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The LampshadeRenowned writer Mark Jacobson’s historical and philosophical journey after he finds a lampshade made of human skin in the aftermath of Katrina.Read More
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Christian Century, November 9, 2011
...". . . a doctor, a Mexican girl, an Irish priest, the ghost of Hank Williams, and JFK the day before he dies. This subtle and dramatic book is the work of a brilliant songwriter who has moved from song to orchestral ballad with astonishing ease."...
GQ US, October 3, 2011
...Pam Grier is big. Big personality. Big stature. Big resumé. Big talent. Even her nose, which the journalist Mark Jacobson once called her "best feature, [which] juts away from her face defiantly—a warning, a dare" in his famous feature, "Sex Goddess...
Forbes.com, July 1, 2011
...the first feature is a new article about [drumroll, please] wife-swapping, "The Big Trade” by New York’s Mark Jacobson: The legendary tale of two Yankees pitchers who swapped wives, and lives, is an irresistible soap opera. No wonder Red Sox fans...
Forbes.com, July 1, 2011
...the first feature is a new article about [drumroll, please] wife-swapping, “The Big Trade” by New York’s Mark Jacobson: The legendary tale of two Yankees pitchers who swapped wives, and lives, is an irresistible soap opera. No wonder Red Sox fans...
World News Network, April 2, 2011
...or at: cialohz.notlong.com Release Date June 30, 2010 (limited) Studio: E1 Entertainment Director: Taylor Hackford Screenwriter: Mark Jacobson Starring: Helen Mirren, Joe Pesci, Bai Ling, Bryan Cranston, Gina Gershon, Scout Taylor-Compton, Emily Rios,...
Missoulian, March 13, 2011
...things." He laughs, a gravelly rasp across the phone line, and repeats something a friend, the writer Mark Jacobson, has said of the book: "You can't write this in English; you'll have to write it in Spanish." Earle is not the only person likely to...
Modesto Bee, March 9, 2011
...things." He laughs, a gravelly rasp across the phone line, and repeats something a friend, the writer Mark Jacobson, has said of the book: "You can't write this in English; you'll have to write it in Spanish."...
In These Times, May 25, 2011
...fossil fuels in all their toxic forms. Happily, the best science shows us that we can do so. Mark Jacobson and Mark Delucchi, in their 2009 Scientific American article, “A Path to Sustainable Energy by 2030,” explain how in the course of the next 20...
Climate Progress, April 4, 2011
...extractability and associated climatic consequences ,” which has been severely critiqued by multiple sources, including folks like Stanford’s Mark Jacobson ( here and below), whom I trust a great deal. That study finds a maximum extractable amount...
