"She has a bottle of oval, peach-coloured Valium they only give to cancer patients and the diabolically nervous... and she never shares."
--Ali Riley, in "Hag"
For a new generation of Quebec writers, sex is about everything but pleasure…[more]
Mixed martial arts fights for legitimacy…[more]
American soldiers’ restroom graffiti in Afghanistan and Kuwait…[more]
Does the Internet make you want to kill yourself? Cartoons can help. » View Photo Gallery «
Our blogger in South Korea on deer antler liquor and the national obsession with poop…[more]
Stories and scenes from Brazil’s largest city. » View Photo Gallery «
Plants, politics, and cocaine in Bolivia. A special audio slideshow…[more]
Julian Barnes memoir is quite an attention grabber…[more]
An interview with Samantha Nutt, founder of War Child Canada…[more]
From The Kinks to Kermit the Frog, we chose our 30 favourite sad songs. What are yours? …[more]
Prospective nicknames for future fighters.…[more]
The US primaries’ moronic inferno: Why can’t Canada have this much fun?…[more]
Video of Mixed Martial Arts fighter Nick Denis: three rounds in the ring.…[more]
An expanded version of Ali Riley’s award-winning story, excerpted in the May 2008 issue …[more]
Edward Burtynsky photographs the Royal Alexandra Theatre in Toronto. » View Photo Gallery «
Justify the Means I realize that the intent of The Walrus is to provide an alternative point of view to so-called mainstream media.…[more]
How we learned to stop worrying and love surveillance…[more]
Kim Jong Il: Lover, dictator, bon vivant... movie star?…[more]
David Orrell challenges neoclassical economics…[more]
How commercialization is changing research in Canada…[more]
David Waltner-Toews gets down and dirty…[more]
Michael Reynolds’ quest for sustainable structures. » View Photo Gallery «
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