Knopf
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Atonement, Etc. — Top 10-plus, Special 2002 bonus edition
Books for which we confess our true feelings, reconsider our disdain, or finally find room
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On the Way to Anywhere
Conversations with Sandra Cisneros, Dagoberto Gilb, and Jimmy Santiago Baca
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Readings
“We all know that Americans don’t vote — 51% turnout, what we saw for Bush-Gore in 2000, is about as good as we get, and in most elections (like the one on Tuesday, and certainly in Austin local races), we settle for far less,” writes Mike Clark-Madison in his review of Thomas Patterson’s The Vanishing Voter. But why?
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Book Reviews
The bad news: Melanie Haupt isn’t satisfied with Sandra Cisneros’ eagerly awaited epic. The good? Read on.
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Rude Mechs’ Richardson to Read With Ethan Hawke
At his BookPeople appearance on Friday, Aug. 2, 7pm, Ethan Hawke and his Ash Wednesday will be joined by the Rude Mechanicals’ mega-talented Sarah Richardson.
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An Artificial Wilderness
UT professor Philip Bobbitt on his “Shield of Achilles’ and the rules of war diplomacy since 1500
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Postscripts
The hall of mirrors that is J.H. Hatfield’s Fortunate Son: George W. Bush and the Making of an American President and upcoming appearances in Austin by Nathan Englander (For the Relief of Unbearable Urges).
