All In The Family Remembering the Delta with Ellen Douglas. [09-21-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Strangers On A Train Geoff Ryman's online novel "253" goes off-line and undercover. [08-31-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Truth & Consequences A new memoir by Christopher Dickey tells of life with his father, James Dickey: poet, husband, father, son, horror show. [08-10-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Zarafamania "Zarafe" tells the true story of the giraffe that sparked a craze in eighteenth century Paris. [08-03-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER How Bizarre Strange worlds: a trio of books that contain fact, fiction, and who knows what. [07-13-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Book A review of Mark Childress's "Good for Gone". [07-06-98] MEMPHIS FLYER A Special Delivery "The Perfect 36" details how Tennessee brought women's suffrage into the mainstream. [06-29-98] — Jackson Baker, MEMPHIS FLYER Growing Pains Roy Blount Jr.'s mother loved him to pieces. His problem is putting them back together. [06-22-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER "Housekeeper[s], Maniac" Two hundred years later and a woman's work is still never done. A survey of books on housework. [06-15-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Summer Pickings A grab bag of new books and some familiar titles new in paperback. [06-08-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER In the Swing A new book documents the revival of '30s and '40s pop culture. [06-01-98] — John Floyd, MEMPHIS FLYER Beale Street Talks, Again A new book recounts the history of "Negro America's Main Street." [05-26-98] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Good-Neighbor Policy Charles Turner's "Sometimes It Causes Me to Tremble" features trouble in the River City and its Christ-haunted landscape. [05-11-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Side Effects Drugs intended to cure us can sometimes kill; the Civil War's enduring hold on the South. [03-30-98] — Debbie Gilbert and John Branston, 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 Tales of Two Cities Reviews of books on love, life, and the invention of the Ferris Wheel. [02-09-98] — Lisa C. Hickman, Leonard Gill and Susan Ellis, 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 From Classroom to Book Memphis schoolchildren write to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. [01-26-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Being There The art of the deal according to "Fair & Square," a new book by Memphis mogul John Tigrett. [01-12-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER Other Voices... If Truman Capote hadn't been cremated, he'd be turning in his grave. [01-05-98] — Leonard Gill, MEMPHIS FLYER More Book Features Archives...
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