All Remaining Passengers: An Octogenarian’s Take On Legacy With Philip Slayton
Essays From The Edge Of Eighty What does it mean to be an octogenarian navigating the edge of eight with curiosity, humor, and depth? Philip Slayton—law professor, lawyer, author, and past PEN Canada president—joins the conversation to reflect on his acclaimed book All Remaining Passengers and the unique challenges…
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