Baltimore City Paper

Wednesday, December 02, 2009

SPECIAL

And the winners are...: City Paper's 11th annual Fiction and 10th annual Poetry Contest | Introduction

An Airline Ticket to Romantic Places: First Place | Fiction Winners by David Iaconangelo

What Was Janie Looking At?: Second Place | Fiction Winners by Rachel Monroe

Female Problems: Third Place | Fiction Winners by Shannon Dunn

The Cockerel (On the shores of the Chesapeake Bay--1960): First Place | Poetry Winners by E.C. Vojik

Exhibitionist: Second Place | Poetry Winners by Lauren M. Campbell

Multitasking (For Mike Brenner): Third Place | Poetry Winners by Dyane Fancey

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NEWS

Streamlining: Plans for Herring Run are coming together | Mobtown Beat by Van Smith

Councilmania | Murder Ink | The Mail

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COLUMNS

Man Talk: Gospel superstar Donnie McClurkin spoke at a church conference a few weeks ago on the state of young black manhood, and though I honestly believe he's trying to help, he missed the point. | Social Studies by Vincent Williams

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COMICS

Dirt Farm: by Ben Claassen III

Important Comics: by Dina Kelberman

Just Ask Larnell: by Larnell Custis Butler

Lulu Eightball: by Emily Flake

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ARTS

The Sound of Silence: A play without words speaks volumes | Stage by John Barry

Tennessee Titan: Madison Smartt Bell brings the Civil War to your doorstep through the enigmatic Southern general Nathan Forrest | Books by John Barry

Keeping Up: Nearly 20 years after his death, Arthur Russell finally gets the biography he deserves | Books by Jess Harvell

Three's Company: . . . but make curious bedfellows in this group show | Art by Martin L. Johnson

Jail Break: The stories of six people wrongly accused of murder come to haunting life | Stage by Geoffrey Himes

Bread Alone by Kim Jensen | Review by Bret McCabe

Curtain Time

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