Author archive:
Emily Landau

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September 2012
Teenage Dreams
Teenage Dreams
After twenty-five years, Degrassi remains popular culture’s most honest depiction of teen life
Television • by Emily Landau
July 2012
Double Vision
Double Vision
Poet Pauline Johnson enthralled Victorian theatregoers with a stereotype-smashing spin on her Mohawk-English heritage. Along the way, she became Canada’s first postmodern celebrity
Essay • by Emily Landau
June 2012
Magnified World
Magnified World
Grace O’Connell’s new novel, reviewed
Walrus Reads • by Emily Landau
January 2012
Lost Boy
Lost Boy
With his parody of children’s books, Highly Inapproriate Tales for Young People, Douglas Coupland joins his Gen X peers, revelling in nostalgia. Isn’t it time to grow up?
Books • by Emily Landau
December 2011
Ithaca
Ithaca
David Davidar’s new novel, reviewed
Walrus Reads • by Emily Landau
May 2011
Secrets of the Deep
Secrets of the Deep
Has Nova Scotia put its treasure hunters — and the bounty they seek — at risk of extinction?
Profile • by Emily Landau
May 2011
Review: Rupinder Gill’s <em>On the Outside Looking Indian</em>
Review: Rupinder Gill’s On the Outside Looking Indian
“How my second childhood changed my life”
Walrus Reads • by Emily Landau
November 2010
Review: <em>The Beauty of Humanity Movement</em>
Review: The Beauty of Humanity Movement
Walrus Reads • by Emily Landau
December 2009
Where the Wild Things Were
Where the Wild Things Were
A retrospective of werewolves in popular culture
Online Exclusive • by Emily Landau
Canada & its place in the world. Published by
the non-profit charitable Walrus Foundation
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