Flashman Returns "Flashman and the Tiger" finds novelist George MacDonald Fraser's lusty, coarse adventurer Sir Harry Flashman at his womanizing, politically incorrect best. [08-28-00] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Bleak Houses In her 1989 novel "Fludd", Hilary Mantel builds an unlikely sympathy with the often self-limiting characters. [08-14-00] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Girl Power If you revisit gender stereotypes with the right attitude, you might find they're useful. [01-26-98] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Three of a Kind Texas boogie-woogie pianist Marcia Ball, New Orleans soul queen Irma Thomas, and Mother Earth herself, Tracy Nelson had more fun that you will with their collaborative CD, "Sing It." [01-20-98] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Committed If the mentally ill have a right to refuse treatment, what happens when one of your symptoms is not knowing you're sick? [11-17-97] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX LeBon Voyage How can you take Duran Duran seriously? It might be worth trying. [11-10-97] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX Afterglow? On "So Much for the Afterglow," Art Alexakis lets an almost incomprehensible barrage of noise obscure the sweetest turns of melody. [10-20-97] — Clea Simon, THE BOSTON PHOENIX
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