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Bookworm, no. 151
Aging with Agility: How Elite Athletes and Ordinary Folks Embrace Exercise with Age
Michelle Pannor Silver
Columbia University Press
248 pages, hardcover, softcover, and ebook
In less than two centuries, human life expectancy...
Bookworm, no. 150
Baby Face / Face de bébé
Sallie Fullerton
Invisible Books
156 pages, softcover and ebook
Denise Cassidy, or Baby Face, owned and operated some of Montreal’s first lesbian bars in the late 1960s and ’70s. As is often the case with que...
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Next Friday, the Max Bell School of Public Policy at McGill University will convene Not Politics as Usual: Challenges to Constitutional Governance in Canada and the United States, a gathering of the Slater Family Canada-US Policy Series t...
Bookworm, no. 149
Adrian Ma reviews Susan Goldenberg’s “Will Power.” Cheryl Bell on Betty Baxter’s “Outspoken.” Inside the June issue.
Will Power: The Most Baffling Bequests, Ludicrous Last Wishes, and Daft Declarations in Final Testaments
Bookworm, no. 148
Grace Henkel reviews Theresa Kishkan’s “The Art of Looking Back.” Rob Benvie on Jeff Miller’s “Temporary Palaces.” Inside the May issue.
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