Justa

Justa by Bridget Moran is another great book—this time I'm typesetting it, and I almost never read books that I typeset But I found myself reading sections while waiting for other sections to print, and I could tell it was going to be a good one. Justa is the surprising life story of a Native leader. (Arsenal Pulp.)

Patty Osborne

SUGGESTIONS FOR YOU

Reviews

Michael Hayward

Wanda x 3

Review of "Wanda" written and directed by Barbara Loden, "Suite for Barbara Loden" by Nathalie Léger, translated by Natasha Lehrer and Cécile Menon and "Wanda" by Barbara Lambert.

Dispatches

David M. Wallace

Red Flags

The maple leaf no longer feels like a symbol of national pride.

Columns

Stephen Henighan

In Search of a Phrase

Phrase books are tools of cultural globalization—but they are also among its casualties.