A Reading by Jane Miller

A reading delivered at Colby College on March 19, 1986.

A Reading by Stephen Tapscott

A reading delivered at Colby College on January 1, 1981.

A Reading by Steven Cramer

A reading delivered at Colby College on April 9, 1987.

A Reading by Paul Muldoon

A reading delivered at Colby College in 1988.

A Reading by Tony Hoagland

A reading delivered at Colby College in 1996.

A Reading by Laura K. Mullen

A reading delivered at Colby College in 1990.

A Reading by David Wojhan

A Reading by David Wojhan on January 1, 1983.

A Reading by Alix Shulman

A reading delivered by Alix Shulman on January 1, 1984.

A Reading by David Ray

A reading delivered at Colby College in 1976.

Screening Michael Jackson's face : reading Martin Bashir's living with Michael Jackson

The screening of Martin Bashir's Living with Michael Jackson on Australian television elicited a phenomenal amount of interest in the news media, at water coolers and on the Internet. Much of the response in the Australian print media was critical of Bashir's representation of Jackson, as well as denouncing Jackson as sad victim, warped predator and allround freakshow. This article considers these interpretations to argue that the production and consumption of 'wacko Jacko' is underpinned by the increasing instability of the natural in an age of information technologies, as well as the collapse of boundaries between documentary and fictional entertainment forms.