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1998 Stories by Terri Sutton

• Starchild

  published December 30, 1998

  With her complicated hero, Miles Vorkosigan, Minnesota science-fiction writer Lois Bujold leads an expedition into inner space. More >>

• Our Day Will Come

  published December 23, 1998

  Birds of a feather: Alfre Woodard and Loretta Devine in Maya Angelou's Down in the Delta. More >>

• Up, Up, and Away

  published December 23, 1998

  Colson Whitehead's first novel rises on the merits of its central image-- the elevator. More >>

• Days of Our Lives

  published December 9, 1998

  The Hours by Michael Cunningham More >>

• Killing Softly

  published December 9, 1998

  Sharp-nosed dogs, stealthy birds, and the sweet secret of dawn: A neophyte gets a taste of the hunt. More >>

• Creature Comforts

  published November 25, 1998

  Micro metro: The little guy transcends his infinitesimal existence in A Bug's Life. More >>

• Watching the Detectives

  published November 25, 1998

  Minneapolis mystery writer Ellen Hart has two fictional foils. One is an upstanding lesbian restaurateur; the other, a straight, cross-dressing... More >>

• New World Disorder

  published November 11, 1998

  Maureen F. McHugh writes about culture clash and the search for a more peaceable kingdom in Mission Child More >>

• Restricted Access

  published November 4, 1998

  The glam gala may have been feminine, but not female. More >>

• Welcome to the Cul-de-sac

  published October 21, 1998

  Discomfort and Joy: Jane Adams in Todd Solondz's Happiness. More >>

• The Song Remains the Same

  published October 14, 1998

  What does a powerful storyteller do when his best tales are labeled sexist, classist, racist? More >>

• Hell Is for Children

  published September 30, 1998

  John Maybury's Love Is the Devil More >>

• Dark Victory

  published September 23, 1998

  Mother knows best: Renée Zellweger and Meryl Streep star in Carl Franklin's One True Thing. More >>

• ELEANOR ARNASON

  published September 9, 1998

  Moving into the house of the future More >>

• Manufacturing Dissent

  published August 19, 1998

  Of course, many of The Avengers' faults are standard '90s Hollywood issue. More >>

• Too Much (Is Never Enough)

  published August 12, 1998

  Elliott Smith's XO is the first album I've cherished as a recovering rock critic. More >>

• Smashing Pumpkins

  published August 5, 1998

  The big bad boogeyman of Halloween returns in the newest release Halloween: H20. More >>

• Fighting Mad

  published July 22, 1998

  Can you relate to a 6-foot dyke who knows how to break a nose? Nicola Griffith mixes up sleepy feminist issues in The Blue Place. More >>

• Love to Love You, Baby

  published July 15, 1998

  I am trying to think of a film focused on romantic love that is not about courtship, not about beginning. More >>

• Smells Like Grave Robbing

  published July 8, 1998

  Endless blameless: The homme futile of Kurt and Courtney. More >>

• "X" Marks the Cross

  published June 24, 1998

  You could go see Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny from The X-Files, but a better bet would be to catch the local screening of Jesus... More >>

• Acting Your Age

  published June 24, 1998

  Chased through Six Days, Seven Nights by predictably swarthy, gun-wielding bad guys, Harrison Ford's gruff pilot Quinn admits to... More >>

• Rancho Notorious

  published May 20, 1998

  Spare the rod, spoil the child: Robert Redford tames women, children, and beasts alike in The Horse Whisperer More >>

• About a Boy

  published May 6, 1998

  Leo. Leonardo. Leonardo DiCaprio. The name is like a hit single that you hear everywhere. More >>

• This Mortal Coil

  published April 29, 1998

  A friend is dying in a city far away. It's not, or not always, true what people say: that the proximity of death makes you treasure life. More >>