Art That Speaks for Itself

"...Kaskaskias... and if I Should not live to return, my heirs can git that and all the pay Due..."

Dec. 19, 1997 Books Feature by Clay Smith

Tanith Lee's Adventure

From Fantasy to the French Revolution

"...is), then, sure, she only had to write 1.41 pages a day -- but when did she rewrite? Never..."

May 16, 1997 Books Feature by Barbara Strickland

Point Austin: So Long, It’s Been Good to Know Ya

After a couple of decades … bidding farewell

"...This is my final “Point Austin” column, and it marks my formal..."

March 27, 2020 News Column by Michael King

Point Austin: It's Rainin' Down in Texas

Marking Texas time and history by rising floodwaters

"...elsewhere), many folks are trying to piece their lives back together – and as I write, the count of..."

May 29, 2015 News Column by Michael King

Horrific and Bubblicious

Catching up with the 'Holliston' gum gag

"...most disgusting … The very first time we did, my character's in my room when Joe gives it to..."

April 12, 2012 Screens Post by Richard Whittaker

A Maestro Prepares

Before the baton goes up, conductors have to know the score – every note of it

"...commonly involve research into related subjects – say, the background of the work's creation, history of its musical style,..."

April 1, 2011 Arts Feature by Robert Faires

Page Two: Printing the Legend

A brief history of Austin's improbable weekly, 28 years on

"...of doing the work that needed to be done. Back in the beginning and for the longest time afterward,..."

Aug. 7, 2009 Column by Louis Black

Page Two: Cat and Mouse

Slipping in and out of dreams, films, and comics, in which nothing is revealed

"...of slow rot in the ever ongoing blessing of my life...."

Oct. 5, 2007 Column by Louis Black

Taking Austin for a 'Spin'

TCBlog make the Austin rounds in the new Spin.

"...Page 13: Morrissey tour ad: May 26 at the Backyard! 14: Editor's letter: Doug Brod mentions "… an exhausting..."

April 25, 2007 News Post by Christopher Gray

Hothouse Wildflowers

Through the looking glass with Eisley

"...fine dining and cholesterol is not so much an enemy as it is a condiment...."

July 11, 2003 Music Feature by Melanie Haupt

Coach's Corner

"Cub Fans Dare to Believe,"says the headline. "Hah!" says Coach. Also: odds and ends about football, Tiger Woods, and Andy Roddick.

"...walking quickly through DFW, rushing to make a flight back to Colorado. I don't have time to stop, but..."

Aug. 24, 2001 Column by Andy "Coach" Cotton

A Joycean Riff of Race

Juneteenth

"...time of his death, the manuscript was almost 2,000 pages. John Callahan, Morgan S. Odell Professor of Humanities at..."

June 18, 1999 Books Feature by Mark Busby

The Second Coolest Thing Online

"...of someone's fish. The simple novelty of graphics-based Web pages was enough to send nerds into paroxysms of rapture...."

Dec. 4, 1998 Screens Feature by John Avignone

... In With the New

More on Upgrades for PCs

"...I use my old monitor to hold all of my shortcuts. This..."

Aug. 21, 1998 Screens Feature by John Avignone

A Double Shot of Wry

Author Neal Barrett, Jr.

"...Pink Vodka (available in a paperback edition as of October) was followed by Dead Dog..."

Nov. 28, 1997 Books Feature by Mike Shea

Murder Most Female

Austin Author and Edgar Nominee Susan Wade

"..."I wrote my father a letter I guess in '88 and said..."

May 2, 1997 Books Feature by Barbara Strickland

Postmarks

Bergstorm

"...true. Ask a flight instructor, a charter pilot, a leaseback owner struggling to afford a small airplane. For those..."

Jan. 24, 1997 Column

Ye Olde Witch Hunt Tactic Makes a Comeback in Right-Wing War on Public Education

Which course is witch?

"...power for our society's most conservative factions, it comes back around...."

June 30, 2023 News Feature by Maggie Quinlan

CLEAN Cause Supports Sober Living Through Sparkling Tea Sales

This local brand keeps Austin hydrated and caffeinated while supporting those in recovery

"..."It was seeing the pain that my addiction inflicted on myself and, most importantly, my family..."

Dec. 31, 2021 Food Feature by Veronica Meewes

We Have an Issue: Welcome to the Stress Issue

Also, we bid farewell to Art Director Jason Stout

"...A couple months back, I pulled onto I-35 for my weekly trip up..."

Oct. 2, 2020 Column by Kimberley Jones

The Sisters Brothers

A murderers’ row of great actors in this contract killer Western comedy

"...movie theatre. In the case of The Sisters Brothers, my baggage is hardback and runs 336 pages long. In..."

Sept. 28, 2018 Movie Review by Kimberley Jones

Eating the Fudge

Queering the family with Queer Rock Love author Paige Schilt

"...time she left a job in Pennsylvania to move back to Austin to be with Katy when they had..."

Nov. 5, 2016 Arts Post by Mary Cantrell

Playback: SXSW News and Sightings

Polaroids, print, and dance funk – can they survive SXSW?

"..."There would be things that caught my eye while I traveled – like posters on the..."

March 20, 2015 Music Column by Kevin Curtin

The Heart of a Printer, the Art of a Chef

Designer Jeff Scott brings the culinary life to vivid, multilayered display

"...life – interspersed with translucent sheets bearing images of pages and pages from the chefs' daily notebooks, well, the..."

April 20, 2012 Books Feature by Wayne Alan Brenner

Riding the 'Wave'

Bud Shrake compacts his far-flung, storied career in his new collection

"...out police blotters to bringing New Journalism to the pages of Sports Illustrated, from long-form magazine essays to novels..."

April 25, 2008 Books Feature by Spencer Parsons

Letters @ 3AM

No class can cultivate what a writer most needs, the gift I call the 'talent of the room'

"...more than you; their comments will be mere opinions, backed by scant knowledge and experience – but they have..."

May 25, 2007 Column by Michael Ventura

14th Annual 'Austin Chronicle' Short Story Contest

The winners, the judges, and the reasons why

"...But I'm getting ahead of myself. In writing this, now and in years past, I..."

Feb. 17, 2006 Books Feature by Shawn Badgley

Dancing About Architecture

The Austin Music Awards firm up the line-up, while Ozzy Osbourne sneaks in the SXSW back door with the film conference.

"...Mr. Schneider) on its accompanying CD and within its pages...."

Feb. 9, 2001 Music Column by Ken Lieck

The Name's the Thing

Do the Hugos Really Award the Best in Speculative Fiction?

"...nor snow nor 800-pound books will keep me from my appointed rounds. But this year stretched my dedication to..."

Sept. 1, 2000 Books Feature by Adrienne Martini

Letters at 3AM

How broadband technologies will affect modern life.

"...No doubt my ruminations on Robert W. Taylor's predictions are primitive --..."

March 3, 2000 Column by Michael Ventura

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