Letters to the Editor

• Authors from New Mexico

  [Read the article: Destination: New Mexico]
  [Read more letters about this article: Here]

  When reflecting on the literature of the Southwest, New Mexico in particular, it is virtually criminal to overlook Frank Waters & Rudolfo Anaya. The prolific Waters wrote "The Woman at Otowi Crossing," a novel about Native American spirituality, change, and the The Manhattan Project at Los Alamos. Mr. Anaya tells of the changing life in the life & times of New Mexico, it's land & people.

  Permalink Monday, July 17, 2006 04:43 PM

• Ally is Back

  [Read the article: I Like to Watch]
  [Read more letters about this article: Here]

  Well, I have to agree. This is truly a fantasy family. Perhaps, at least, the writers will use the election results to "kick-up" up the humor. And Ally is back. She surfaces everytime Ms. Flockhart's character interacts with a man. The most realistic relationship is the one between the gay lawyer and his--what else--table-waiting boyfreind. Still, having said all that, it is a fun way to waste an hour.

  Permalink Saturday, November 11, 2006 08:38 PM

• Is shmaltz next?

  [Read the article: Big Apple no longer Fat City]
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  When did it become OK for our elected, and often appointed, officials legislate what we eat? The land of the not-quite-free and the home of BIG BROTHER. While I understand that if I treat my body badly it will breakdown quicker and that could translate to higher insurance, hospitalization, and medical costs for the larger society. Collectives are collectives, in part, for just that reason; to spread out certain costs and to support each other.

  It is another tentacle on Medusa's crown of political correctness. Soon we will live in a country filled with people running around in hermetically sealed bubbles and speaking via computers that edit our speech so that our speech cannot offend anyone.

  And don't get me started on Chicago and Fois Gras.

  Permalink Tuesday, December 5, 2006 07:16 PM

• still lonely...

  [Read the article: Opus]
  [Read more letters about this article: Here]

  With all those galaxies, why are so many so lonely?

  Permalink Sunday, August 5, 2007 01:57 PM

• let's hear it for integrity!

  [Read the article: Silencing "Opus"]
  [Read more letters about this article: Here]

  Kudos for having journalistic integrity. Not to mention a measure of !cajones! In my opinion, Breathed has got a great sense of the ridiculous and that scares the hell out of the conservative journalistic machine.

  Permalink Sunday, August 26, 2007 10:13 AM

• Gotta Pay to Play...

  [Read the article: Opus]
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  Seems just that a hypocrite like Craig, and his ilk, should be caught in the webs that they spin. Nasty spiders entrapping other nasty spiders.

  Permalink Sunday, September 30, 2007 03:34 PM

• Champagne & Vicodin

  [Read the article: Opus]
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  hairymadnes-

  Ask House.

  Permalink Sunday, May 25, 2008 09:25 AM

• Trickle...

  [Read the article: Opus]
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  ...down, HAH! I think it has become tinkle... on!

  So, Bigguns-Where do YOU live?

  Permalink Saturday, June 7, 2008 09:21 PM

• Sorry...

  [Read the article: Opus]
  [Read more letters about this article: Here]

  ...but am I the only 50+ emotionally stunted giggling?

  Permalink Sunday, June 8, 2008 02:35 PM