Books - Pittsburgh City Paper

Author Stephen Elliot visits with his memoir of "moods, masochism and murder."
The book is a diary for the ADD generation
By Lucy Leitner | November 19, 2009

A local writer offers an unsettling new short-story collection.
"Evolution" -- the one about waterborne hormones undermining male DNA -- creates an unsettling tension between the coolly satirical and the earnestly elegiac.
By Bill O'Driscoll | November 5, 2009

Graphic and sometimes surreal, artist Ilene Winn-Lederer's illuminated Torah brings the Hebrew Bible to life.
"I wanted to do this book because when I went to shul, I was bored to death."
By Lucy Leitner | October 29, 2009

Local author Alan Petrucelli unleashes his Morbid Curiosity about dead celebrities.
"I love celebrities, I love cemeteries, I love dead celebrities."
By Melissa Meinzer | October 22, 2009

Author and political commentator Andrew Sullivan speaks at Carnegie Mellon.
"I think the Nobel Prize is absolutely deserved, and it's kind of brilliant."
By Chris Potter | October 15, 2009

Washer & Dryer
A poem by Heather McNaugher
October 29, 2009

Ode to the Cow
A poem by Dorothy Holley
October 15, 2009

Wrist Rocket
A poem by Fred Shaw
October 1, 2009

I Write to the G-20 Leaders in Advance of Their Pittsburgh Summit
A poem by Richard St. John
September 24, 2009

Marigolds and Doves
A poem by Judith A. Brice
September 17, 2009