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Frederik Sisa, arts/entertainment/politics/culture: Resolved to use his powers of writing for good instead of evil, long-time contributor and assistant editor Frederik Sisa is The Front Page Online’s resident art critic as well as a political/cultural observer through his column The Recreational Nihilist. He also edits The Front Page Online's fashion blog The Fashionoclast. When not writing, he writes more, whether working as a marketing professional for a local architecture firm or feeding his blog. Want to drop him a line? Write to: fsisa@thefrontpageonline.com.
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The Treasure Hunt Is onBy Frederik Sisa @ 10:00 AM June 21, 2010Mike Bruce, director of the Legend of God’s Gun (http://www.thefrontpageonline.com/AcidWesternTheLegendofGodsGun), returns with Treasure of the Black Jaguar. He took a few moments to talk to me about his second feature film. read |
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Obama, You Socialist Tyrant, Please Lead Us!By Frederik Sisa @ 10:00 AM June 18, 2010Here’s a puzzler. On one side: The Tea Party, Republicans, and what David Frum cleverly labeled the conservative entertainment industry. On the other: A nation experiencing systemic shock from the British Petroleum oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. What happens when the two meet? Enough cognitive dissonance to keep a convention full of psychiatrists chirping away like birds in a grain silo. read |
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Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide’ (Part 4)By Frederik Sisa @ 3:00 PM June 14, 2010[Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book, “The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures,” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, M.D., defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in the last of four parts.] read |
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Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide (Part 3)By Frederik Sisa @ 8:00 AM June 11, 2010[Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book,” The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures,” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, M.D., defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in several parts.] read |
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Dispatches from the Front Lines of Ideology: A Review of The Young Conservatives’ Field Guide (Part 2)By Frederik Sisa @ 9:00 AM June 07, 2010[Editor’s Note: As a non-narrative book, “The Young Conservative’s Field Guide: Facts, Charts and Figures,” by Brenton Stransky and Andrew Foy, MD, defies the usual short review and asks instead for a more comprehensive discussion. We are pleased to provide you with that discussion in the second of several parts.] read |