Cary Grant was a complicated, brilliant creation
Grant may have lacked formal education and been a troubled soul, but he was nobody’s fool when it came to practising his trade and taking care of business…
A revisionist history of who won the U.S. Civil War
While history may show the South lost on the battlefields, it may have won the war of ideas and influence more than 150 years after the last shot was fired…
Atwood’s childhood works reveals early glimmers of creativity
Compilation of juvenilia hints at the famed author’s first influences – and a characteristic sense of humour, say U of A experts…
Father Brown is G.K. Chesterton’s most durable creation
He was an early and vocal critic of Nazism. He was also an unapologetic opponent of eugenics and derisive towards the concept of racial purity…
A guide to looking beyond the COVID-19 crisis
A small shift in mindset can get us to realize that what we’re going through really will one day simply be a memory…