But I Like It
Joe Sacco's mesmerizing quest to "adulthood" is a road full of the sort of hysteria, psychedelia, and bull&%#t that can only come from being a rock 'n' roll cartoonist on tour. To imagine Robert...
View ArticleFootnotes in Gaza
Joe Sacco brings a completely unique voice to journalism. He lives with those most under fire in the unending conflicts in Palestine and Bosnia, describing events through meticulous, painstaking...
View ArticleBook News: Joe Sacco’s Footnotes, Too Many Damn E-Readers, and More
Nominate Us: The Shorty Awards honor the best producers of short real-time content (i.e. Twitter) on the InterWebNets. And guess what? We're one of the nominees for books! We'd love it if you would...
View ArticleBook News: Game Change, The Rooster Shortlist, and More
Ch-Ch-Changes: My, how the blogosphere is all fired up on Game Change, John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's juicy behind-the-scenes tell-all of the 2008 election, which hits shelves today. The New York...
View ArticleBook News: Barry Hannah Tributes, Anne Rice Vooks Around, and More
Hannah Remembered: The New York Times' Paper Cuts blog offers a reminiscence of author Barry Hannah, who died on Monday. Various writers — including Jim Harrison, Amy Hempel, and Richard Ford — pay...
View ArticleDays of Destruction, Days of Revolt (staff pick)
Chris Hedges's writing and reportage is consistently trenchant and unequivocal, notable for its discerning examinations and penetrating insights. Joe Sacco's award-winning work as a cartoonist is as...
View ArticlePowell’s Q&A: Chris Hedges
Describe your latest book. Wages of Rebellion looks at the nature of rebellion, those who do it, why they do it, and the price they pay for being a rebel. There are interviews with great rebels, from...
View Article
