Cover Story: The ExFoleyation of Mick
Former professional wrestler pins down surprising literary gifts for mankind
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 10, 2003
Sitting demurely across from World Wrestling Entertainment title-holder Mick Foley, statistics swam around inside my mind. Six concussions, two broken noses, six broken ribs, more than 300 stitche
Cover Story: Down by the Banks
Riverbank Poetry Project hits the beat with an outlet of expression
0 Comments · Wednesday, September 10, 2003
Dennis Kurlas has a "go with the flow" attitude, a fitting attribute for the man whose Red Squirrel restaurants underwrite the Riverbank Poetry Project. Like an actual riverbank, Kurlas and man
Cover Story: Mercury Rising
Southern charm and grandmotherly love lead to author's exploration of a lifelong unrequited romance
0 Comments · Thursday, September 5, 2002
Author Brad Watson has a sickeningly sweet Southern accent that flows across his staccato phrases. It makes me easily forgive the fact that he "delayed" our interview or keeps answering his cell
Diner: How 'Bout Them Apples?
It's a family affair for breakfast and lunch on Elm Street
0 Comments · Thursday, July 11, 2002
Entering the Apple on Elm, Downtown, is like walking into a family dinner, only it's not your family and everyone seems to know everyone else ... except you. The servers know a surprising number of
