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Runs Approx 14 minutes
(however a couple minutes of that at the top and bottom is the anchor musing about the interview. As an aside one of my old profs said he had him as a seminar teacher when he was in university - seemed to think he was a bit of a dick from what I remember.)
The Pulitzer Prize winning mind behind Maus is having some trouble in the Great White North.
Canadian publishers wanted to censor a cover he drew for Harpers magazine to appease moral conservatives and Canada's only retail bookseller (Chapters Indigo who also owns the only other book chains in Canada - Coles and Smithbooks) banned the issue from their shelves - which puts him in the same category as Adolf Hitler since "Mein Kampf" is one of the few other things that have been banned for sale from their chain.
Runs Approx 14 minutes
(however a couple minutes of that at the top and bottom is the anchor musing about the interview. As an aside one of my old profs said he had him as a seminar teacher when he was in university - seemed to think he was a bit of a dick from what I remember.)
The Pulitzer Prize winning mind behind Maus is having some trouble in the Great White North.
Canadian publishers wanted to censor a cover he drew for Harpers magazine to appease moral conservatives and Canada's only retail bookseller (Chapters Indigo who also owns the only other book chains in Canada - Coles and Smithbooks) banned the issue from their shelves - which puts him in the same category as Adolf Hitler since "Mein Kampf" is one of the few other things that have been banned for sale from their chain.
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