American Misadventures For most Americans, knowledge of Iranian history begins and ends with the 1979 Islamic Revolution. In that year, radical fundamentalists led by the [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Oct 16, 2003 Read More
Damn that pesky Michael Moore. Just when the conservatives thought they had succeeded in capturing the nation and bending it to their nefarious [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Oct 16, 2003 Read More
Emma Taylor and Lorelei Sharkey, otherwise known to Internet hounds as Nerve.com's Em and Lo and authors of that site's sex advice column, [...] Michael Henningsen \ Oct 16, 2003 Read More
Steve Brewer isn't the first fiction writer to attempt to combine crime with comedy, but by most accounts he does the job pretty [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 25, 2003 Read More
Here's the dirty little secret about commercialized pharmaceuticals: The only drugs that are sold in stores are the ones that are going to [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 25, 2003 Read More
This country is at war, and I'm not talking about the war on terrorism, or, as President Bush used to call it, the [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 18, 2003 Read More
Need more evidence of the Republican Party's hostility toward the common man? Pick up the latest tag team release from Molly Ivins and [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 18, 2003 Read More
More Bangs For Your Buck Music critics don't get much respect. They're usually relegated near the bottom of the cultural heap next to McDonald's employees, child molesters and [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 18, 2003 Read More
Contemplate A Dead Bird We live in an adamantly non-reflective culture. In the United States, reflection—and, by extension, mental activity of any kind—is regularly dismissed as dorky [...] Steven Robert Allen \ Sep 11, 2003 Read More