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Off the Desk

According to the 1999 Interactive Digital Software Report (IDSA), the majority of people playing computer games are older than 18, and 38% percent of the people most frequently playing computer games are women. Boy, have things change

Readers respond to Zero Tolerance, the Longhorn Pipeline, and Being John Malkovich.

David Koresh trusted Texas Rangers more than other law enforcement agencies.

The hall of mirrors that is J.H. Hatfield's Fortunate Son: George W. Bush and the Making of an American President and upcoming appearances in Austin by Nathan Englander (For the Relief of Unbearable Urges).

Housing, ACC, and Spooner.

Chronicle reviewer David Garza uses Tom Grimes' new history of the Iowa Writers' Workshop to question whether creative writing can be taught.

Critics say the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs awards low-income housing tax-credits to undeserving developers.

Who has the ego problem?

Why are Tupperware-style home parties where children’s books are sold putting booksellers on the defensive?

Profile of eclecto-rockers Adult Rodeo

Differing takes on Town Lake going Greek; too many zeros for Babich; and the Chronicle film reviewers take another hit.

The 150-year-old Landmark Inn in Castroville was designed to not distract from the natural beauty surrounding it.

Fall is officially here once the press releases grow to an unmanageable heap on Clay Smith's desk. This week, upcoming literary events are listed, including Nathan Englander, John Phillip Santos, Elmer Kelton, and Dan Savage.

The Cibolo Nature Center in Boerne.

A World Between

Fruit Salad Days

The Rev. Horton Heat

Jazzin' (But Not for Blue Jeans)

Number Discrepancies

Jimmy Lafave

Interfaith's Socialist Agenda

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