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- This is the Frequently Asked Questions List (FAQ) for the Usenet Newsgroup
- alt.fan.dave_barry. This list was last updated 3/5/98.
- The current version of this FAQ is posted to alt.fan.dave_barry,
- alt.answers, and news.answers around the beginning of each month.
- It can also be anonymously FTP'ed from rtfm.mit.edu in the directory,
- /pub/usenet/alt.fan.dave_barry . If you don't have anonymous FTP
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- for information about obtaining the FAQ through e-mail. You can
- also obtain a copy through gopher from jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca.
-
- A version of this FAQ is available on the World Wide Web at:
- http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~msteele/dbarry/
-
- Information about copying and redistributing of this FAQ can be found
- at the end of the posting. Monthly diffs for this FAQ are posted to
- alt.fan.dave_barry (not crossposted to news.answers or alt.answers).
-
- --> (Please make sure that your source for Dave's articles is listed in the
- --> state-by-state list at the end of the FAQ!)
-
- Please send Corrections, Additions, or Suggestions to:
- Mike Steele (msteele@cs.wisc.edu)
- "Alert FAQ Editor"
- **************************************************************************
-
-
- ----------
- Dave Who?
- ----------
- No, not Dave Who, Dave _Barry_. Dave Barry is a syndicated columnist
- whose humorous articles appear in hundreds of newspapers every week.
- When he's not writing his columns for the enjoyment of the world, he
- writes for the Miami Herald's Tropic Magazine. Dave has won a Pulitzer
- Prize for his humor columns (for several of his columns in the category
- of Distinguished Social Commentary in 1988) and is the lead guitarist
- in a rock band called the _Rock Bottom Remainders_. Plus, Dave is
- an all-around nice guy who tries to protect his readers from the dangers
- f the world around them, like exploding cows and trout falling from the
- ky. This newsgroup is *not* about David Barry, the auto writer for Vogue
- agazine.
-
-
- -----------
- Where Can I Read Dave's Articles?
- -----------
- Well, if you want to get your weekly dose of Dave in your local newspaper,
- check out the list at the end of the FAQ. It contains the names of
- hundreds of newspapers and magazines across the United States and around
- the world that carry Dave Barry's articles on a regular basis. For those
- of you who are too lazy to get up from your computers, keep reading...
-
- (DISCLAIMER: This is not an advertisement or endorsement of any service,
- newspaper, or magazine mentioned, but is intended merely as a response to
- one of the most frequently asked question in the newsgroup,
- alt.fan.dave_barry.)
-
-
- ------------
- How Can I Get Dave's Columns Electronically?
- ------------
- Dave Barry is a Professional Writer. His job is (I'm not making this up...)
- to sit around playing flight simulation games until a thought hits him
- (usually just before deadline), write it down, then send it in to his
- editor. His articles are not in the public domain. Remember, it is a
- violation of copyright laws to reproduce Dave's column, so don't even think
- about typing one in and posting it.
-
- Miami Herald
- ------------
- You can now read Dave's weekly column through The Miami Herald's web
- site, HERALDLink. The address is http://www.herald.com/ . Go to the
- "Voices" section in the menu along the left and then click on Dave's
- smiling face.
-
- Denver Post
- -----------
- The Denver Post's On-Line Newspaper at http://www.denverpost.com/
- also has Dave's weekly column. Go to the "Empire Magazine" section
- and then click on "Dave Barry" along the right hand column. This one
- also includes the Jeff MacNelly cartoon.
-
- San Jose Mercury News
- ---------------------
- If you're a subscriber to the San Jose Mercury News's "Mercury Center
- Web" service, you can read Dave's latest column, plus browse through
- a library of his older columns on their WWW page.
-
- The Mercury News has also started a service called NewsHound, through
- which you can get Dave's column e-mailed to you (it's a bit expensive,
- but you can get other things in addition to Dave's column). For more
- information on the Mercury Center Web service, check out
- http://www.sjmercury.com/main.htm and select "About our Service". For
- information about the NewsHound service, check out
- http://www.sjmercury.com/hound.htm . Or, for information by phone
- about any San Jose Mercury News service, call 1-800-818-NEWS.
-
-
- -----------
- Is there a Dave Barry WWW page?
- -----------
-
- There are several pages to my knowledge
- * This FAQ is available at
- http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~msteele/dbarry/
- * The Alternate FAQ (which explains some of the Dave Barry newsgroup's
- inside jokes for the newcomers)
- http://members.aol.com/darsys/altfaq.html
- * The Random House _Dave Barry In Cyberspace_ Page
- http://www.randomhouse.com/davebarry/
- * The Rock Bottom Remainders Page
- http://www.dqydj.com/rbr.htm
- * Jon Grimes has a Dave Barry page at
- http://www.goodnet.com/~jgrimes/db.html
- * The Dave Barry for President page is at
- http://www.wam.umd.edu/~meercat/Dave_Barry_96.html
-
- There are also many web sites with articles and essays about Dave
- Barry and reviews of his books, listed under the "Articles About Dave"
- section below.
-
- -----------
- Is there a mailing list version of this newsgroup?
- -----------
- Nope.
-
-
- -----------
- How can I Write to Dave?
