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A wealth of 100 images -- 55 of them in full colour -- and six essays reveal the significant threads in Falk's career: her ground-breaking installations

A Line in the Sand : Canadians at War in Kandahar Michael Harcourt there are also dreams ofDescription An impassioned insider's view of the Canadian soldier's war in Afghanistan and why it matters. A Line in the Sand takes up where the bestselling Fob Doc left off this time, with a focus on the Canadian soldier in Afghanistan. What Captain Ray Wiss saw in Afghanistan during his first tour there in 2007 08 convinced him that this conflict was a rare example of a moral war. When the Canadian Forces asked him to return to the combat area, he