Eunice Wong
Former Truthdig Book EditorEunice Wong was the book review editor of Truthdig, as well as editor of Truthdig’s Countering Violence Against Women series. She also wrote for for Truthdig's arts and culture section, reviewing theater, film, books...
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How a Plant-Based Diet Could Finally Take Root
Dec 21, 2018 Solutions that eliminate animal protein aren’t—yet—profitable to the medical and pharmaceutical industries. But they could be an incalculable boon to the insurance industry, an excerpt from "What the Health" explains.
Demonic Possession in a Chinese Family
Nov 9, 2018 Lindsay Wong's debut memoir, "The Woo-Woo," is a hilarious and harrowing account of her childhood in a family with severe mental illness.
‘Shade It Black’: The Bodybaggers of Iraq
Jun 25, 2011 Jess Goodell volunteered when she was a Marine to work in the corps’ mortuary affairs unit in Iraq. Her job was to collect the bodies and body parts of fallen fellow Marines. She wrote a book about the experience called “Shade It Black: Death and After in Iraq.” Here are excerpts from Goodell's book and Chris Hedges’ interview with the author, read by classically trained actor and Truthdig contributor Eunice Wong.Eunice Wong Homepage
Jul 22, 2010 The official website of actor Eunice Wong, wwwcom, includes links to her profile, résumé, reviews, gallery, writing, original art and more.Spotlight on Eunice Wong
Jul 1, 2010 The Juilliard Journal Alumni Spotlight, February 2008 By Mahira Kakkar (Drama, Group 33) A Multiplicity of PerspectivesThe Solid Center of ‘Intelligent Design’
Jul 1, 2010 The Washington Post, Sunday, July 31, 2005 By Dan Zak, Washington Post Staff Writer Eunice Wong Keeps Pace With Nonstop Role
Invitation to ‘La Danse’
Jun 15, 2010 Frederick Wiseman’s new documentary, "La Danse: The Paris Opera Ballet,” is a celebration of the ephemeral nature of performance and the fleeting glory of the human body. Frederick Wiseman’s new documentary, “La Danse: The Paris Opera Ballet,” is a celebration of the ephemeral nature of performance and the fleeting glory of the human body.
Eunice Wong on ‘Footnotes in Gaza’
Jan 8, 2010 Joe Sacco’s graphic treatment of the 1956 massacres of Palestinians by invading Israeli soldiers melds tough-minded journalism with philosophical reflection into a gut-wrenching banquet of a comic book.In treating the 1956 massacres of Palestinians, Joe Sacco melds tough-minded journalism and philosophical reflection into a gut-wrenching comic book.
‘Life and Fate’ at the Lincoln Center Festival
Aug 19, 2009 “Life and Fate” by Vasily Grossman is one of the greatest works of 20th century literature. A new theatrical adaptation is innovative, but ultimately loses the epic's profound meditations on good and evil.A theatrical adaptation of one of the great works of the 20th century falls short of the original epic.
There’s No Delicate Way to Put This …
Jan 13, 2009 Hello ladies. Would you consider reusable menstrual items? Please stay with me.