Telling Tales Defining Southern literature is difficult, but you'll know it when you see it. [09-28-98] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER In For The Long Haul NPR's "Car Talk" marks its 10th anniversary. [06-22-98] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER The Devils of "The Deep Green Sea" Pulitzer Prize-winning author Robert Olen Butler discusses Vietnam, his new novel, and the nature of fiction. [03-02-98] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER Tracking the Races NcPherson ponders an ethnically divided America; Plattner watches the ponies run. [02-02-98] — Leonard Gill and James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER The Big Apple's Makeover Against all odds, New York City has become -- we kid you not -- a friendly town to visit. [12-15-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER A Russian Invasion "Jewels of the Romanovs" arrives in Memphis. [11-24-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER When Worlds Collide A new book examines the clash of Asian customs and Western medicine. [10-20-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER Magic, With a Touch Of Gunplay A conversation with Penn and Teller. [10-20-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER Mississippi's Man of Letters This weekend, the world marks the 100th birthday of William Faulkner with celebration and appreciation. [09-29-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER Cruising the Redneck Riviera The Gulf Coast has more than just t-shirt shops, but you'll have to look hard. [09-08-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER The Hits Keep On Coming RCA raids the tomb of the King once again with "Platinum: A Life In Music." [08-11-97] — James Busbee, MEMPHIS FLYER
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