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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.

Sitting through the UT Opera Theatre production of Stephen Sondheim's Company is not unlike having a dinner party for people who are pleasant enough if you can get past their idiosyncrasies, such as a tendency to make noises at the end of their questions: "What would we do without you-ooh?"

Yes Sir, That's My Baby

Even a few thousand words from a fake doctor are not enough to fix years and years of dysfunction

Same-sex couples mount fight to ensure accurate birth, death certficiates

Living double lives in the shadow of the border

The Chronicle's film critics talk about their favorite movies of the year

Feeling the effects of Cali's gay marriage ruling.

Clementine Hall was the 13th Floor Elevators' hip, maternal Wendy, providing food and security for the band's tribe of Lost Boys

Descriptions of the contributors to The Austin Chronicle 20th anniversary issue

September

Often-explicit drama probes the turmoil of a lopsided love triangle

Fascinating life story of the Black knight is foiled by its own polemic

She’s a pop sensation! He’s a math teacher! Crazy!

The life and regrets of the man who made us fall in love with the ocean

The troubled life and haunted love of Guy Clark, the Dean of Texas songwriters

Some people defy sterotypes

Your right to smell like ass extends right up to where someone else's nose begins

There's a pretty good chance that the robot uprising is probably just around the corner

This isn't about fashion

Who gets the cat and the flat-screen?

It's not easy to steal your daughter's boyfriend

Nashville queen reigns over ACL's second weekend

Why has the murder of two people in Kyle, Texas, eight months ago not led to a single arrest?

An ancient institution created by a bunch of slave-owning, genital-mutilating, agrarian polygamists