Email Author Judith Lewis

Awards

• 2008 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published September 7, 2007

  "Chaos Control"

• 2008 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published December 21, 2007

  "The Way He Lives Now"

• 2007 - Missouri Lifestyle Journalism Awards, published November 10, 2005

  "Green to the Core"

• 2007 - Missouri Lifestyle Journalism Awards, published July 12, 2006

  "Who's Resurrecting the Electric Car"

• 2007 - Southern California Journalism Awards/LA Press Club, published November 8, 2006

  "The Lost Streams of Los Angeles"

• 2006 - AAN AltWeekly Awards, published November 10, 2005

  "Green to the Core"

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2000 Stories by Judith Lewis

• Say It Loud

  published November 16, 2000

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• My Life as an Underdog

  published November 2, 2000

  One is a longtime activist more accustomed to marching on the protest front than glad-handing at a fund-raiser; the other a U.S. congressman... More >>

• Enhancing the Scanner

  published October 5, 2000

  When Dallas-based Digital Convergence ushered in a new era of bar-code scanners with its cat-shaped gadget, the CueCat, the first question on... More >>

• The Good Fight

  published October 5, 2000

  Toward the end of Karyn Kusama’s Girlfight, as the film‘s tough young female boxer dukes it out against a male opponent in a battle that cou... More >>

• Psychotropic Delights

  published September 21, 2000

  Beginning in Europe before the Middle Ages, the semi-nomadic tribes of Siberia and Lapland discovered that their native reindeeer had a... More >>

• The Lady Is a Tramp

  published August 24, 2000

  Rebecca Solnit‘s Wanderlust: A History of Walking belongs to a genre of literature that in the late 20th century moved from the rarefie... More >>

• Terms of Resistance

  published August 17, 2000

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• Dancing for the DNC

  published August 17, 2000

  Alli Starr has this fond memory of her life as an activist: In Seattle last December, she arrived at the intersection of Fourth and... More >>

• A Pirate’s Life for Me

  published August 10, 2000

  In 1998, it finally happened: After nearly five years of dominating headlines, magazine covers and airtime, the Internet got dull. The utopian... More >>

• Better Living Through Electro-Politics

  published July 6, 2000

  “I like your attitude,” says the young man handing out contributor-information cards at the door of El Rey theater, where mayoral candida... More >>

• Lawnbot

  published June 29, 2000

  I once knew an Italian mAN who, while sojourning in Minnesota as a college professor, would stand and stare out of his front window on Saturday... More >>

• To Be Young, Female and Living in East L.A.

  published June 22, 2000

  A few years ago, Marisela Norte was trying to convince a young high school girl that her life was worth writing about. “I told her, ’You do... More >>

• All This Useless Beauty

  published June 8, 2000

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• In the Belly of the Whale

  published June 1, 2000

  Here’s a little experiment: Get out your college copy of Moby-Dick, sit yourself down in a crowded restaurant, open the book to a pag... More >>

• Get a Piece of the Rock

  published April 13, 2000

  On the road back to Los Angeles from Joshua Tree, a few miles past Old Woman Springs Road near the quake-rattled town of Landers, stands a... More >>

• Daring To Be Good

  published March 30, 2000

  Photo by Anne Fishbein A month from now, Susannah Grant will have two of her screenplays in movie theaters. One, Erin Brockovich, is... More >>

• When the Bough Breaks

  published March 16, 2000

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• Here There Be Angels

  published February 17, 2000

  Crossing the border into Tijuana is, predictably, jarring. Southern Californians who visit here mostly shrug off the car graveyards that litter... More >>

• Wholly Jane

  published January 27, 2000

  Photo by Greg Weiner"DID YOU READ THE JOURNALIST AND THE Murderer?" Jane Campion asks a few minutes into our conversation, invoking... More >>

• Seeing-Eye Browser

  published January 6, 2000

  On December 31, the Los Angeles Free-Net discontinues its text-based Internet service, the $20-per-year e-mail and limited-access information... More >>