Historical Amnesia One poet's personal attempt to come to terms with the forgotten crimes committed against Indian people. [03-28-00] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Deep Down South J. L. Chestnut Jr. and Julia Cass's "Black in Selma: The Uncommon Life of J. L. Chestnut, Jr." [03-20-00] — Dorothy Cole, WEEKLY ALIBI Movin' to Mañanaland Tony Cohan's On Mexican Time: A New Life in San Miguel . [03-13-00] — Mladen Baudrand, WEEKLY ALIBI Turned Off Timothy Leary's The Delicious Grace of Moving One's Hand: The Collected Sex Writings . [03-06-00] — Os Davis, WEEKLY ALIBI The Future Recalls The Past Peter Ackroyd's The Plato Papers . [02-28-00] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI When the Seas of Argument Rise Simon Blackburn's "Think" manages to convince us that philosophy does have practical applications. [02-21-00] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI One Hundred Flowers Wilt Jonathan Spence's bio of Mao Zedong does a fine job of sketching the trajectory and key events of his career. [02-14-00] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Kinship Without Condescension Ian Frazier's On the Rez . [02-07-00] — Dorothy Cole, WEEKLY ALIBI The Story of O The power of zero is everywhere. [01-24-00] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Little Johnny Just Isn't Himself Today Tom Shroder's Old Souls: The Scientific Evidence of Past Lives [01-10-00] — Thane Kenny, WEEKLY ALIBI A Payneful Book C.D. Payne's second novel can only be compared to the crayon-scrawled musings of a bird brained 12-year-old. [12-20-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Christmas in New Mexico N. Scott Momaday's memory of his first magic Christmas has been transformed into a wonderful children's book. [12-13-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI ReJoyce Edna O'Brien offers the kind of insight into James Joyce's complicated life that you wouldn't think could be crammed into a mere 200 pages. [12-07-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Historical Idiocy "A Necessary Evil" is a fine study of an important aspect of American history and culture that needs to be examined and diffused before more people die, whether from bombs or neglect. [11-22-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Conversations with God A book that reminds us that, from the Big Bang to tiny quarks to the twinkle in a young girl's eye, this universe is truly miraculous. [11-15-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI Shady Characters Dashiell Hammett's "Nightmare Town." [11-08-99] — Ann Peterpaul, WEEKLY ALIBI An American Abroad Not all of these stories satisfy, but at least Ken Kalfus has dared to take a few chances. [11-01-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI No Conflict, No Fiction David L. Caffey's "Land of Enchantment, Land of Conflict: New Mexico in English-Language Fiction." [10-25-99] — Steven Robert Allen, WEEKLY ALIBI America's Dark Atomic Past It's amazing what a wealth of information a few persistent inquiries can ultimately yield. [10-18-99] — Dorothy Cole, WEEKLY ALIBI
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