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Aleksandar Hemon's Nowhere Man follows the adventures of Jozef Pronek, a young Sarajevan stranded in Chicago. Terry Eagan shares his insight on this work examining identity and roles.
NOWHERE MAN BY ALEKSANDAR HEMON Doubleday In Nowhere Man, Aleksandar Hemon's second book, he has created a moving work that if it doesn't achieve it, certainly approaches greatness. Nowhere Man recounts the adventures of Jozef Pronek, a young Sarajevan stranded in Chicago during the interregnum that ...
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Far From Nowhere (Side One Dummy ). Review by Daniel Mitchell.
SLICK SHOES FAR FROM NOWHERE Side One Dummy Man, these guys are absolutely incredible. I thought that the last record they put out would be their apex and that would be it. But oh, was I wrong. From the second I put this disc on, I was rocked right out of my seat -- needless to say I listened to the ...
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March 1998 :: Reviews :: A Man In Full (Dave Liljengren)
A Man In Full by Tom Wolfe Farrar Straus & Giroux Tom Wolfe and his books are given great deference because he acts the way we want a novelist to act. Articulate and media savvy, Wolfe gives good sound bytes wherever he goes. Clad in trademark white suit and borsalino hat, he's the VH1 version of F ...
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WWII re-enacting, a bully, a great friend, and first love. Sound like your senior year of high school? For our man in the trenches, Steve Stav, it's pretty close. Reel back some years as he reviews the latest Project Greenlight film.
... (Dumb and Dumberer, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle) as Kelly Emswiler, a high school senior obsessed with war memorabilia. Emswiler is a angry young man with a mouth that just can't quit, a kid who escapes to WWII re-enactments (to which he drives to in his own Willys Jeep) every weekend. Unfortunately ...
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December 1999 :: Ink Spots :: Mike Viola & the Candy Butchers (Gail Worley)
MIKE VIOLA & THE CANDY BUTCHERS THE CANDY MAN: AN AMAZING CONVERSATION WITH MIKE VIOLA by Gail Worley Mike Viola and his band, the Candy Butchers, may appear to have come on the scene from nowhere, but Viola, 32, has been making music since he was thirteen. Before he even graduated from high school ...
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Delbert McClinton's amazing four decade career has found him backing up Howlin' Wolf, teaching John Lennon to play harmonica, and winning a Grammy for a duet with Bonnie Raitt, to name just a few highlights. Matt Thompson catches up with the undisputed king of roadhouse rock.
... you get down to brass tacks. Roadhouse is thick smoke and loud music, hard whiskey and harder women, and midnight with two more bottles of wine and nowhere to go. It's probably easier to drop a few names, I suppose, such as The Fabulous Thunderbirds, The Del-Lords, Jeff Healey, and the like, but to ...
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Coming off the Spit Kickers tour with De La Soul and Biz Markie to his new album, Like Water for Chocolate, going gold, it's clear that Common's message and his hip hop grooves are finally making it to a wider audience. So what is his message? That's what Nirav Soni found out, as they discussed politics, inspirations, and spirituality.
... with a personable intimacy, flowing over transcendental verse as easily as rocking the house. Chicago born Common seems to have appeared from nowhere with his Like Water for Chocolate album, but his notoriety comes from a consistently amazing career. His albums Can I Borrow a Dollar?, Resurrection, ...
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November 1998 :: Music P-Sk :: Shyster (Keith Mercer)
Shyster February EP Man's Ruin Orlando hometown heroes Shyster have put out a second CD, a follow-up to Say Uncle on Offtime records. "About time," I say. Listen to this CD and you will probably agree. The new CD on Man's Ruin has five new songs, and two that were previously released on the band's ...
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March 1998 :: Feature :: Axe Murderer (David Lee Beowulf)
... into not having anywhere to live and not having a cent. And, get this: the student loan people expected me to start paying them back! So, with nowhere else to go, home I went. After about a year of temping and collecting rejection letters from miserly engineering companies, I came back to Melbourne ...
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You're black metal's favorite troll, at the head of Norway's most popular metal act, the legendary Emperor. What happens when you leave the band to make ambient, keyboard-driven instrumental records? Nathan T. Birk delves into the crypt of Mortiis.
... the metal underground, luring curious souls from both the gothic and industrial netherworlds. Underneath this intimidating exterior, though, lies a man of affable pedigree and keen wit -- hardly the ghoul the more-mainstream press makes him out to be and, refreshingly, nowhere near as pretentious as ...
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