- Issue of
- Nov 16-22, 2017
- Vol. 34, No. 40
Cover Stories
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A Box Full of Trouble
An excerpt from Leo W. Banks’ new novel, Double Wide
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A Book That Will Make You Believe in Murder Again
Brash Books just published my first novel, Double Wide. I wrote the first version of it in the 1980s. What are we looking at here—more than three decades? Sounds about right.
News & Opinion
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Tucson Salvage
Portrait of a quiet man who long gazes at moments
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- Currents Feature
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NAFTA Nuances
Uncertainty about free trade agreement leaves agricultural industry worried about future
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- Currents Feature
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Picture of Youth
CDO photo show tackles tough topics
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- Medical MJ
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Reefer Relief
Public banks may finally provide a solution for marijuana industry banking
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Editor's Note
Pulp Fiction
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The Skinny
The stampede of Republican lawmakers retreating in horror from Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore is quite the spectacle.
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Police Dispatch
Grabby Cad Nabbed
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Police Dispatch
Inappropriate Action, Appropriate Reaction
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Life Without Louis
It’s just as well that I Love You, Daddy won’t be playing at your neighborhood theater
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- Cinema Feature
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Reel Indie
Picks for the best in indie theaters this week.
Music
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- Music Feature
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Native Tongue
Elysia Crampton’s identity is no secret
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- Music Feature
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Know Your Product
Stars Pick Their Top 5: This week the Cabin Project
Arts & Culture
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- Arts: Feature
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Tragic Landscapes
A giant border wall is the highlight of three exhibitions of border art at MOCA Tucson
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- Review
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In the Blood
Two local theater companies explore conflicts within families
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- » Cover Story - Book Feature
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A Box Full of Trouble
An excerpt from Leo W. Banks’ new novel, Double Wide
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- » Cover Story - Book Feature
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A Book That Will Make You Believe in Murder Again
Brash Books just published my first novel, Double Wide. I wrote the first version of it in the 1980s. What are we looking at here—more than three decades? Sounds about right.
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Days of Wine and Roses
Festival celebrates Southern Arizona’s vineyards
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- Chow Feature
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Regional Attraction
The newest location for Seis Kitchen has an expanded menu and is delightfully enclosed and air conditioned
