Nothing Could be Further from the Truth - Collected Columns of Reed M. N. Weep, 1997-2011 - Reed M.N. Weep
THE ELLIOTT DECADE, 2005-2008: IT WAS A SHORT DECADE
Nothing Could be Further from the Truth - Collected Columns of Reed M. N. Weep, 1997-2011 - Reed M.N. Weep
Reed M.N. Weep [+]
A Midwestern University
Reed M. N. Weep was a cultural critic of astounding profundity. A professor of religion at a large midwestern university, in addition to the columns collected here, Weep was the author of a number of very influential book reviews. He was last seen in 2011 leaving the annual meeting of the American Academy of Religion and Society of Biblical Literature in San Francisco to check out the Haight.
Description
Things go from bad to worse in the third section of Nothing, which is composed of columns published during the decade when Scott S. Elliott was editor of the Bulletin from 2005 to 2008. The column “Desert” is at once a trenchant comment on U. S. foreign policy, and evidence that Weep doesn’t realize that no one cares what he thinks about U. S. foreign policy. 3.1 The World Religions: Islam 3.2 Meeting with the Special Assistant to the Provost 3.3 Managing Stress 3.4 True That 3.5 Desert 3.6 ESTPPPMFC