Subject: William Faulkner

• Get Lit: Nothing to Lose, by Lee Child

  May 31, 2008

• Press Picks

  September 1, 1994

• Press Picks

  March 31, 1994

• Heavenly Fire

  April 20, 1995

• Light Lesson

  June 22, 1995

• The Unchanging Face of Milby

  October 9, 1997

• Baby, It's Him

  January 8, 1998

• Crab Man

  Meet Doug Sartin, onetime heir apparent to a Texas barbecued crab dynasty

  July 13, 2006

• You Can't Stop History

  The Colored Museum should be listed in everyone's guidebook

  May 11, 2006

• Swamp Thing

  The Skeleton Key unlocks a house that's haunted by camp

  August 11, 2005

• Breakdown Lane

  Chevy's unlikely new pitchman

  July 28, 2005

• A Trip to Bountiful

  The Innkeeper is the best country venue in town. Too bad it's 50 miles away.

  September 4, 2003

• Leatherface to Picasso

  UT's Harry Ransom Center has it all

  May 15, 2003

• Americana Psychos

  Mixing Nashville craft with gothic content, David Olney is a songwriter's songwriter

  August 3, 2000

• Oxford Punks

  Out of Mississippi comes the rowdy Neckbones

  October 14, 1999

• News Hostage

  March 18, 1999

• One Little, Two Little, 40 Little Indies

  Worldfest-Houston offers movies you won't otherwise see

  April 16, 1998

• Journey to the South

  Keith Carter's poetic, earthy images capture the tragic, lyric, lonely voice that is the South

  December 2, 1993

• The Big Sleep

  July 2, 2009

• The Great Guillermo Arriaga, On Writing, Directing And What He Wants Houstonians To Do

  ​Babel, Amores Perros, 21 Grams, The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada -- all these movies have one thing in common: Mexican author, screenwriter, director and producer Guillermo Arriaga. He's in Houston this week and you'll have two chances to meet him and check out his films at the Houston Cinema Arts Festival, which started yesterday.Arriaga will be introducing tonight's showing of his Oscar-nominated Amores Perros at Angelika Film Center (9:45 p.m.) If you miss him tonight, you'll hav

  November 12, 2009