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Friday, September 5 2008
By Derek Beres
That evangelical Christian leader Rick Warren recently interviewed the US presidential candidates on national television is proof enough of Lane's chilling thesis.
By Michael Upchurch
The ghost that haunts this trip is Theroux's younger self, whom he addresses from time to time.
Thursday, September 4 2008
By Richard Hellinga
Jablonski's career was remarkable, and not simply because of its reporting and publishing brilliance.
By Dan Deluca
A tightly focused window into a defining avocation of one of the world's great novelists.
Wednesday, September 3 2008
By Vince Carducci
This stands as a pioneering document of what may yet prove to be a new new world order.
By David Patrick Stearns
Keys to Lang Lang: The pianist tells his harrowing pre-fame story.
Tuesday, September 2 2008
By H.V. Cramond
An examination of this type makes one wonder how much of Charles' time was actually spent governing, since he seemed to spend so much time eating alone, washing feet, and going to chapel.
By Jeffrey White
Fritzsche shows the systematic breakdown and reshaping of a society, which in part paved the way for the Holocaust.
Friday, August 29 2008
By Carolyn W. Fanelli
There are few ways for many in the first world to become acquainted with how people live in Africa. For a window of understanding, read this book.
By Evan Sawdey
Blur was one of the biggest bands of the 1990s, a fact that everyone in the world was keenly aware of unless you lived in the United States.
Thursday, August 28 2008
By Patrick Schabe
Balsari's debut novel is gratefully returned to print, allowing its diaspora tale of intertwined lives to spread out around the world.
By Zeth Lundy
Barn dance radio was its own construct, even if, upon superficial re-inspection, it appears to represent a bygone era of non-cynical musical appreciation.
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Tuesday, September 2 2008
By PopMatters Staff
Punk rock godfather and legend Handsome Dick Manitoba likes to kick back in the ol' Barcalounger and enjoy the comforts of home, as he reveals to PopMatters 20 Questions.
Wednesday, August 27 2008
By Erik Hinton
Sherlock Holmes, pudgy heroes, and Superman’s sexual prowess: an interview with Owen King.
Friday, August 22 2008
By Matt Mazur
Death and sex were verboten, and Mishima took it upon himself to be a virtuosic provocateur; part passionate expressive modernist, part fervent traditionalist.
Monday, August 25 2008
By Jennifer Makowsky
The kids who grew up in the '90s had the haunted Kurt Cobain; my generation had the tormented Ian Curtis.
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Tuesday, July 29 2008
By Jennifer Makowsky
The time is ripe for revisiting One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, as we're all aware that individual freedoms are still being suppressed by governments around the world.
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Monday, July 21 2008
By Rodger Jacobs
Fuller was a playful but hard-bitten cynic who imposed his sometimes weary, whistling-past-the-graveyard worldview on all those people sitting in the dark.
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