Molly Ivins
Basics:
By & Large, We Are a Marvellous Nation. Fort Worth Star-Telegram (7/4/04).
Molly Ivins (profile). David Rubien, Salon (12/12/00).
On the Web: Specialized Sites
Misc. Ivins Columns from mid-90s (Some avid reader & techie/activist should offer to build & maintain a serious homepage for Molly, one that would make her invaluable work all the way back to the 60s more readily available to readers).
Ivins Syndicated Columns (2000-present).
Ivins in Texas Observer (1999-present).
Ivins, Molly. “Shrubwatch,” Nation (1/3/00):4-5.
__________. "The Bush sock hop," Progressive (5/01):46. Bush policies take us back to 1950s.
__________. “Time to stop reacting and start thinking,” S.F. Chronicle (10/10/01). For a rational foreign policy.
__________. "Tax dodgers apply here," Progressive (1/03):46. US government contracts to firms relocated offshore to avoid paying taxes!
__________. "US should listen to its oldest friends -- the French," San Jose Mercury (2/24/03).
__________. "Proud of the peace movement," Progressive (4/03).
__________. “Not bright enough,” Progressive (3/04):46.
__________. "Lone star strange," Utne Reader (3-4/04):38-41 [from Nation 11/17/03]. Peculiar politics of big, diverse Texas.
__________. "Imperialists' ball," Progressive (6/04):50. Postwar Iraq.
In the Library: Non-Fiction Books:
Ivins, Molly. Molly Ivins Can't Say That, Can She? (NY, 1991).
__________. Nothin' But Good Times Ahead (NY: Random House, 1993).
__________. You Got to Dance with Them What Brung You: Politics in the Clinton Years (NY, 1999).
__________. Shrub: The Short But Happy Political Life of George W. Bush (NY, 2000).
__________. “Mr. Manners,” (NY: Seven Stories, 2002).
__________ & Lou Dubose. Bushwhacked (NY: Random House, 2003).
__________. Who Let the Dogs IN? Incredible Political Animals I Have Known (NY: Random House, 2004).
CD
& Audio:
"Molly Ivins: Muddy & Bloody Politics" from Pacifica
Radio Archive.