Goat Stories Etcetera Simon J. Ortiz's "Men on the Moon: Collected Short Stories." [10-04-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Painless Poppy Barbara Hodgson's "Opium: A Portrait of the Heavenly Demon." [09-27-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI El Inframundo John Phillip Santos' "Places Left Unfinished at the Time of Creation." [09-20-99] — Dorothy Cole, 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 The Rhythm of the Waves Alesandro Baricco's "Ocean Sea." [09-07-99] — Valerie Yarberry, WEEKLY ALIBI Sex Kick John Gilmore's "Fetish Blonde" asks readers to question how far they themselves are willing to go. [08-30-99] — Devin D. O'Leary, WEEKLY ALIBI Da Wuhndahs of da Invisible Woyld David Gates' "The Wonders of the Invisible World." [08-30-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Mysterious New Mexico Michael McGarrity's Hermit's Peak. [08-23-99] — Dorothy Cole, WEEKLY ALIBI No Book Gary Gach's "What Book!? Buddha Poems from Beat to Hiphop." [08-16-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Vain and Uninteresting New Yorkers Tama Janowitz's sixth try at book-length fiction is a story suffused with unbelievable, dry diction, underdeveloped characters and metaphors that are all too often weak and convoluted. [08-02-99] — Valerie Yarberry, 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 The Truth About Papa A spate of books marks the 100th anniversary of Ernest Hemingway's birth. [07-26-99] — J.M. De Biasi, 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 Advanced Uncivilization Mark Mazower's Dark Continent: Europe's Twentieth Century . [06-28-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Diverse Nations Donald L. Fixico is rethinking American Indian history. [06-21-99] — Dorothy Cole, 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 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 More Art Features Archives...
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