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Editorial
TEN STEPS TO THE CREATION OF A MODERN
MEDIA ICON by MARK KINGWELL
And we buy into it hook line and
sinker.
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Art
Review
Robert J. Lewis critiques ROBERTO
ROMEI ROTONDO'S THE ROAMERS
Fatuous criticism or is the next
great artist in our midst?
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Music
SIX DEGREES OF BLUES with Emanuel
Pordes
Robert Jr. Lockwood is proof that
authentic blues and originality are compatible and combustible.
He sounds nothing short of inspired on Stake a Claim.
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Interview
A SEX WORKER'S MANIFESTO: 2004
Can women's lib and the world's
oldest profession find common ground?
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Art
Review
THE ART OF NICOLE St. PIERRE by
Marissa de Consiglieri de Chackal
Shyness and reticence transmuted
into bold color and geodesic copulation.
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Film
Review
JASON ANDERSON reviews THE CORPORATION
Every living system on the planet
is worse off now than 20 years ago. If the corporation were
a human being, it would be judged a psychopath.
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Short
Story
THE BULLET COLLECTION by Patricia
Saraffian Ward
In the twilight glory that was Beirut,
she traded for bullets and shrapnel.
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Music
SIX DEGREES OF JAZZ
Pianist John Stetch stays true to
Embraceable You.
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Film
Review
Lester Pimentel reviews Lang Yi's
BLIND SHAFT
In the mines of China extracting
coal and contracted crime go hand and hand.
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