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Book Worm: Pirates are only the surrealist beginning

Posted on 14 October 2008 by Peter Chomko

The novel The Gone-Away World has recieved both rave and dreadful reviews. Peter Chomko, for one, is smitten.

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Book Worm: Banned Book Week isn’t enough

Posted on 30 September 2008 by Peter Chomko

Attending a reading for The Catcher in the Rye is “intellectual masturbation.” If you really want to help, donate a banned book to your local library.

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Cement Roots: Activists take to the airwaves

Posted on 29 September 2008 by Anna Hyclak

Members of the Prometheus Radio Project help underserved communities set up their own low-power FM radio stations. Now that celebrity reporting is the norm, it’s about time someone else’s voice is heard.

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The Iraq War’s Cast List

Posted on 23 September 2008 by Jimmy Viola

Generation Kill has earned the respect of critics. But what do actual soliders think about the HBO mini-series?

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Book Worm: Make way for the literati, Roth and Prose

Posted on 16 September 2008 by Peter Chomko

September marks the start of Author Events Season, which will feature more book signings and discussions than you can read about.

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Fifth Estate: Sizing up last week’s stories

Posted on 08 September 2008 by Stacy Lipson

Our new columnist doesn’t like lazy beach reporting. But she does like babies.

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‘Yesterday’s Weather’: A book review

Posted on 01 September 2008 by Peter Chomko

Peter Chomko reviews Anne Enright’s ‘Yesterday’s Weather’ in this week’s Book Worm.

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Vonnegut offers one last gasp of literary genius

Posted on 28 April 2008 by Peter Chomko

Just more than one year ago, America lost one of its finest writers – one of the world’s finest writers – of the 20th century.
Kurt Vonnegut’s death on April 11, 2007 did not exactly come as a shock – he was, after all, 84 years old. For many of Vonnegut’s readers, however, facing a world [...]

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‘The Force’ takes a lunch break at ‘Star Wars’ exhibit

Posted on 07 April 2008 by Kris Fossett

I usually think of Darth Vader as the worst father in the history of the universe. After all, he blew up his daughter’s planet and chopped off his son’s hand.
But all that seems forgiven and forgotten here. A mass of children clamor around the Dark Lord of the Sith with grins stretching from ear to [...]

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‘Rewind’ is charming, sweet and wildly creative

Posted on 11 February 2008 by Anna Hyclak

REVIEW – Michel Gondry has done it again. The ever-innovative Academy Award-winning writer and director, known for his masterful creativity and command of mise en scène, has filmed another gem of a movie, a heartfelt comedy that is as visually appealing as it is charming in script.
Be Kind Rewind, which stars an eclectic crop [...]

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