Inside the Female Mind
What Girls gets right about women, and what it doesn't.
Leah Sottile| May 09, 2012
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Western Gothic
In Lonesome Animals, his debut novel, local schoolteacher and writer Bruce Holbert exposes the destructive power of the Western myth.
E.J. Iannelli| May 09, 2012
In Lonesome Animals, writer Bruce Holbert exposes the destructive power of the Western myth.
THIS WEEK
Creative Competition
Musicfest Northwest brings young artists out of the practice room, into the spotlight.
Mike Bookey| May 09, 2012
Life During Wartime
Although landlocked, Spokane was a major port during World War II.
Annie Szotkowski| May 09, 2012
For Your Consideration
Test your looks with the Ugly Meter. Plus, new work by Mars Volta and an investigation of chaos in Congo.
Chris Stein| May 09, 2012
NIGHTLIFE 2012
Downtown Spokane (East)
Drinking, diving and getting inked in the heart of downtown.
Alicia Purvis-Lariviere| Feb 22, 2012
Downtown Spokane (West)
Where the city's elite, drunks and hipsters find refuge.
Jordy Byrd| Feb 22, 2012
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The Chafing Point
Running Bloomsday is hard enough, so do it in comfort.
Luke Baumgarten| May 02, 2012
Strolling Along
Spokane's mayor takes turns behind the gun, behind the pack
Joe O'Sullivan| May 02, 2012
Physics and Patience
Real archery is not like The Hunger Games, which you'll learn at this week's national championships in Spokane.
Luke Baumgarten| May 02, 2012
MAC Shake-up
The Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture suddenly fires its executive director.
Mike Bookey| May 02, 2012
For Your Consideration
Mid-afternoon slump? Pick yourself up with some Black Cobra. Plus, a new cookbook and an app for people who are always late.
Leah Sottile| Mar 28, 2012
All Things to All Men (1)
From our idioms to our videogames to our sex shops, the King James Bible's influence is everywhere.
Luke Baumgarten| Apr 18, 2012
For Your Consideration
Another in a series of surprisingly adequate recent sitcoms. Plus, a new old videogame and new work by Stephen King
Daniel Walters| Apr 18, 2012
High Water Marks
How the Inland Northwest was shaped by Earth's greatest floods.
Nicholas Deshais| Apr 11, 2012
Finding Your Island
'In the Heights- provides a funhouse-mirror reflection of Spokane.
Michael Bowen| Apr 11, 2012
For Your Consideration
A Boise bike blog worth checking out. Plus, the Impossible Project and Punchfork.
Heidi Groover| Apr 11, 2012
It Takes Stones
The Lilac City Curling Club is reviving a piece of Spokane's past.
Jordy Byrd| Apr 11, 2012
FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION
For Your Consideration
Rounding out this week's testosterone-fueled trilogy is Jack White.
Jacob H. Fries| Feb 29, 2012
For Your Consideration
New work from Jonathan Lethem. Plus, an election app from the New York Times and the source of much Internet madness.
Nicholas Deshais| Jan 11, 2012
For Your Consideration
A new biography of Ernest Hemingway. Plus, Oscar madness on AMC and Bach on old instruments.
Ted S. McGregor Jr.| Feb 22, 2012
For Your Consideration
How did nobody think of narrating terrible old movies with music sooner? Plus, Gold Rush and Skyjack.
Mike Bookey| Feb 15, 2012
For Your Consideration
Bitchy rag goes digital, serial killers get a tell-all and a coloring book for adults.
Jordy Byrd| Jan 25, 2012
For Your Consideration
The Old Republic expands the Star Wars game universe, see if you have what it takes to pass Google's entrance and the Spokane library gets online with Kindle check-outs
Daniel Walters| Jan 18, 2012
FICTION CONTEST 2011
The Winter with Cowboy and the Mongrels of Purgatory
Art, friendship and face-eating dogs
Mike Dragan| Dec 21, 2011
THE SEX ISSUE
Let's Talk About Sex
A local sex therapist discusses her practice and Spokane's dysfunctions.
Jordy Byrd| Feb 09, 2011
The Commitments
The ingredients to one successful couple: community, family, and (to keep things fresh) homemade sauerkraut.
Luke Baumgarten| Feb 09, 2011
A Clean, Well-Lighted Sex Store
The story behind Ms. Kitty’s is not quite what you’d think.
Leah Sottile| Feb 09, 2011
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