The Long Arm of the Brothers in Brothers in Brothers in Law
Tired of us talking about teen novels? Allow us to switch into nepotistic mode! The third segment of Pale Force, painstakingly constructed by cartoonist Paul Noth and Hot Pocket-hater Jim Gaffigan, airs tonight (Thursday) on Conan.
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Welcome to ‘Fine Lines’, the Friday feature in which we give a sentimental, sometimes-critical, far more wrinkled look at the children’s and YA books we loved in our youth.














A story that rides on its own melting also runs the risk of dissolving entirely. In William Henry Lewis’s second collection of short fiction — his first, ”In the Arms of Our Elders,” was published by Carolina Wren Press a decade ago — the slow, lyric stories of love, loss and longing have a sensuous appeal, but they often threaten to disappear into the ether before they get off the ground.





