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July 12, 2011
The 10 Best Bitchy Comments Of All Time
Who would know better than me? The 10 dissiest, wickedest, bitchiest sass-o-grams (whether in movies or in life) are as follows: 10) "She doesn't write, she types!" (Gore Vidal re popular author Jackie Susann) 9) "She looks like a truck driver in drag." (Truman Capote re the very same ... More >>
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November 16, 2010
Eugene McCarthy Gets a Harsh Heckling by Edward Albee
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 28, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 4 The Candidate From Parnassus By Frederic Morton We're in 1971 and Presidential noises are loud in the land, coming from guys good and bad. I'm trying to remember the sounds of a Great Good Guy, hear ... More >>
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November 11, 2010
Here's Yet More Proof the Village Is Never What It Was
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. January 7, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 1 'A San Remo type': the vanishing Village By Michael Harrington In 1949 the world was much younger than it is now. I had just arrived in New York from St. Louis, and was staying with a friend in a City C ... More >>
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June 1, 2010
Why Norman Mailer Sucked as a Filmmaker
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. October 24, 1968, Vol. XIV, No. 2 Films by Andrew Sarris Norman Mailer's "BEYOND THE LAW" (at the Art) represents an infinite improvement over "Wild 90," Mailer's maiden effort in cinematographic expression. "Beyond the Law" is at lea ... More >>
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March 23, 2009
Clip Job: Krim Kneecaps the New Yorker
Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archivesNovember 8, 1962, Vol. VIII, No. 3Who's Afraid of the New Yorker Now?By Seymour KrimThere used to be a time, let me tell the younger generation, when the New Yorker had sting, when its latest short story was discussed all over town, when any self ... More >>
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February 3, 2009
Super Bowl Springsteen Addendum: Walker Percy's "Fan Letter--of Sorts"
The Utne Reader unearths a fan letter from the novelist Walker Percy, agonized Catholic and literary giant, to Bruce Springsteen, somewhat-lapsed Catholic and the best we have to offer: Feb 23, 1989 Dear Mr. Springsteen-- This is a fan letter--of sorts. I've always been an admirer of yours, for ... More >>
News
December 31, 2008
Letters 12.31.08
The Utne Reader unearths a fan letter from the novelist Walker Percy, agonized Catholic and literary giant, to Bruce Springsteen, somewhat-lapsed Catholic and the best we have to offer: Feb 23, 1989 Dear Mr. Springsteen-- This is a fan letter--of sorts. I've always been an admirer of yours, for ... More >>
News
December 10, 2008
Bloggers Vs. an Author: No One Wins
Thoughts on book tours, literary self-promotion, and one published writer's blog spat
Blogs
February 13, 2008
Dykes, Drunks, and Divas in Fabulous '60s Chick Flick!
Thoughts on book tours, literary self-promotion, and one published writer's blog spat
Theater
April 10, 2007
Lie, the Beloved Country
Two revivals of classic dramas show America's knack for denying the truth
Theater
October 10, 2006
Two If By Sea
A pair of non-English English plays forge into Broadway's deep waters
Theater
September 26, 2006
No Way Out
Pre-tech or postmodern, realist plays offer a glimpse at living death
Art
July 25, 2006
Mr. Happy
In a law professor's debut novel, Homo academicus meets pseudologia fantastica
Books
August 30, 2005
Show Me the Bunny
Appetite for instruction: the hungry mind of Edmund Wilson
Theater
August 3, 2004
Horton Hatches A Plot
When old playwrights look back, they sometimes see youthful thrills instead of nostalgia
News
May 25, 2004
Opus Heyday
The success of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code excites interest in a secretive Catholic lay group—and further notes on the culture of conspiracism
Theater
December 10, 2002
Grave Occasions
The success of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code excites interest in a secretive Catholic lay group—and further notes on the culture of conspiracism
Theater
September 10, 2002
Base Speculations
The success of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code excites interest in a secretive Catholic lay group—and further notes on the culture of conspiracism
Columns
August 6, 2002
NY Mirror
The success of Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code excites interest in a secretive Catholic lay group—and further notes on the culture of conspiracism
News
February 26, 2002
Nooteboomtown
Netherlands' Novelists Descend Upon New York
Theater
December 11, 2001
Less Is Moor
Netherlands' Novelists Descend Upon New York
Theater
February 29, 2000
Oldies = Goodies
Netherlands' Novelists Descend Upon New York
Books
January 4, 2000
The Brainy Bunch
Netherlands' Novelists Descend Upon New York
Theater
August 10, 1999
Critical Condition
Assassins and Cash— In Search of a True Theater Discourse
Theater
March 2, 1999
Private Prisons
Assassins and Cash— In Search of a True Theater Discourse
News
December 29, 1998
Zapping the Common Cold
Viral infections, from flu to hepatitis, have long been considered untreatable. But that's about to change.
Books
December 1, 1998
Days of the Dead
Viral infections, from flu to hepatitis, have long been considered untreatable. But that's about to change.
Books
October 13, 1998
Vietnam Lore
Viral infections, from flu to hepatitis, have long been considered untreatable. But that's about to change.

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