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Pacific Northwest Inlander
Founded in 1993, The Inlander has quickly become the most trusted source of news and entertainment information for the sprawling Inland Northwest. While the majority of our readership lives in the Spokane/Coeur d’Alene area -- a fast-growing part of the...
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Locust Moon hooks up with Dark Horse for Sci-Fi Fairy tales in Once Upon a Time Machine.
Philadelphia City Paper |
Elliott Sharp |
10-13-2012 |
Books
Craig Thompson's Bittersweet Habibinew
The graphic novelist's latest tale of love and loss takes readers on a journey to the Middle East.
East Bay Express |
Luke Tsai |
09-30-2011 |
Cartoons
'Punisher: War Zone' is Sort of Awfulnew
The Punisher gets another shot at big-screen glory -- but the result is mediocrity.
Tucson Weekly |
Bob Grimm |
12-11-2008 |
Reviews
Brian Azzarello's '100 Bullets' Comic Coming to an Endnew
The awe-inspiring creation will end its decade-long run after just seven more issues. Since its inception, the stars have aligned to enable Azzarello's labyrinthine revenge/noir series to evolve into one of the most memorable comics in recent years.
Chicago Newcity |
Michael Moreci |
08-27-2008 |
Books
Philadelphia City Paper's Comics Issuenew
We tried to pick comics that blew our minds, made us laugh, or conjured up simple little situations. We gave points for originality. We didn't penalize for crude drawing skills. In the end we had to whittle it down to five pages of stuff we really, really dug.
Philadelphia City Paper |
Patrick Rapa |
08-19-2008 |
Comedy
Tags: comics, humor & satire
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How to Save CNNnew
When Ted Turner invented cable news in 1980 with the launch of Cable News Network, he said he wanted the news to be the star, not the talking heads. It's been almost 30 years now and the monster he created is killing its creator.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Ted S. McGregor Jr. |
11-24-2009 |
Movies
Walking the Tricky Tightrope: How Can We Solve the Economic Crisis?new
Forests are restored by fire, and so are markets. In a real market, I'd be inclined to say we should let it burn. What grows up to replace the old forest is always healthier. But thanks to greed and mismanagement, ours has clearly become a fake, faith-based market. So we're left to attempt to bring our economy in for a soft landing, hopefully enabling the kind of fresh start we need without endangering people's money.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Ted S. McGregor Jr. |
09-24-2008 |
Commentary
Yet Another Election-Year Media Muddlenew
For the third time this decade, the mainstream media is making a big election all about small things.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Ted S. McGregor Jr. |
09-10-2008 |
Commentary
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Matt Prior's Life is in the Toilet ... Jess Walter Put Him Therenew
Matt Prior is the protagonist of The Financial Lives of the Poets and a complete figment of Walter's imagination. Walter has taken pains to ensure Matt Prior's life is as shitty as a well-educated white American male's can be.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Luke Baumgarten |
09-10-2009 |
Author Profiles & Interviews
The Sedarisland Diariesnew
Having conquered the writing world by becoming its outsider-humorist-in-chief -- building a name and an identity around his sense of personal alienation -- the only place David Sedaris seems to feel at home is on the road.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Luke Baumgarten |
06-11-2009 |
Author Profiles & Interviews
Tags: David Sedaris, memoirs
A Portland Novelist Rewrites a True Storynew
Portland’s Forest Park was a great place to get off the grid and stay off for a Vietnam vet with PTSD and his 13-year-old daughter. Novelist Peter Rock re-imagines: Where did this real-life father and daughter disappear to?
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Michael Bowen |
03-12-2009 |
Fiction
'Nixonland' Underlines the Real Lesson of 1968new
Today that lesson teaches that we should seek a president who can heal the still-festering wounds of race and class, who can lead us out of war and who can move us past the political purgatory Perlstein calls Nixonland. But by invoking that sad chapter in our history, Hillary Clinton has cast herself in the Dick Nixon role.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Ted S. McGregor Jr. |
05-29-2008 |
Nonfiction
Clairvoyant Archaeologynew
In his latest book, Craig Childs tracks the vanished Anasazi across the Southwest.
Pacific Northwest Inlander |
Ted S. McGregor Jr. |
05-02-2007 |
Nonfiction
Tags: Craig Childs, House of Rain
