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23 April 2024

Nathan Hellner-Mestelman talks about his book Cosmic Wonder on CTV News Montreal with Mutsumi Takahashi. Watch here

Cosmic Wonder: Our Place in the Epic Story of the Universe

Nathan Hellner-Mestelman

April 2024

$24.95 | ISBN: 9781773901596

Nathan Hellner-Mestelman is an avid writer and science communicator, aged 16. A contributor to Sky's Up and the former SkyNews magazine, he is a member of the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada and does outreach at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory. His work has been featured in the Lonely Planet Anthology, Physics World Magazine, and Math Horizons, and his recent award-winning film, Universe Versus You, has been screened at film festivals internationally. He lives in Victoria, B.C.

[Photo: Park Photo Studio by Matt Kim]

A Feasibility Study, by Linda Leith

This is Part III of a three-part text, The Decision to Publish in French.

Part I is here; Part II is here.

Van Gogh and Maggs: A Visit to the National Gallery, by Linda Leith

Van Gogh's “starry, starry night” is the night of mega-stardom. Our view of his art is inevitably coloured by his celebrity.

Vincent van Gogh Almond Blossom, 1890
Oil on canvas, 73.5 x 92 cm
Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)

A practical guide for new Canadians - Step One, by Felicia Mihali

Practical steps for newcomers to Canada who want to get rich. They will guide you from your arrival in this country until the end of your well-heeled life.

Step One

Arrival — Save your pennies

Excerpt: A Long Journey to Mercy

A Long Journey to Mercy: Joy Kogawa’s Gently to Nagasaki by Irene Sywenky, was originally published in Confluences 2: Essays on the New Canadian Literature. It appears on Salon .ll. by kind permission of Mawenzi House. Joy Kogawa's most recent work, Gently to Nagasaki (2016), is a memoir that connects with many of the themes she has developed in her earlier books on Japanese-Canadians.

No answers about the universe in this book

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