Best of Seattle, 2000
Seattle rhythm kings let loose.
TURF: URBAN LIVING
In its ninth year, Bookfest finally has to start charging admission. So what will your $10 get you besides paper cuts?
Music censorship doesn’t start and end with rock ‘n’ roll.
Our reporter goes to Port Townsend and uncovers the secret of the need to believe.
What it’s like to read your own biography, as penned by J. Edgar Hoover.
Disconnecting herself from her PC, our tech writer tries to PalmPilot herself through a typical workweek.
French New Wave classic looks both forward and back.
But they don’t seem very happy in Nicola Barker’s strange novel.
What do bohemians, gay people, and a pizza place in Georgetown have to do with the future of our economic prosperity? Everything.
Technorealism had its 15 minutes of fame last year when various would-be visionaries got a craving for such Net gravy-train…
I WANT a list. I want a full accounting of every weapon in the country. Not Iraq. I could give…
This year, we really went with our gut. At least three times a day, it tells us it’s time to…
Couch potatoes, hot potatoes
Is it too late for the middle-aged to learn to make sweet music?
The Revolutionary Hydra revel in their inner circle.
Cornish comes back from the brink of mediocrity.
GPS means never having to say “Where the fuck are we?”
