Books | Louisville's Alt-Weekly

Book: What We're Reading

1) Rabbit Run by John Updike (novel) — Everyone wonders when the economy will hit bottom.

Book: Forgotten Classics

Good ones you might have missed

The Pilgrim Hawk: A Love Story
(By Glenway Wescott, First Published 1940.)

Book: Reports

Short reviews of recent releases

Important Artifacts and Personal Property from the Collection of Lenore Doolan and Harold Morris, Including Books, Street Fashion, and

Forgotten Classics

Understanding Media: THE EXTENSIONS OF MAN

(By Marshall McLuhan. First published in 1964.)

REVIEW: Noise: Fiction Inspired by Sonic Youth

(Edited by Peter Wild. Harper Perennial, 240 pgs., $13.99.)

‘Pictures’ reminds that mainstream cinema is the same ol' beast

1968. Can there be anything new to say about that evocative year? Mark Harris’s intelligent, addictive book, “Pictures at a Revolution,” proves there is.

REVIEW: Outliers: The Story of Success

(By Malcolm Gladwell. Little, Brown & Co.; 320 pgs., $27.99.)

BOOK: YA author takes off with ‘Handcuffs’

Louisville teacher pens a novel

Book signing by Bethany Griffin

Book Smart: Book Report 2

The Motel of the Stars

(By Karen Salyer McElmurray. Sarabande; 269 pgs., $15.95.)

Book Smart: Feature

Best of the best "Dykes to Watch Out For"

The Essential Dykes to Watch Out For

(By Alison Bechdel. Houghton Mifflin; 384 pgs., $25.)

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