Julia E. Twarog

9/11 prompts faux documentary

By Julia E. Twarog October 01, 2004

“When September 11 happened, a lot of us lost something,” director Christian Johnston says. “We wanted to get in there

By Julia E. Twarog April 11, 2003

Along Mass. Ave. on the way to Central Square, the crowded display window of Revolution Books lies snuggled just between

By Julia E. Twarog March 14, 2003

Long-lost twin brothers, a shrewish wife, a crazy cook, a doddering old man, a lunatic doctor, a nymphomaniacal prostitute, a

By Julia E. Twarog March 07, 2003

Peter Sanderson thought he had it all figured out. A partner at a big tax firm, he’d worked non-stop to

Columns

By Julia E. Twarog February 07, 2003

“Dear Judge, I am on DEATH ROW for a CriME I never CoMmitted. They Say I have had all my

Letters

By Julia E. Twarog January 10, 2003

For over two decades, hundreds of portraits of the last century’s most influential performers, authors and philosophers sat uncataloged within