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BOOKS
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Finding the Center
Department of lost (and literary) souls
By Deborah Vankin
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Hallelujah Junction: A Minimalist Life
By Alan Rich
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Kenneth Anger Is a Rolling Stone
By Stephen Elliott
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Once Upon a Time in Westwood
By Jim Ruland
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Jim Krusoe's Satirical Girl Factory
By Marc Weingarten
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The Lost Art of Walking: Creative Fuel for History's Greatest Thinkers
By Matthew Fleischer
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French Philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy on McCain, Obama and the Left
By Brendan Bernhard
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Marilynne Robinson's Home: Making Light of Life
By Nathan Ihara
READINGS PICK
WEEKLY LITERARY SUPPLEMENT ARCHIVES
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Not Dead Yet: The Novel as Lifeline
By Joe Donnelly
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The Escape Artist: John Banville on Georges Simenon
By John Banville
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Salman Rushdie: An excerpt from The Enchantress of Florence
By Salman Rushdie
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In a Jam: How Suspense Keeps the Novel on Edge
By Thomas Perry
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Renewing the Faith: McSweeney's Goes Back to Basics, Makes Publishing Fun
By Marc Weingarten
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The Brief, Wondrous Tournament of Books
By Nathan Ihara
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On and Off the Shelf: A Bookseller on Selling (and Reading) the Novel
By Doug Dutton
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The Bookish Set
Gendy Alimurung
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the Familydavid Kramer, Sammy Harkham and Tahli Harkham
G.a.
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Miranda July's Childlike, Unchildlike Art
Nathan Ihara
LA PEOPLE '08
Warner Ebbink and Brandon Boudet: Guys and Doms
By Arty Nelson
Talking with the forces behind 101 Coffee Shop, Dominick's and Little Dom's
WLS '08
ART
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Disliking the dinner Party
Or, how I became an art critic
By Hunter Drohojowska-Philp
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Marking Our Turf: The Piss Christ Moment in America's Culture Wars
By KIT RACHLIS
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Best of L.A. Weekly: Art Attacked: Sex, Lies, and Funding
By Michael Lassell
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Harold's Office
By Tom Christie
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Find Yourself in Louise Bourgeois' World
By Christopher Miles
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Martin Kersels: Big Frame
By Doug Harvey
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Art Around Town
By Christopher Miles
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Robbie Conal and the Art of Character Assassination
By Dwayne Booth
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Art Around Town: Korty, Grinnan and Butzer
By Christopher Miles
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Martin Kippenberger's "Problem Perspective" at MOCA: Enter the K-Hole
By Doug Harvey
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Free Skating: Amanda Ross-Ho's Fourth-Dimensional Axel Jump
By Doug Harvey
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Opening Week at L.A. Galleries
By Christopher Miles
ART PICK
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Art Around Town
Rachel Whiteread at Gagosian Gallery
By Christopher Miles
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Peter Frank Has Left the [Weekly] Building
By Peter Frank
SLIDESHOWS
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Smashing Pumpkins Live @ Gibson Amphitheatre, Night One
On Dec. 2 the Smashing Pumpkins took the stage at the Gibson for their first proper L.A. show... More>> -
Sympathy for the Devil: Inside Look at Gang Hoods
Previously unpublished photos that take us inside L.A. gang neighborhoods for Sam Slovick'sMore>> -
Point Break Live! Beyond the Stage at the Dragonfly
L.A. Weekly went backstage with the cast of Point Break Live! at the Dragonfly to... More>>
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Van Morrison and Astral Weeks: LA Weekly Snags a Rare One-on-One Interview with the Elusive Singer Van Morrison sits down with L.A. Weekly to discuss the alchemy in his past and the enduring allure of his classic album Astral Weeks
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Rockie Ascendent: A Farewell to Our Favorite Stargazer A farewell to our favorite stargazer
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Ghost in the Shell: How George and Now Barack Mirror Our American Psyche That’s our Bush!
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Yes We Did: What we know and what we don't about our new American era Our moment of national redemption