For almost a decade, Jill Saulnier was an energy line forward for the Canadian women’s national team, winning two Olympic medals and a world championship. Now...
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Any discussion of the New York 1920s avant-garde must include Van Vechten — music critic, drama critic, photographer, novelist, Florine Stettheimer subject, and friend and editor...
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Since 1982, the pair (and occasionally their brother Mario) have published their own comics, and, save for a few short stories, Jaime’s have always focused on...
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