Talking to a Bag of Meat As one of the essential members of the Beat literary movement from its beginnings, Michael McClure has been around the block a few times. [09-20-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Would You Like Some More Bob? A history of cannibalism... and recipes, too! [09-13-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI They Thought, Therefore They Were "The Philosophers" covers the lives and ideas of 28 greats from Socrates to Sartre, so there isn't a lot of time or space for depth. [09-13-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Da Wuhndahs of da Invisible Woyld David Gates' "The Wonders of the Invisible World." [08-30-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI No Book Gary Gach's "What Book!? Buddha Poems from Beat to Hiphop." [08-16-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Reacquainting Yourself with the "Classics" So you want to reacquaint yourself with classic literature. Feeling a little rusty? Haven't picked up a book in a while? [08-02-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Serious Games David Parlett's "The Oxford History of Board Games." [07-19-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Read It, Kids! Your Parents Don't Have to Know! An acknowledged classic of Chicano literature and a celebrated piece of New Mexico's literary heritage runs afoul of some parents. [07-05-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Water from the Well An Interview with Leslie Marmon Silko. [06-28-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Speed Reader "In the Cellar" by Jan Philipp Reemtsma. "Po Man's Child" by Marci Blackman. "American Indian Population Recovery" by Nancy Shoemaker. "The Lake Dreams the Sky" by Swain Wolfe. [06-28-99] — Steven Robert Allen, Dorothy Cole, J.M. De Biasi, Ken Hunt, Jeffrey Lee, Ann Peterpaul, WEEKLY ALIBI Advanced Uncivilization Mark Mazower's Dark Continent: Europe's Twentieth Century . [06-28-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Ignorance Is Not Bliss J.R. Porter's "Jesus Christ: The Jesus of History, The Christ of Faith." [06-14-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI The Russian Remembers Vladimir Nabokov's "Speak, Memory." [06-07-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Little Feet in Canvas "Children of Heaven" examines the stark humiliation of poverty softened through the lens of a powerful familial love. [06-07-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Mayan Folktales Salted Sausage and Monkey Tales: James D. Sexton's "Mayan Folktales: Folklore from Lake Atitlan, Guatemala." [06-01-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Expanding Democracy Morton J. Horwitz's "The Warren Court and the Pursuit of Justice." [05-24-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI "I Can't Believe This Isn't Roasted Pig!" An Imbecile's Guide to Vegetarian Barbecuing. [05-10-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Rescuing Man from Myth John Sugden's "Tecumseh: A Life" [04-26-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Ho-hum Hummingbird Patricia Henley's "Hummingbird House." [04-19-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Wind, Breath, Spirit Pneuma: Experimental Dance/Video Concert. [12-07-98] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI More Steven Robert Allen Archives...
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