’s new bookWhat Is America? A Short History of the New World Order by Ronald Wr... -
Review: Revenant by Paul Isaacs
The romantic side of Anglesey, and other things not featured in this novelRevenant by Tristan Hughes Douglas & McIntyre (2008), 263 pp. You don’... -
Review: The Killing Circle by Claire Ward
A new suspense novel from Andrew PyperThe Killing Circle by Andrew Pyper Doubleday Canada (2008), 323 pp. Andrew Pyper’s fourth novel renders T... -
A Land Apart by Christopher Frey
Can Turkey fulfill its promise as a bridge between East and West when its own peoples stand divided?WEST See Carolyn Drake’s photo gallery fro... -
The Other Darwin by Mark Czarnecki
The nineteenth-century naturalist gets emotionalDarwin’s time has come again. Heralded by new biographies and editions of his works, a dual ann... -
Shift Happens by Ken Alexander
Stéphane Dion is the anti-Reagan“A price on emissions that cause harm is essential. Yes, a carbon tax . . . is needed to wean us off [our] fos... -
Sink or Swim by Katharine Dunn
Pierre Lafontaine’s bid to revive Swimming CanadaWhen I was fourteen, I only cared about one thing: making the Nova Scotia swim team for the Ca... -
Cellphone Games by Melinda Wenner
Does radio frequency radiation pose a cancer risk? Researchers in the largest study to date won’t sayDaniel Shattuck calls himself a soldier, a... -
September 2008 by The Walrus Readers
On foreign doctors, prime ministerial biographers, militant cyclists, and the fascinating DoukhoborsDoctor’s Orders As a retired doctor, recrui... -
Frontier Families by Matthew Hays
The complexities of queer parenthoodThe voice on the other end of the line was familiar enough. It was the message I was having trouble getting a gri... -
September 2008 Solutions by Fraser Simpson
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The People’s Court by Alex Hutchinson
Doctors are paid for through our taxes. Why not lawyers? Alex Hutchinson examines a case for universal legal careIt’s been an unusually invigor... -
The Anti-Socialite by Denis Seguin
Life with an Asperger’s childOn the first day of Autism 2006, the Geneva Centre for Autism International Symposium at the Metro Toronto Convent... -
Bomb That Brush by Margo Pfeiff
Renegade retireespowell river — An axe, a machete, and a chainsaw protrude from the backpack Neils Voss tosses into a pickup. “My logging... -
Close to the Bone by Matthew Fishbane
Searching for justice in Colombiasierra nevada de santa marta — I’m trudging down the lower slopes above the city of Santa Marta with a b... -
Squashing Ducks by Cam Sylvester
Globalization gone awrypodbiel — “Where are all the ducks?” That was Adela’s first question as our rental car slipped past ... -
The Renaissance of Cute by Nick Mount
How the street brought pleasure back to art — for freeShe is an unlikely icon. She hid in back lanes on Bankside, under the South Bank bridges,... -
At The Whisky Tasting by Pasha Malla
Whisky tasting for the professionaldewar’s 18-year-old founders reserve, blended All right, guys, keep in mind that I’m new to this. I t... -
Do Avatars Dream of Electric Streets? by Mitch Moxley
A virtual fantasia of China[Read Mitch Moxley’s Olympics blog at The Walrus Blogs] ahern welcome area — The sun is setting as I sit in a...
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