Volume II, Issue 19
November 2 - November 9, 1998
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Conspiracy Gap [2]
Best selling author of "Crossfire" and JFK assassination theorist Jim Marrs struggles to get his latest project on the shelves.
— Stacy Schnellenbach-Bogle, FW WEEKLY
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Razing Fences [3]
Robert Coover's latest novel, "Ghost Town," is a bizarre, experimental western/horror/postmodern satire.
— Jeff Yanc, TUCSON WEEKLY
Media Mix [4]
Mary-Ann Tirone Smith's fascinating "An American Killing," though billed as a political thriller, seems more character study than murder mystery.
— TUCSON WEEKLY
Believe It or Not [5]
First-time novelist Michael Lowenthal's "The Same Embrace" finds faith in the author's lack of faith.
— Michael Joseph Gross, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
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European Views [6]
In "Landscape and Memory," historian Simon Schama weaves a rich tapestry of European attitudes toward the land.
— Gregory McNamee, TUCSON WEEKLY
Free-Wheeling Adventurer [7]
"10 Years on 2 Wheels," by Helge Pedersen, is a real treat for armchair travelers.
— Gregory McNamee, TUCSON WEEKLY
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LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:
his week's Book section opens with a piece from FW Weekly's
Stacy Schnellenbach-Bogle on the struggles of a man trying to
get his JFK theories published. After years of study and research
(and some influence on Oliver Stone's "JFK" via his
book "Crossfire"), Jim Marrs insists there is still
more to tell.
Reviews this week cover authors Robert Coover, Mary-Ann Tirone Smith, Michael Lowenthal, Simon Schama, Helge Pedersen, and more
in our Mini Reviews section.
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Speed Reader [8]
- 10 Years of 2 Wheels: A Photographer's Journey Around the World, by Helge Pedersen
- Kiss Me, Judas, by Will Christopher Baer
- Waltzing the Cat, by Pam Houston
- Burroughs at Santo Domingo, by John Macker
Friends in Low Places [9]
- Wasted by Suzy Spencer
- Circus of the Scars by Gregor
- The Murder of Helen Jewett by Patricia Cline Cohen
Now What? [10]
Love to read? Need some clever ideas? Our library of resources and staff picks are guaranteed to turn on plenty of mental light bulbs via your electrified eye sockets.
— WEEKLY WIRE
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