Summer 2009
"Tomorrow I will wake up at my ranch, he thought, and it was as though he were two men at once: the man gliding along through the autumn day and the geography of his native land, and the other man, imprisoned in a sanatorium and subjected to methodological attentions."
—Jorge Luis Borges, "The South" (1944)
In This Issue...
Taming A Life on the Wild Side: An Interview with Sam and Rebecca Umland about the Work of Donald Cammell
A Scottish visionary finally gets his due.
The Life and Death of Elephants
Roshan Patel gives a wide-angle view of the circle of life.
Review of The Outlander
Gil Adamson's mind-trip hits and misses.
Review of Toward a New Film Aesthetic
The new mode of film boldly goes where its postmodern forebears have gone before.
Review of Walter Benjamin's Archive
The theorist-poet's personal collections laid bare.
Review of Haunted Heart: The Life and Times of Stephen King
What do we still have to learn about American's premiere fear-maker?
