Building a Better Map Two books look at homosexuality in culture--one tackling gay themes in art, the other looking at what it means to be gay in the South. [12-20-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Moanin' the Blues Memoirs from African American women offer compelling narratives. [12-13-99] — Diann Blakely, NASHVILLE SCENE Mysteries of Life Ruth Rendell clues readers into literate, streamlined mysteries. [12-07-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE God's Favorite Creatures New title gives the ubiquitous cockroach its due. [11-29-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Star Power Fascinating new book reveals the many sides of the late Carl Sagan. [11-08-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Learning Process Regional university presses offer stimulation for the eye and brain. [11-01-99] — Diann Blakely, NASHVILLE SCENE Off the Wall Humorist P.S. Wall offers her skewed view on life and love. [10-25-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Well-Versed How should we read poetry? Let us count the ways... [10-18-99] — Diann Blakely, NASHVILLE SCENE Peaceful Fighters Four Nashville women join forces to speak honestly and courageously about breast cancer. [10-04-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Making Time James Gleick ponders the acceleration of our civilization. [09-27-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Tales of the City David Gates' short stories dig into the lives of isolated suburbanites. [09-07-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE A Way With Words A recently reissued collection of short stories by Caroline Gordon, exquisite Southern Writer. [08-30-99] — Charles Wyrick, NASHVILLE SCENE A Happy Marriage Two for the books--BookMan, the beloved used bookstore, finds a soulmate in BookWoman. [08-16-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Fully Developed Josh Russell's "Yellow Jack" is historical fiction of impressive depth. [08-09-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Making Connections James Burke makes wise connections between all sorts of information in "The Knowledge Web." [08-02-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE In the Details Paula Fox's "Desperate Characters" is back in reissue and is well worth a second (or first) look. [07-26-99] — Michael Simms, NASHVILLE SCENE Black, White, and Blue Three new books tackle thorny racial issues in jazz. [07-19-99] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Far From Home A moving memoir from Indonesian writer Pramoedya Ananta Toer. [06-21-99] — Charles Wyrick, NASHVILLE SCENE Rules of Engagement New releases from Diane Ackerman and Diane Leslie. [06-14-99] — Michael Sims, Charles Wyrick, and Diann Blakely, NASHVILLE SCENE Dogfight Two authors square off, canine teeth bared. [05-24-99] — Charles Wyrick, NASHVILLE SCENE More Books Features Archives...
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