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In case you missed – long-form Reader re-prints so far this yer
Aleander Theroux, Duncan Shepherd, Judith Moore, Jeannette DeWyze, Peter Navarro, John Brizzolara
The wild horses of Coyote Creek
In February, the Reader started this series of its best stories from the past 52 years — 2600 cover stories and some remarkable interior features — to help make up for the loss of its physical edition, which was once large enough to hold whole oceans of print.
Here are the stories we've re-printed so far this year.
Linda Vista's eager but servile colonial subject
2.21 Tam Hoang - Linda Vista's eager but servile colonial subject
2.28 Laura McNeal- Gripping story of a Chula Vista kidnap
3.5. Alexander Theroux - Father of the Theroux brothers
3.7 Margo Sheehan - Lost Roads of San Diego
V. S. Naipaul before accepting Nobel Prize
3.12 Judith Moore - V. S. Naipaul before accepting Nobel Prize
3.14 Robert Marcos - Stay away from Pinto Canyon
Stay away from Pinto Canyon
3.19 Richard Smith - Talking to photos taken on San Diego Transit
3.21 Neal Matthews - Magnificent seahorses of Glorietta Bay
3.26 Justin Wolff - Duct tape madness plus other early websites
3.28 Ana Maria Corona - What Mexican maids really think
Talking to photos from San Diego Transit
4.2 Michael Waterman- The last outpost of civilization
4.4 Anonymous - He crawled 700 miles on his hands and knees
4.9 Jeannette DeWyze - Queen of San Diego's cafe critics
4-11 Jeannette DeWyze - Betty Broderick tells all from prison
Queen of San Diego's cafe critics
4-16 Roger Anderson - With Lester Bangs the day the music died
4.18 Roger Anderson - Was Ramona real?
4.21 Joe Applegate - Writer takes in guy from Jack in the Box
4.23 Joe Applegate - A bump on the head could kill Chris O' Rourke
Was Ramona real?
4.25 Joe Applegate - An unlikely rescue on Mount Palomar
4-30 Duncan Shepherd - Shepherd's first 5-star review
5-2 Duncan Shepherd - Shepherd's last 5-star review
5-7 Steve Sorensen - A kingdom bought and sold
An unlikely rescue on Mount Palomar
5-9 Steve Sorensen - The wild horses of Coyote Creek
5-14 Peter Navarro - He torches his rivals in run for Congress
5-16 Peter Navarro - I rent Al Gore for an evening
We lose the election but don't know it
5-16 Peter Navarro – We lose the election but don't know it
5-21 John Brizzolara - Writer joins asparagus pickers in Calexico
5-23 John Brizzolara - Dahmer's Diner pushes limits of punk taste
Here's something you might be interested in.
In case you missed – long-form Reader re-prints so far this yer
Aleander Theroux, Duncan Shepherd, Judith Moore, Jeannette DeWyze, Peter Navarro, John Brizzolara
In case you missed – long-form Reader re-prints so far this yer
Aleander Theroux, Duncan Shepherd, Judith Moore, Jeannette DeWyze, Peter Navarro, John Brizzolara
The wild horses of Coyote Creek
In February, the Reader started this series of its best stories from the past 52 years — 2600 cover stories and some remarkable interior features — to help make up for the loss of its physical edition, which was once large enough to hold whole oceans of print.
Here are the stories we've re-printed so far this year.
Linda Vista's eager but servile colonial subject
2.21 Tam Hoang - Linda Vista's eager but servile colonial subject
2.28 Laura McNeal- Gripping story of a Chula Vista kidnap
3.5. Alexander Theroux - Father of the Theroux brothers
3.7 Margo Sheehan - Lost Roads of San Diego
V. S. Naipaul before accepting Nobel Prize
3.12 Judith Moore - V. S. Naipaul before accepting Nobel Prize
3.14 Robert Marcos - Stay away from Pinto Canyon
Stay away from Pinto Canyon
3.19 Richard Smith - Talking to photos taken on San Diego Transit
3.21 Neal Matthews - Magnificent seahorses of Glorietta Bay
3.26 Justin Wolff - Duct tape madness plus other early websites
3.28 Ana Maria Corona - What Mexican maids really think
Talking to photos from San Diego Transit
4.2 Michael Waterman- The last outpost of civilization
4.4 Anonymous - He crawled 700 miles on his hands and knees
4.9 Jeannette DeWyze - Queen of San Diego's cafe critics
4-11 Jeannette DeWyze - Betty Broderick tells all from prison
Queen of San Diego's cafe critics
4-16 Roger Anderson - With Lester Bangs the day the music died
4.18 Roger Anderson - Was Ramona real?
4.21 Joe Applegate - Writer takes in guy from Jack in the Box
4.23 Joe Applegate - A bump on the head could kill Chris O' Rourke
Was Ramona real?
4.25 Joe Applegate - An unlikely rescue on Mount Palomar
4-30 Duncan Shepherd - Shepherd's first 5-star review
5-2 Duncan Shepherd - Shepherd's last 5-star review
5-7 Steve Sorensen - A kingdom bought and sold
An unlikely rescue on Mount Palomar
5-9 Steve Sorensen - The wild horses of Coyote Creek
5-14 Peter Navarro - He torches his rivals in run for Congress
5-16 Peter Navarro - I rent Al Gore for an evening
We lose the election but don't know it
5-16 Peter Navarro – We lose the election but don't know it
5-21 John Brizzolara - Writer joins asparagus pickers in Calexico
5-23 John Brizzolara - Dahmer's Diner pushes limits of punk taste
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