December 2003
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Personally, I feel like it's like the medical profession where they say "first do no harm" I think in libraries it's "first don't scare off the patrons." by Michael FarrellyAn Interview with Audrey Niffenegger
I think Chicago's got its own vibe but it's a very practical, accessible kind of place. It's not quite the same thing as vampires in New Orleans or ghosts in Paris. It's kind of an unaccepted place for anything really strange to happen. by Veronica BondAn Interview with J. T. LeRoy
It was always painful for me that no matter how encompassing you make the experience in words, it just cannot compete with movies. Movies are so in your face, and I want to get as close to that experience, I want to you to know what the weather feels like, I want you to know what it smells like, what kinds of plants are around you. And that takes a lot of work, but I want you in my Venus flytrap as much possible. by Litsa Dremousis
Fiction
- Owl of the Desert by Ida Swearingen
- The End of Free Love by Susan Steinberg
- The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
- The Third Factory by Viktor Shklovsky
- Old School by Tobias Wolff
- Naive. Super by Erland Loe
- Heart, You Bully, You Punk by Leah Hager Cohen
- A Right to be Hostile by Aaron McGruder
- The Third Policeman by Flann O'Brien
- The Week You Weren't Here by Charles Blackstone
- The Greyhound God by Keith Lee Morris
Nonfiction
- Memoirs of the Comtesse de Boigne
- Puzzles and Essays from "the Exchange": Tricky Reference Questions by Charles R. Anderson
- Simply Einstein by Richard Wolfson
