Did you ever envision the perfect Southern road trip, but weren't sure how to string together the mythic and the real? Then get your hands on a copy of the new hit book by Scott Pfeiffer and Karolyn Steele-Pfeiffer, The Grit, the Grumble, and the Grandeur: Chicago to New Orleans: A Guide to Travel, Food, and Culture. It'll give you the details you need to burn down Highway 61 from Chicago to New Orleans along the Mississippi. Start planning your journey through the Southern past today.
"Again the Beginner," the new album from Al Rose (with notes/comments by yours truly). Available at Bandcamp, Apple Music and Amazon.
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Van Sant’s fictionalized film based on the Columbine shootings is artful, thoughtful and non-exploitive. Critics have said that it gives us no insights into why Columbine happened, and I agree. ‘Bowling for Columbine’ has more ideas as to the “why”. Van Sant has said that it wasn’t his intention to provide answers. My understanding is that the teen actors are non-professionals, an approach that results in uncommonly natural performances.
--Nov 17, 2003
Scott Pfeiffer
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