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In the Galleries - Pablo Helguera: Negative Archaeology CLOSES December 15 at Webster's Cecille R. Hunt Gallery
Tags: Arts, Reviews, Pablo Helguera, Cecille Hunt, Mary Smith Jones, T.S. Eliot, Webster University-Cecille R. Hunt Gallery
Queer As Film
By Diana Benanti
Tags: Night & Day, Highlights, St. Louis, T.S. Eliot, Erin Greenwell, Jane Ibur, Landmark Tivoli Theatre
Celebrating Chopin
By Christian Schaeffer
Tags: Night & Day, Highlights, Jonathan Franzen, Kate Chopin, St. Louis, T.S. Eliot, Central West End
The Case of the Shanghai Shamus
A shy St. Louis poet pens subversive detective stories set in his communist homeland.
By Malcolm Gay
Tags: News Feature, Long Form, Featured Stories, China, Shanghai, T.S. Eliot, Robert Hegel
La Fin du Monde
Saleem's, 6501 Delmar Boulevard, University City; 314-721-7947
By Randall Roberts
Tags: Food & Drink, Columns, Fin du Monde, T.S. Eliot, Bart Simpson, Motorhead, Saleem's West
Darin Gray
St. Louis Shuffle (Family Vineyard)
By Paul Friswold
Tags: Music Stories, Reviews, St. Louis, Billy Sheehan, T.S. Eliot
Best Fiction Writer
Qiu Xiaolong
Tags: Arts & Entertainment, Best Arts & Entertainment, T.S. Eliot, Ang Lee, China, National Public Radio Inc.
Chinese Puzzle
St. Louis author Qiu Xiaolong's new book is as much an examination of social and political upheaval in Chinese society as it is a mystery novel
By Eddie Silva
Tags: Arts, Columns, China, St. Louis, T.S. Eliot, Mao Tse-tung
St. Louis’ Leather Society Rudis Is Building a Kinky Community
By Kallie Cox
One of St. Louis' First Tesla Cybertrucks Is an Attention Getter
By Ryan Krull
Teen McDonald’s Employee Was Beaten by Adult Customer in Parking Lot