videocam Film & Screenwriting
Funny How?
reviewed by Nick Burton
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
The King of Comedy (1983)
reviewed by Nick Burton
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Mon Oncle (1958)
reviewed by Nick Burton
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
The Producers (1968)
reviewed by Nick Burton
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
pages Micro-Fiction
Zootown, USA
by Matt Liebel
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
One morning at the St. Louis Zoo, the Camel and the Giraffe got to talking. "What the hell are we doing in St. Louis?" the Giraffe asked. "I’m on the outskirts of Riyadh back in ’89," the Camel said, "113 in the goddamn shade. People …
audiotrack Music & Songwriting
Hand Me Down My Moonshine
reviewed by Jill Hill
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Rufus Wainwright
reviewed by Carey Potash
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Back on Top
reviewed by Jill Hill
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Word of Mouth Parade
reviewed by Carey Dean Potash
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
local_cafe Culture
The Passing of the Brochure
by Stefene Russell
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
mood Humor
Playing with the System Next Door
by Daryl Lease
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
I’m Available to Edit the New Yorker
by Richard Weems
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Death and the Family
by Jill Hill
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
On The Nest
by Carey Dean Potash
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
person_pin Essay
In the Moment of These Living Texts
by Richard Weems
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Are Keats and Pulp Fiction connected? You might be surprised by what Richard Weems has discovered.
local_library Poetry
Silk Yarn Sweater
by J. Kevin Wolfe
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Joke’s On You
by Stephen Pain
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
MuMu Mama
by Danna Botwick
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Toto Haiku
by Jessy Randall
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Why Won’t You?
by Chocolate Waters
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Wherefore Art Thou
by Les Wicks
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
map Macro-Fiction
Mercy
by Richard Weems
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
I alight. My baseball cap placed on the seat cushion, though not before a brisk shake to avoid as much as humanly possible a rim-wide ring of wet where I am to eventually deposit myself into sitting position and face her once again. Here she …
book Book Lovers
Sabbathday River
reviewed by Dea Reeves
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Suffering from the lack of appealing characters ... Korelitz's writing varies from pedestrian ... to pretentious ... to inept.
Planet Doonesbury
reviewed by Rachel Barenblat
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
The best thing about Trudeau's political wit is that no one is immune from it ... Trudeau takes shots at liberal parents and conspiracy buffs alike.
Pilgrim at Tinker Creek
reviewed by Camille Renshaw
Issue No. 24 ~ May, 1999
Dillard is teaching us to see. She wants us to be totally immersed in the present, because some day soon 'we die and are put in the earth forever.