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Sensei and Sensibility
Two outsiders take readers inside Japan.
(08/08/02)
Life on the Line
A new CD and photography book provide a glimpse of life on the U.S.-Mexico border.
(05/30/02)
Musical Underworld
An American explores the gritty world of the "narcocorrido."
(04/25/02)
Maverick Matadors
American men and women buck the system to risk life and limb in the bullring
(04/04/02)
Gut Buster
Jim Harrison indulges huge appetites, displays tough-guy charm and a warm heart and drops names aplenty in his new collection of essays.
(02/28/02)
Hoods and Whores
William T. Vollmann and Nick Tosches talk tough.
(01/17/02)
Get Lit
At the SW Literature Project, word junkies rejoice.
(12/13/01)
Catalog of Kink
"The Gourmet Club" is sexy and strange.
(12/13/01)
The Power of Pedro
Denise Chávez's Girls are 'Loving Pedro Infante.'
(09/06/01)
Prison Poet
Jimmy Santiago Baca's school of hard time.
(08/23/01)
Villa and Varmints
Jane Coleman's characters ride the line.
(08/09/01)
Oprah's Bull Club
Finally, a bullfight book for women.
(05/03/01)
Jotos and Hangings
"Another Mexico" covers the real Mexico.
(04/05/01)
Nude Awakening
Photographers Jock Sturges and Fabio Cabral create images that are sensual but never pornographic.
(03/15/01)
Great Gonzo
Hunter Thompson's letters thrill and enthrall.
(03/01/01)
Femme Fisticuffs
Fighting writers knock themselves out.
(02/15/01)
El Paso Paseo
Dagoberto Gilb carves "Woodcuts of Women."
(02/01/01)
Crones and Crazies
There's nothing wrong with El Puente's stereotypes.
(01/04/01)
Burning Down The House
Dave Alvin brings his flame thrower to El Casino.
(12/28/00)
Hapless Hippies Foul The Frontier
Does free love deserve a free lunch?
(12/21/00)
Cockfights And The Kitchen Sink
Tom Miller's reportage is lively and lustrous.
(12/07/00)
You Talkin' To Me?
A new study of Taxi Driver isn't perfect, but it's close.
(11/09/00)
Old Dudes And Derriere
Jim Harrison's new collection sparkles with humor, heartache and a bit of butt.
(11/02/00)
Into The Wild
Greg McNamee's latest explores the American wilderness.
(10/05/00)
Raising Morales
The Sisters Morales come home to Tucson.
(08/24/00)
Ríos Grande
Ríos' writing is quiet, graceful, often luscious, but never sentimental or cloying.
(12/02/99)
Smoke Alarm
Some local restaurateurs want the city to butt out of their business.
(09/30/99)
Books' Cover
Robin and Kathryn Smiley give starved bibliophiles something to savor.
(09/16/99)
Territorial Testimony
Morality play disguised as genre potboiler, "The Difference" is a thinking-man's Western.
(08/12/99)
Dead Reckoning
Tucson writer and photojournalist John Merino retraces the footsteps seared into El Camino Del Diablo, The Road of the Devil.
(07/22/99)
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