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High-capacity event space looks to diversify their sound

If there is drama in Laura Furman's stories, Robin Bradford writes, it is not usually the life and death kind. It is the daily, wearing, ineffable drama of living as a human island among others who invariably seem more attractive, more connected, or simply more "normal."

For 10 years, Lisa Crystal Carver has been writing about sex and doing sex-drenched performance pieces under the name Suckdog. But her lifestyle is born of a profound quest for an uncompromised life, a search for truth and adventure that makes her a prophet for our time.

The Mother of all pop bands

LGBTQIA+ film festival announces online lineup for 2020

A few words about some of our favorite films coming to the fest

With more than 30 years of experience between them, Michael Hall and Chip Tait have succeeded in establishing a comfortable, casual neighborhood ice house

Raymond Tatum -- the Raymond Tatum -- is the chef at a restaurant founded by former rock & roll road cooks Kent and Beth Hayner that has downtown prices in a Highway 71 space with Hill Country class. Oh, and it's fusion food without being fusion.

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The Chronicle Guide to Hamburgers in Austin

Seeking refuge in Austin

Seismic Dance Event, Jazz at St. James', Feels So Good Fest, Susannah Joffe, Amigo the Devil, and more

A New Drug for a New Millennium

Ladi Earth, Danilo, Aaron Stephens, and more recommended sounds

As Abbott tries to keep the drama alive, whose behinds will end up busted?

The Texas-only beer celebration returns to Austin

Gotta break eggs to make a musician omelet

Peace Through Pie – and beer

More places to eat

A SoCo seafood joint serves up delicious oysters in land-locked Austin

Barack Obama may not be coming to get your weapons – but he's sure doing wonders for gun & ammo sales

New York Deli in Round Rock has attitude. Chronicle Cuisines writer MM Pack explains why she likes it that way.

"Lars Gustafsson has the air, somehow, of a sailor," Roger Gathman writes about this Austin author transplanted from Sweden. "It is as though he were some Swedish Sinbad come to rest here after a dozen ports. And in a way, that is true."

The long, strange trip of The Saragossa Manuscript, Jerry Garcia's favorite film.

Reflections on Saint Laurent.

Catch up on the hottest second-weekend queer programming

New Shudder series gives queer audiences a genre to call their own

The Luv Doc still has some kinks to iron out with the whole time travel deal

Part of being a monster is lacking the self-awareness that you are a monster