Email Author Silke Tudor

2002 Stories by Silke Tudor

• House Of Tudor

  published February 13, 2002

  Drawing on shorts submitted to festivals all over the world, Pink Bubble Bath: The Sexy Film Festival selects movies that look at sex in a... More >>

• Rockin' Through the Night

  published February 6, 2002

  Back in 1978, my friend Sebastian Melmoth came across a newspaper notice in the San Francisco Progress announcing the very... More >>

• Clear Window

  published January 30, 2002

  When asked about the nature of his profession, Marty Tuzman likes to raise an eyebrow or a glass and bumptiously announce... More >>

• Sound Advice

  published January 30, 2002

  Rising out of the grit and grime of Manchester, England, Slaughter & the Dogs gained instant notoriety while performing alongside the Sex... More >>

• Sound Advice

  published January 23, 2002

  Although the Animals may be second to the Rolling Stones in terms of lasting influence and popularity among British R&B groups from the '60s, even... More >>

• Clothes to Perfect

  published January 16, 2002

  When I was a young girl I lived for a time in Oregon on top of a mountain in a large, drafty log cabin without electricity, indoor toilets, or... More >>

• Sound Advice

  published January 16, 2002

  Besides being Hawaii's last head of state before the U.S. annexation of 1893, Queen Lili'uokalani remains one of the islands' most beloved... More >>

• Flight of Fantasy

  published January 9, 2002

  The thing is, helicopters are different from planes. An airplane by its nature wants to fly, and if not interfered with too strongly by unusual... More >>

• Sound Advice

  published January 9, 2002

  Named for the Indian freedom fighters who struggled for the right of self-rule in the 1920s, "Swaraj" sprang out of East London's famous... More >>

• Sound Advice

  published January 2, 2002

  The Phantom Limbs could not have chosen their appellation more carefully. Squalling about forgone appendages and carnival... More >>