Arts & Leisure
James and the Unremarkably-Sized Peach: Phoebe Maltz Bovy on Roald Dahl, censorship, and antisemitism
Canadian Jewish history comes to life in the pages of ‘Faces in the Crowd’ by Franklin Bialystok
A graphic novel that creatively and respectfully tells the story of three child survivors
Baddie Prince Harry addresses getting caught in a Nazi soldier costume—18 years after the fact
Hannah Srour-Zackon explains why the Holocaust novel ‘All the Broken Places’ is a problematic sequel to the flawed ‘The Boy in the Striped Pajamas’
Close Encounters: ‘The Future is Analog’ author David Sax talks to Canadaland podcaster Jesse Brown about reviving reality
The ‘spinster sisters’ who saved Jewish opera stars: Isabel Vincent interviewed by Phoebe Maltz Bovy
Time’s up for Irving Layton: A post-#MeToo assessment of a renegade—based on reading the tell-all books by his ex-lovers
