Human Being

reviewed by Jill Hill

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

Whitey Ford Sings the Blues

reviewed by Jill Hill

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

Hourly, Daily

reviewed by Carey Dean Potash

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

Trading With the Enemy

reviewed by Carey Dean Potash

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

Garlands

by Armand Gloriosa

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

Lawrence flung away the issue of Businessworld with a theatrical gesture of nonchalance onto the table of Conference Room One. “So the world is on the brink of a recession, and oil prices are lower than ever because, inter alia, demand from Asia is down. …

Going Native

reviewed by James Brundage

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

Going Native possesses both the crude, offensive, and blaring nature to hold the interest of a Stephen King fan as well as sufficient ironic wit, intelligence, and bizarre brilliance to keep those of us who finished Don DeLillo's Underworld interested....

66 Galaxie

reviewed by Miriam O'Neal

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

"I'm not going to say a thing about "all that post modern tv scrap culture generation x bullshit" ... I will say that m loncar has found a way to project the surface of late twentieth century American pop culture in a kind of holograph that spins us forward at a rapid rate on verbal wheels..."

Truck

reviewed by Rachel Barenblat

Issue No. 22 ~ March, 1999

As the book jacket proclaims, "it's more than a mechanic's memoir: it is a meditation on machines, metaphysics, and the moral universe." Jerome is curmudgeonly in the best New England intellectual tradition, but he's also astonishingly down to earth...