The Black Hole of Guantanamo Bay
Omar Khadr has been held incommunicado by the United States for almost two years. He could be a terrorist, but without due process we may never know
The July/August 2004 Issue
Fiction by Guy Vanderhaeghe, Banana Yoshimoto, and Damon Galgut; poetry by Billy Collins, M. NourbeSe Philip, Di Brandt, and Marilyn Hacker; Bill Cameron argues that the unclarified legal status of prisoners at Guantanamo Bay is only hurting the cause of justice; Thaddeus Holownia photographs Walden Pond…
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China Beach, Then and Now
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Dubbing, Italian-Style
On the artistic consequence of Mussolini’s distaste for foreign languages
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The Fixers
On the ground with the Canadian Forces who maintain the air force’s fleet of aged Sea King maritime helicopters
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Letters
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