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"He's so short," whispered the woman standing next to me, eyeing the much-celebrated humorist David Sedaris during last week's reading at BookPeople

Osteria Amerigo's on hold, while 7's expanding

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A partial list of hot spots affiliated with the Wireless City Project in the Austin area

Breaking stories from Austin and beyond

The headlines are about Block 21 and Seaholm, but the long-term questions are about what the city of Austin should be

Moving images and archbishops on death row

Armchair travelers have rarely had it so good as they do with Texas native Griest's memoir, which reads like one part informative history lesson on the People's Revolutionary struggle and one part Hope 'n' Crosby road movie.

Half Price Books looks around for a new home; Roddy Doyle, gloves off, comes to Austin

BookPeople, Saturday, February 14, 2004

Austin Shakespeare perseveres, Ballet Austin gets a grant for a Shrew, Zach hunts for a fundraiser, Mexic-Arte's Museum Store hits USA Today's Top 10, and the Funniest Person in Austin goes global.

Austin Energy and a former city employee team up to publish an idealized, clean-energy vision of the future.

Authors are not authors in prison; Jessa Crispin should go to prison; Denis Johnson is ACES.

An interview DBC Pierre and Dan Rhodes on tour, together

Debut author Julie Orringer, who is 30, belies the old bromide that young people can't write about youth convincingly, and she'll be at BookPeople on Friday, Oct. 24.

I hope you saved your appetite for all of the news Virginia B. Wood is plating up.

It's been two years since 9 / 11, and we're under attack.

Jim Hightower's latest assault on the plutocracy hits the bestseller list.

Headlines and happenings from around Austin and beyond

A stellar tour of cultural ephemera from Rick Klaw

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