Vancouver's Rodney Sharman and Stephen Smith are two of 10 Canadian composers on tap to bring the bestselling book to musical life with two "spells" each.
The Johns Hopkins scholar's memoir reveals problems and solutions that could help turn the tide on what he calls "America's crisis of pain management".
When gallerist and editor LaTiesha Fazakas first met the artist Beau Dick, she thought, “Does nobody realize that this guy is van Gogh, this guy is Duchamp, this guy is groundbreaking?”
"I was that generation that was caught in-between," Choy said in 2015. "And I slowly realized that I will be surrendering my background to become a Canadian. But in those days, I would be called a Canadian Chinese."
This epic book just might be the perfect antidote for anyone who despairs about the state of the media—and the ability of journalists to stand for truth and justice—in an era when authoritarian leaders are gaining ground.
Here are four provocative titles to keep in mind while you go about celebrating the fact that we're (probably) done with ice and snow for another year.
