The Walrus Presents...
by Jason Sherman and David Parkins
Conrad Black pardoned? Read our new monthly comic strip
International Affairs
Goodbye, Guantánamo
by Louie Palu
A photo gallery from the US military base in Cuba » View Photo Gallery «
Science
Perimeter’s Heart
by Alex Hutchinson
World-renowned physicist and social innovator Neil Turok brings his mission to Waterloo
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The Porn Identity
by Stacey May Fowles
Stacey May Fowles in conversation with Hal Niedzviecki on privacy and internet pornography
Field Notes
Love and Rockets
by Mohammed Hanif
An India-Pakistan wedding, briefly interrupted by fighter jets.
Literature
Not-So-Mechanical Worlds
by Alison Gillmor
Struan Sinclair bridges the gap between print and virtual reality
Society
The Other Porn Addiction
by Hal Niedzviecki
Why are ordinary women exposing themselves online?
Comics
The Giant Ball
by Seth Scriver
Looks like the Giant Ball did it again. » View Photo Gallery «
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Politics
All in the Game
by Mark Kingwell
Inside the mind of Barack Obama as he sets forth on his first term as president.
Television
Cashing In
by Patricia Bailey
With a new series on Showcase, Aboriginal humour is going mainstream
Politics
The Outsider
by William Johnson
How Stephen Harper brought Canada to conservatism and the Conservatives to crisis
Books
Extraordinary Canadians
by Philip Marchand
In a new biography series, Canada is reimagined as a liberal Protestant nation
Fiction
The Whole Story
by Helen Humphreys
A short story by Helen Humphreys, author of “The Frozen Thames”
Profile
Calgary’s Quixote
by Colby Cosh
David Swann takes over the most thankless job in Canadian politics — leader of Alberta’s Liberal Party
Letters
April 2009
by The Walrus readers
On security in Kabul, Bolivian cocaine, and the mountain that ate men.
