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Summer Reading
An alternative summer reading list for the concentration-challenged.
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Summer Reading
Slim volumes from two major American writers make for provocative summer reading.
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Summer Reading
Muriel Spark's darkly funny 16th novel, recently reissued, treats the paradox of truth in fiction.
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Summer Reading
Padgett Powell's most recent novel takes a postmodern look at the Civil War and the New South
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Summer Reading
by Dorothy Gallagher, (Random House, 187 pp., $22.95)
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Summer Reading
by Penelope Fitzgerald, (Houghton Mifflin, 117 pp., $18)
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Summer Reading
by Sarah Vowell, (Simon & Schuster, 219 pp., $12)
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Summer Reading
by Ross King, (Walker & Company; 194 pp., $24)
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Summer Reading
by Christopher Hitchens, (Verso, 159 pp., $22)
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Summer Reading
by Sonia Rivera-Valdés, (Seven Stories Press, 158 pp., $21.95)
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Summer Reading
by Dominique Laporte, (MIT Press, 160 pp., $20)
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Summer Reading
by David Markson, (Counterpoint Press, 188 pp., $15)
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Film Review
Iranian director Jafar Panahi's new film is an audacious piece of filmmaking, but its overtly political message seems opportunistic; "Songcatcher" touches on North Carolina's mountains, its folklore and music.
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Film Review
Kirsten Dunst shines in "crazy/beautiful."
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Front Porch
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Music Feature
Members of the Buena Vista Social Club bring classic Afro-Cuban jazz to the Triangle.
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Music Feature
Although its intentions are good, "Songcatcher" simply doesn't ring true.
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Arts Feature
How to, and how not to build a contemporary beach house.
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Arts Feature
Durham naturalist "River Dave" Owen guides us down the Eno River.
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NEWS: Triangles
A workshop in Durham reveals that for many black church leaders, the question isn't whether to mingle church and schools, but how fast.
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Best Bets
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Best Bets
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The best 'zines to take with you to the beach.
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Best Bets
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NEWS: Volunteer Spotlight