David Futrelle
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The Mouths of Babes
Prosecutors and the press ate up the horrible tale of abuse told by the Hill children. With so many similar cases being discredited, why was everyone so quick to believe it?
by David Futrelle | Mar 14, 1996
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Reading: A War for What Ails Us
The medical metaphor of 1903 was neurasthenia, an effeminizing weakness that Teddy Roosevelt cured by strenuous exercise and military adventure. Today we might call it the wimp factor.
by David Futrelle | Sep 19, 1991
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Reading: The Ineffable Elvis
Greil Marcus's obsessions may not always be interesting to readers, but they do save the author from much tedious research.
by David Futrelle | Dec 5, 1991
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How About a Bookstore for Men and Adults? 1
by David Futrelle | Jun 17, 2004
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Who Owns Allen Ross?
by David Futrelle | Dec 20, 2001
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Fantastic Plastic
Our love affair with the "natural" may well do the world more damage than would a sensible acceptance of synthetic alternatives.
by David Futrelle | Sep 19, 1996
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Animal Stories
by David Futrelle | Aug 29, 1996
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Rock 'n' Roll Love Letters
An appreciation of the "lost" manifestos and pamphlets of "Camden Joy," guerrilla critic.
by David Futrelle | Jul 4, 1996
