D Magazine August 1989

Convicted of a brutal murder she swears she didn’t commit, Joyce Ann Brown has vowed to clear her name-or die trying.

Fire and Ire: So Much To Overcome

Local designer Todd Oldham is hot on both coasts, but virtually unknown in his home town. That’s about to change in a big way.

It’s an age that’s decidedly less socially acceptable than forty. But for writer Sheila Taylor, reaching the half-century mark Is an unfolding mystery that-for now, at least-has a happy ending.

Attention! Please Rise for a Preview of the Flag Laws

After a devastating accident, his athlete’s heart brought him back to compete again.

Somebody knew that Patsy Wright, owner of the Great Southwest Wax Museum, took a nip of NyQuil to help her sleep. One night, that somebody slipped strychnine in it. That somebody still hasn’t been caught.

A readers’ poll of holes-in-the-wall the area’s best to pricey eateries – from funky French dining rooms.