The Story Behind the Rob Ford Story by Genevieve Simms

The Story Behind the Rob Ford Story by Genevieve SimmsGenevieve Simms held a 2012 printmaking residency at the Frans Masereel Centrum in Belgium. Cover prints are exclusive, professionally printed copies of our award winning magazine covers. These custom ordered prints include cover art and the Walrus wordmark, but are free of all other decoration. They are reproduced on high quality archival paper, and are available framed or unframed. Standard cover print dimensions: 10. 75 14. 25 (unframed, including

Marni Jackson considers why parents can’t let go of their adult children

Michael Adams discusses the divergence of Canadian and American values

Adam Gilders explores a curious German obsession with nineteenth-century Native Americans

Rebecca Addelman argues that defamation laws make Canadian comedy less funny than American comedy

John Vaillant recalls an 1884 lynching committed by Americans on Canadian soil

Professionally printed on high-quality archival paper

Deborah Campbell looks at a rapidly modernizing and often misperceived Iran

Roxanna Bikadoroff illustrates for The Walrus and The New Yorker

Mark Witten looks at promising research into the neuroscience of depression

Peter Menzel photographs the weekly food intake of families from around the world

Zander Sherman studies alternative teacher Joe Bower

Chris Hedges explains why the United States loves guns