A Blog About Books and Reading
A Blog About Books and Reading
Durán insists that the tech industry's rightward swing is not something that happened recently or organically; its progenitors and adherents have been working toward this moment for decades.
Delon was, finally, the auteur of his own life.
This morning's announcement comes just two weeks after the Giller Foundation announced a pair of new initiatives.
"One of the reasons I joined Book Clubs for Inmates is because I was so pleasantly surprised that Giller Prize winners and nominees were part of the basic makeup of a lot of the book clubs," says Tom Best, BCFI's executive director.
What you shouldn't expect from an Ellison-run mega-studio is anything resembling serious, intelligent films for adults.
"We're incredibly grateful for the support Open Book received from national, provincial, and municipal funders over nearly two decades," says Holly Kent, executive director at the OBPO.
It's not violence or morbid subject matter per se that bothers Thomson, but our collective response to this material.
"It's not like they say, 'You have to close.' They just give you a budget you could never possibly run a program on."
Doctorow is no Luddite or Cassandra when it comes to AI.
The announcement is scant on details other than to suggest that moving the minor to the School of Communications is an "obvious fit."
