In the following review, the critic provides brief synopses of the story lines in More Tales of the City.
[In More Tales of the City,] things are hopping once again at Anna Madrigal's San Fr...
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Harvey was an American film curator and critic. In the following review, he focuses on the characters and plot of Further Tales of the City.
According to Michael, the Tales of the City trilogy�...
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In the following essay, Maupin discusses the creation and development of the Tales of the City series from newspaper serial to novel to television miniseries.
PBS—famous for such British-mad...
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Stretched out on a sofa next to his Australian shepherd, Sophie, Armistead Maupin says he never intended to write another installment of his popular "Tales of the City" series.But thankfully for fa...
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[Ed. note: this column was originally published on August 12th, 1996.]
The neighbors had sex last week. You know how it sounds, like cats being thrown into the sky. “Temptation hangs in the s...
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Ladies and Gentlemen, the Bronx Is Burning: 1977, Baseball, Politics, and the Battle for the Soul of a City, by Jonathan Mahler. Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 368 pages, $25.
In New York, we tend to ...
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Beaches beckon. Lobsters lure. Before I head for the hammock and a month’s vacation, here’s a brief lineup of some of the films that will open in August. Except for a few action thrille...
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Beaches beckon. Lobsters lure. Before I head for the hammock and a month’s vacation, here’s a brief lineup of some of the films that will open in August. Except for a few action thrille...
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Critical Review by Publishers Weekly
Maupin novel revisits aging `Tales' crew
