• Issue Archive for
  • Jul 4-10, 2001
  • Vol. 18, No. 27

Special Issues

  • Diet DeLillo, Reduced Roth
  • Diet DeLillo, Reduced Roth

    Slim volumes from two major American writers make for provocative summer reading.
  • Truth and Lies
  • Truth and Lies

    Muriel Spark's darkly funny 16th novel, recently reissued, treats the paradox of truth in fiction.
  • Ghosts of War
  • Ghosts of War

    Padgett Powell's most recent novel takes a postmodern look at the Civil War and the New South
  • The Means of Escape
  • The Means of Escape

    by Penelope Fitzgerald, (Houghton Mifflin, 117 pp., $18)
  • History of Shit
  • History of Shit

    by Dominique Laporte, (MIT Press, 160 pp., $20)
  • This Is Not a Novel
  • This Is Not a Novel

    by David Markson, (Counterpoint Press, 188 pp., $15)

Film

  • <i>The Circle,</i> Squared
  • The Circle, Squared

    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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  • Zinestream
  • Zinestream

    The best 'zines to take with you to the beach.

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