Subject: F. Scott Fitzgerald

• Reel Life

  November 25, 1998

• Old Man Pitt: The curious case of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button

  December 24, 2008

• Two writers debate the pros and cons of indie-rock/Afropop sensations Vampire Weekend, who are making their St. Louis debut on September 10

  September 3, 2008

• Interpol

  July 25, 2007

• How did the most macho of words get emasculated?

  December 20, 2006

• Margaritaville Lives

  We picnic with Parrotheads, get literary with book-minded bands and witness an old-fashioned blues royale

  July 13, 2005

• Finest Workshows

  A Michael Stipe speech actually tugs some heartstrings

  October 27, 2004

• Something Old, Something New

  Shakespeare sings, but The Left Hand doesn't

  November 26, 2003

• Phair Trade

  The critical response to the new Liz Phair album is senseless, sexist and stupid

  July 30, 2003

• Bucking the Odds

  Seabiscuit is a different breed of summer "ride" movie

  July 23, 2003

• Rental Unit

  Matt Sharp proves there's life after Weezer

  July 2, 2003

• Ain't We Got Fun

  September 20, 2000

• Monitor Wizard

  August 9, 2000

• THE ROAD TO WELLES-VILLE

  October 27, 1999

• St. Louis Author Defends A Moveable Feast, Reveals That Hemingway's Friends Called Him "Ernest"

  simonandschuster.comA new edition of Ernest Hemingway's A Moveable Feast hits bookstores today, to the outrage of at least one of Hemingway's old pals, writer and St. Louis memoirist A. E. Hotchner, best known for King of the Hill.A Moveable Feast, published posthumously in 1964, is Hemingway's own memoir of his impoverished years in Paris in the twenties and includes, among other things, descriptions of bullfights, Ford Madox Ford's body odor and F. Scott Fitzgerald fretting about his penis-siz

  July 21, 2009

• Secret Sharer: Orange Girls mount a pitch-perfect telling of Donald Margulies' Collected Stories

  July 22, 2009