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2003 Stories by Christopher Frizzelle

• Peace Talk

  published February 5, 2003

  Homelands, "ports of entry," VX nerve agent, Project Bioshield, botulinum toxin, the Korean peninsula, Hitlerism—good god, last week was... More >>

• Animal Farm

  published January 29, 2003

  Let's say you're George Plimpton. How the transformation occurred, exactly, doesn't matter. Gregor Samsa in The Metamorphosis became an... More >>

• Hard Sell

  published January 22, 2003

  You are the age you are now but in 1937. There is no television, of course, which accounts for something—as well as (since we're playing... More >>

• The Unbearable Triteness of Being: A Quiz

  published January 15, 2003

  MARIEL HEMINGWAY and Sarah Ferguson both have famous relatives. Both have been in movies, on television, and in the tabloids. Both have the... More >>

• Fist Fite II: The Knockout

  published January 15, 2003

  All right, readers, gather round. The esteemed Nightstand Official Word Game for a Prize jury has been deliberating over (and laughing at) your... More >>

• At the Movies

  published January 8, 2003

  In 1925, the year she would write Mrs. Dalloway, Virginia Woolf was in two places at once: at the threshold of greatness and the brink... More >>

• Notes on a Rose Is a Rose

  published January 1, 2003

  THE GERTRUDE STEIN READER THE GREAT AMERICAN PIONEER OF AVANT-GARDE LETTERS (Cooper Square Press,... More >>

• Please Post, Posthaste

  published January 1, 2003

  In addition to drinking less, being nicer to fat people, and reading to completion at least one book by Salman Rushdie (we've been faking it),... More >>