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- End of the YEAR review; 2002 - 2003 -
- Paul Begala, �Is Our Children Learning? � The Case Against George W. Bush� -
- Judd Winick, �Frumpy the Clown: Freaking Out the Neighbors� -
- Henry Rollins, �Get in the Van � On the Road with Black Flag� -
- Jack Kerouac, �Tristessa� -
- Tommy Sledge, �Eat Lead, Clown!� -
- Kevin Smith, �Bluntman and Chronic� -
- George Orwell, �Burmese Days� -
- Abbie Hoffman, �Square Dancing in the Ice Age� -
- Ethan and Joel Coen, �Fargo� -
- Michael Chabon, �A Model World� -
- Ernest Hemingway, �The Old Man and the Sea� -
- Tom Robbins, �Another Roadside Attraction� -
- Robert Ross, �Monty Python Encyclopedia� -
- Joseph Heller, �Picture This� -
- End of the month review: November 2 � December 1, 2002 -
- Howard Zinn, �Disobedience and Democracy: Nine Fallacies on Law and Order� -
- Dean Motter, �The Prisoner: Shattered Visage� -
- Kip Kotzen and Thomas Beller, �With Love and Squalor� -
- Douglas Adams, �The Salmon of Doubt� -
- Neil Gaiman, �Black Orchid� -
- Carl Jenson (editor), �20 Years of Censored News� -
- Stephen King, �Storm of the Century� -
- Dan Chichester , �Daredevil: Fall From Grace� -
- The Freedom Forum �Media Studies Journal: Winter, 1996 � Media and Congress� -
- Jackson J. Benson, �John Steinbeck, Writer� -
- Plato, �The Symposium� -
- Tom Tomorrow, �When Penguins Attack!� -
- End of the month review: October 2 - November 1, 2002 -
- Garth Ennis �Preacher: Gone to Texas� -
- Charles Bukowski, �The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills� -
- Alan Moore, �Tom Strong: Book 1� -
- Jack Kerouac, �Doctor Sax� -
- Warren Ellis, �Stormwatch: Force of Nature� -
- Noam Chomsky, �The Culture of Terrorism� -
- Philip K. Dick, �The Game-Players of Titan� -
- Jim Thompson, �Wild Town� -
- Frank Miller, �The Dark Knight Strikes Again� -
- J.R.R. Tolkien , �The Two Towers� -
- Don DeLillo, �Americana� -
- Christopher Hitchens, �The Missionary Position � Mother Teresa in Theory and Practice� -
- Russ Kick (Editor), �You Are Being Lied To� -
- Jacob Aranza, �Backward Masking Unmasked � Backward Satanic Messages of Rock and Roll Exposed� -
- Chris Claremont & Bill Sienkiewicz, �The New Mutants: The Demon Bear Saga� -
- Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, �The Final Days� -
- Neil Gaiman, �Don�t Panic: The Official Hitchhiker�s Guide to the Galaxy Companion� -
- End of the month review: August 2 - September 1, 2002 -
- Alan Grant, �Batman and Daredevil: King of New York� -
- David Cogswell, �Chomsky for Beginners� -
- Tom Tomorrow, �Greetings From This Modern World� -
- Joe Quesada & Jimmy Palmiotti, �Ash� -
- Stephen King, �The Green Mile� -
- Jon J. Muth, �Swamp Thing: Roots� -
- Hunter S. Thompson,�Screwjack� -
- P.J. O�Rourke, �The CEO of the Sofa� -
- Charles Bukowski, �There�s No Business� -
- Ethan Coen & Joel Coen, �O Brother, Where Art Thou?� -
- Roman Dirge, �Something at the Window is Scratching� -
- Gore Vidal, �The American Presidency� -
- Warren Ellis, �Transmetropolitan: Year of the Bastard� -
- Jim Thompson, �The Alcoholics� -
- David McCord, �The World Owes Me Lunch� -
- Winston Smith, �Artcrime: The Montage Art of Winston Smith� -
- Kevin Smith , �Daredevil: Visionaries� -
- John Steinbeck, "America and Americans" -
- Jack Kerouac, "Big Sur" -
- Peter Phillips & Project Censored, "Censored 1998 � The News that Didn�t Make the News" -
- Philip K. Dick, "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" -
- Frank Miller, "Elektra: Assassin" -
- Jim Thompson, "Fireworks: The Lost Writings" -
- Timothy E. Cook, "Governing With The News � The News Media as a Political Institution" -
- Joseph Conrad, "Heart of Darkness and The Secret Sharer" -
- Stephen King, "Insomnia" -
- Oliver Stone & Zachary Sklar, �JFK � The Book of the Film� -
- Noam Chomsky, "Keeping the Rabble in Line" -
- Charles Bukowski, "Living On Luck � Selected Letters 1960s � 1970s, Volume 2" -
- Ben H. Bagdikian, "The Media Monopoly" (fourth edition) -
- William Gibson, "Neuromancer" -
- Homer (Robert Fitzgerald, translator), "The Odyssey" -
- Philip K. Dick, "The Penultimate Truth" -
- Don DeLillo, "Running Dog" -
- Ken Kesey, "Sometimes a Great Notion" -
- End of the month review: July 2 - August 1, 2002 -
- Howard Zinn, "Declarations of Independence: Cross-examining American Ideology" -
- Malcolm X, "The End of White World Supremacy" -
- Robert Anton Wilson, "Schr�dinger's Cat Trilogy" -
- Jhonen Vasquez, "Johnny The Homicidal Maniac: Director�s Cut" -
- Jeffery Cole (director), "The UCLA Television Violence Report: 1996" -
- Jake Tapper, "Down & Dirty: The Plot to Steal the Presidency" -
- John Steinbeck, "The Moon is Down" -
- Henry Rollins, "Now Watch Him Die" -
- Carol Queen , "Exhibitionism for the Shy" -
- Chuck Palahniuk, "Invisible Monsters" -
- George Orwell, "Coming Up for Air" -
- Michael Newton, "Holy Homicide � An Encyclopedia of Those Who Go With Their God ... And Kill!" -
- Alan Moore, "Top 10: Book One" -
- Harper Lee, "To Kill a Mockingbird" -
- Jack Kerouac, "Visions of Cody" -
- Terry Jones, "Douglas Adams�s Starship Titanic" -
- End of the month review - June 2 - July 1, 2002 -
- I.F. Stone (edited by Neil Middleton), "The I.F. Stone Weekly Reader" -
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