Cake Walk A cool way to pass a hot afternoon. [08-28-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY The Tyranny Of Ideals A classic revolutionary tale of lust for power, property and revenge. [08-21-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Payneful Days A novel riffs on an intense jazz life. [08-21-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY White-Water Writers Four unlikely women of words take a televised raft ride through the Grand Canyon. [08-07-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Earnest Alms Ondaatje's latest novel explores the nature of truth and humanity. [07-03-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Voices Of Youth Young Native American poets speak out in "When the Rain Sings." [04-24-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Book Smarts Librarian Claire Reynier throws the book at white-collar crooks in "The Stolen Blue." [04-24-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Murderous Memories Sinclair Browning's Apache P.I. unearths another Tucson crime scene in "The Sporting Club." [02-07-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY In Short Order Amy Tan compiles a glorious "Best American Short Stories of 1999." [01-31-00] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Amazing Disgrace Disgrace chronicles not only the consequences of one man's fall, but those of the reordering of an entire society. [12-13-99] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Ecstatic Appeal Roberts' novel is imaginative, disturbing and thought-provoking. [08-09-99] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY From Bluegrass To Sagebrush "Thirsty Woman" won't make any Great Books lists, but it's a natural Zonie read. [07-19-99] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Rising In The East Ever wonder whose voice it is that keeps Kristin Scott Thomas naked in bed of a baking Cairo afternoon in The English Patient? [08-03-98] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Broad Perspective "Maverick Women" relates the life tales of 15 women in the frontier U.S. [06-08-98] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY A Spoonful of Sugar "Bad Medicine" is a low-impact science mystery novel about the hantavirus outbreak on the Navajo Reservation in the summer of 1993. [04-20-98] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Bravo for Brahms Author Jan Swafford turns out a sympathetic but restrained, very readable biography of the celebrated composer. [01-20-98] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Mississippi Mud Southern-fried scandal makes for delicious reading. [08-18-97] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY Clue In Detective Frank August isn't your father's Mike Hammer. [07-02-97] — Christine Wald-Hopkins, TUCSON WEEKLY
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