Issue Archive for the Week of
Oct 19 -
25,
2000
Vol. 10, No. 5
Pullout
THE THRILL OF GRIEF:
How Memoirs Embrace Us with Calculated Difficulty
NO END TO TRYING:
Gilbert Sorrentino's Novel Novels
MEET THE NARRATEMES:
The Death of Narrative Gives Life to a New Form
LIGHTNING ON PAPER:
Poetry Is the Drug of Choice
THE JIMINY CRICKET INSIDE ME:
Chu T'ien-wen's "Notes of a Desolate Man"
FALL BOOKS:
Reviews
IN PRAISE OF BLURRINESS:
David Shields Is His Own First Person
NUTRITIOUS LITERATURE:
Not Just for Reading Anymore
News
SWALLOWING NARRATIVE:
Stranger Fall Books Supplement
Freedom Rider:
Metro Drives Bus Rider to Get Car
Tag Sale Tagged:
SPD Cracks Down on Unruly Thrifters
Thin Blue Line:
Safety Ambassadors Move in with Cops
Unfare:
Making Buses Free Won't Make Them Effective
Police Beat:
The Police Department, the Coast Guard, and the United States Army
Music
Earshot Makes Good:
Jazz Is Not Dead, It's Just Hiding
Siren Songs:
The Recurring Dream of the Dirty Three
Second Skin:
The Gits Rewrite History by Knowing How to Live with It
Film
Love Potion Number Five:
Gay Film Fest Is Not So Gay This Year
Crouch and Deliver:
"Bamboozled" Derails the Hardline Black Aesthetic
Dashed Hopes:
"Orfeu" Can't Escape the Shadow of its Classic Predecessor
Short & Sweet:
A New Take on Noir Keeps It Simple
Kick Him in the Teeth!:
Cute Li'l Haley Joel Osment Goes Ugly
Video Review Revue:
We Were Wrong!!!
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