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Name: Shannon Okey
Dateline: Cleveland, Ohio
Weblog: www.bitter-girl.com [RSS]
Articles: 42
First Published: Wednesday, September 4, 2002
Last Published: Monday, August 14, 2006
Writer Bio
Shannon Okey write books for several publishers and has her own publishing company, anezka media. She's been a Blogcritic since the very beginning.
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Currently listing articles 42-1:
  1. Concert Review: Sold Out In Ten Minutes Without Selling Out - Tom Waits in Akron

    — And Tom Waits teased the audience for taking so long to sell out the show.

    REVIEW in Music on August 14, 2006

  2. Book Review: Big Girl Knits by Jillian Moreno and Amy R. Singer

    — Tired of knitting tents? Big Girl Knits isn't just for big girls.

    REVIEW in Books on April 18, 2006

  3. Concert Review: Playing the Angel — Depeche Mode live

    — Depeche Mode comes back from the brink with their Playing the Angel tour

    REVIEW in Music on November 30, 2005

  4. Concert Review: Bauhaus Live(s)

    — David Bowie once said that Bauhaus plays "Ziggy Stardust" the way he should have. To that, I have to say that Bauhaus plays entire shows

    REVIEW in Music on November 20, 2005

  5. Cindy Sheehan is no longer the point

    — Cindy Sheehan hasn't achieved her original goal, but a far greater one.

    OPINION in Politics on August 23, 2005

  6. Wal-Mart v. Cleveland: the rematch

    — Underhanded pro-Wal-Mart developers bypassed Cleveland's City Council — and mayor Queen Jane helped them pull it off behind closed doors.

    OPINION in Politics on May 20, 2005

  7. Sew Very Evil

    — Watch the (fun) fur (yarn) fly as an obscure online message board goes after multimillion-selling author Debbie Stoller!

    OPINION in Culture on May 09, 2005

  8. Crumbkafka

    — Crumbkafka! It's not just for breakfast anymore.

    in Books on March 30, 2005

  9. Are human brains halal?

    — A Kentucky high school junior is sitting in prison for writing a story about zombies overrunning a high school.

    in Culture on March 04, 2005

  10. Persecution Complex

    — You mind your business, I'll mind mine

    in Culture on February 01, 2005

  11. Changing the Tone

    — How "tone" gets blamed in online communications. Is face-to-face communication the only valid means for expression of distaste?

    in Sci/Tech on January 31, 2005

  12. Big Brother: Nosy Parker

    — The American Community Survey is the latest obnoxious attempt at Total Information Awareness by Big Brother...ahem, I mean "our government."

    in Politics on January 28, 2005

  13. Virginia bozo watch continues

    — Republicans: when you care enough to waste the very most [amount of taxpayer money]

    in Politics on January 10, 2005

  14. Virginia, vagina...one lost a war, the other's about to...

    — John Cosgrove introduced legislation requiring women to report miscarriages within 12 hours. Coming soon: tampons wrapped in crime-scene tape?

    in Politics on January 07, 2005

  15. Pixies Boston reunion show

    — Last Thursday, I shot the Pixies.

    in Music on December 13, 2004

  16. PayPal Hacks

    — ...

    in Books on November 30, 2004

  17. Choo Choo La Rouge: chugging towards pop perfection

    — Boston has always been an indie rock catalyst. Lots of colleges + good small clubs = neverending great lineup

    in Music on September 08, 2004

  18. The Quality of Life Report

    — At last! Summery reading that isn't "chick lit"!

    in Books on June 25, 2004

  19. Semicolons block evil in SF!

    — Grab a copy of your nearest grammar guide if attacked, as it's been proven that semicolons can block evil! Even the anti-gay, conservative kind...

    in Culture on March 01, 2004

  20. Get Henry Rollins on the line...

    — Only Henry Rollins could do a thorough job of mocking this book, though the Amazon reviewers are hitting it with their best shots. (My apologies

    in Books on February 19, 2004

  21. Enhanced Google search functions

    — Power-Googlers and novices alike will love this functionality...

    in Sci/Tech on January 14, 2004

  22. Christmas is expensive but I'm loving it

    — ...

    in Culture on December 24, 2003

  23. Gay marriage ruled constitutional in Massachusetts

    — The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court today became the nation's first state supreme court to rule that same-sex couples have the legal right to marry.

    in Culture on November 18, 2003

  24. Social networks and Urban Tribes

    — If a link forms in the woods and no one's there to see it, does it still exist? What's the difference between having a person

    in Books on November 15, 2003

  25. "Chick lit" and Urban Tribes

    — When I read Urban Tribes, the sections that interested me the most concerned how women were employing and benefiting from the concept. Then, considering some

    in Books on November 15, 2003

  26. Virtual Book Tour stops at Blogcritics

    — The Virtual Book Tour takes authors on a whirlwind weeklong trip across time and space to promote their books. VBT III is now in

    in Books on November 15, 2003

  27. Lenore: Everyone's Favorite Little Dead Girl

    — Continuing the Halloween theme, comics-style!

    OPINION in Books on October 31, 2003

  28. Canine Halloween

    — Is your dog a pimp? Or does he or she just want to dress like one?

    in Culture on October 31, 2003

  29. Declaration of Independents: indie music on iTunes

    — ...

    in Sci/Tech on October 11, 2003

  30. Kill Bill: no spoilers, just adulation

    — What I'd like to tell the big-media film critics can't be displayed here. It's a family blog.

    in Video on October 10, 2003

  31. California Über Alles

    — From "yuppie fascists" to an Austrian running the world's fifth-largest economy in less than 2 years. Not bad. Österreich über alles! Tomorrow we take Poland.

    in Politics on October 08, 2003

  32. Bloggercon 2003

    — Whither Bloggercon? An event overview. Will next year feature more creative types?

    in Sci/Tech on October 05, 2003

  33. Hookers, midget pimps and a lot of drinking

    — ...

    in Books on March 16, 2003

  34. Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA

    — ...

    in Books on December 02, 2002

  35. Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA

    — Franklin's x-ray photos of DNA were called "among the most beautiful...of any substance ever taken," but why was her vital role in the discovery of

    in Books on December 02, 2002

  36. Seeking aural stimulation...

    — Do you have an incredible music collection? Despite your incredible music collection, are you tired of listening to the same old things? Yeah, me, too.

    in Music on October 19, 2002

  37. Here she goes, here she goes again

    — Radical Sanity: Commonsense Advice for Uncommon Women, by Elizabeth Wurtzel. You want to take advice from this girl?

    OPINION in Books on October 16, 2002

  38. No Handbasket Required...

    — Cue standard diet commercialese: blah blah blah blah blah...I was fat. Real fat. Boy, was I fat. But then September eleventh happened.

    in Culture on September 30, 2002

  39. Is it too early to have riot grrl nostalgia?

    — ...

    in Music on September 25, 2002

  40. Our real enemies aren't external

    — We've all got an opinion on how we should honor the dead, the survivors and those affected by the events of last September eleventh. Mine

    in Culture on September 11, 2002

  41. (South) American Idol

    — Nightingales may sing in Berkeley Square, but Marta Gómez sings in Harvard Square And she's much better than any bird.

    in Music on September 06, 2002

  42. Soltero saves pop music

    — I am an admittedly biased critic when it comes to Soltero. My housemates nearly had to wrest the CD from me and hold an

    in Music on September 04, 2002

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