True Story: A Novel Tracking the fortunes and failures of five aspiring stand-up comics of varying ages and talent levels. [08-28-00] — Stuart Wade, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Soldier: A Poet's Childhood Poets, we like to think, are pacifists at heart, but their lives often give the opposite impression. [08-28-00] — Craig Arnold, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Southern Queers John Howard's fascinating "Men Like That: A Southern Queer History" is a shining and important addition to the canon of gay history. [10-25-99] — Martin Wilson, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Distance No Object Gloria Frym's story collection is possibly ahead of its time while masquerading as an elegy for an end to an era. [10-25-99] — Lissa Richardson, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Collectors Paul Griner's novel is spare, elegant, and disturbing -- its very emptiness creates a chill psychological breeze. [10-25-99] — Katherine Catmull, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Ahab's Wife "In Ahab's Wife," Sena Jeter Naslund sacrifices artistic craft and sensibility for an agenda. [10-25-99] — Stacy Bush, AUSTIN CHRONICLE Ethics for the New Millennium The Dalai Lama's statement of hope for the world in the next century. [10-18-99] — Barbara Chisholm, AUSTIN CHRONICLE
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