- -----------
- To write to Dave Barry (and get your very own postcard reply from "The
- Man" himself), write to:
-
- Dave Barry
- c/o Tropic Magazine
- Miami Herald
- 1 Herald Plaza
- Miami, FL 33132
-
-
- -------------
- Does Dave read this newsgroup?
- -------------
- He used to, but no longer finds the time to keep up with all the
- messages.
-
-
- -------------
- Can I send E-Mail to Dave?
- -------------
- Yup.
-
-
- -------------
- Well? Aren't you going to tell me his address?
- -------------
- If you had millions of fans who all wanted to have frequent, personal,
- e-mail conversations with you, you'd probably feel flattered for the
- first 5 minutes, and then spend the rest of your life regretting that
- you told anyone your e-mail address.
-
- Dave doesn't want his address in the FAQ, for pretty much the above
- reason. Plus, he says he gets too much regular paper-mail to keep up
- with, let alone trying to manage fan e-mail too. Please do not write
- to me asking for Dave's address or mail me things to forward to Dave
- for you... such requests will be ignored. Print it out and mail it
- yourself (the exercise you'll get walking to the mailbox is good for you).
-
-
- -------------
- Tell me all the juicy gossip about Dave!
- -------------
- You can find this information in those magazines next to the checkout
- in the supermarket. Yeah, Dave divorced and remarried (to fellow writer
- Michelle "MSPtato" Kaufmann) in 1996. Let's get on with our lives.
-
-
- -------------
- Is there a non-Internet Dave Barry Fan Club?
- -------------
- Why, yes there is... The Dave Barry Fan Club puts out a newsletter
- three times a year entitled "We're Not Making This Up" which features
- info about Dave and personal letters from him (he fills out a questionairre
- for each issue). To recieve the newsletter (through regular mail,
- not e-mail) send $6 ($4.50 for members of Mensa) for a year (or $1 for
- a 1 issue sample) to:
- Rocky Lefarth
- PO Box 510523
- St. Louis, MO 63151
-
- This section used to say, "Contact Barbara Ploegstra
- (bploegst@smtpgwy.ssmhc.com) for more information," but I've been told
- that her e-mail address is no longer working. You can try sending her
- mail anyway if you like.
-
-
- -------------
- What's this about a Dave Barry TV show?
- -------------
- [Thanks to "Alert Viewers" ;-) Brett Doehr (doehr@den.mmc.com) and
- Laura Troise (troislaa@barnard.columbia.edu) for most of this information]
-
- The show is called "Dave's World", and it is on a local CBS affiliate
- near you at 8:00pm (7:00 Central & Mountain) Wednesday nights. The show
- is based on the books "Dave Barry Turns 40" and "Dave Barry's Greatest
- Hits". In the show, Dave has 2 kids and one dog (as opposed to 1 kid
- and 2 dogs in real life (Zippy got cut)) and Dave works for the
- _Miami_Record_Dispatch_ Sunday Magazine Section (instead of the
- _Miami_Herald_ "Tropic" Magazine). The real Dave Barry has appeared
- in one episode in the first season of the series, in which he played
- a guy who gets into a bidding war with the Barry's to purchase an air
- conditioner. The real Dave and the fake Dave (Harry Anderson)
- played/sang "Wild Thing" during the closing credits.
-
- Cast:
- Dave Barry -- Harry Anderson
- Beth Barry (Dave's Wife) -- DeLane Matthews
- Ken Becket (Dave's Boss) -- Shadoe Stevens
- Mia (Dave's Secretary) -- J.C. Wendel
- Eric (Mia's Boyfriend) -- Patrick Warburton
- Tommy Barry (Dave's older son) -- Zane Carney
- Willie Barry (Dave's younger son) -- Andrew Ducote
- Shel Baylor (Dave's Friend) -- Meshach Taylor
- Occasional Guests:
- Julie (Beth's Sister) -- Tammy Lauren
- Eric Jr. (Eric's dad) -- Eugene Roche
- And, so you know who to direct your complaints about the annoying
- laugh track to...
- Created By -- Fred Barron
- Production -- The Producers Entertainment Group Ltd., Livestock
- Productions, and Axelrod/Widdoes Productions, in
- association with CBS Productions
- Executive Producers -- Jonathon Axelrod, Tim O'Donnell, James Widdoes
- Produced By -- Michael Petok
- Creative Consultants -- Nick LeRose, Tom Reeder
-
-
- -------------
- Recently, Dave had a "Worst Song" Contest. What did he pick as the worst
- Rock and Roll Song of All Time?
- -------------
- "MacArthur Park", written by Jim Webb, performed by Richard Harris in 1968
- and later in 1978 by Donna Summer.
-
-
- -------------
- On the Topic of Bad Music, What's That Band that Dave's In?
- -------------
- Dave is the lead guitarist for the rock band, The Rock Bottom Remainders.
- The group includes such popular writers as Dave Barry (lead guitar,vocals),
- Stephen King (rhythm guitar,vocals), Ridley Pearson (bass guitar), Amy Tan
- (vocals), Barbara Kingsolver (keyboards), Robert Fulghum (backup vocals),
- Roy Blount Jr. (backup vocals), Dave Marsh (backup vocals), Tad Bartimus
- (backups vocals), and organizer Kathi Goldmark (backup vocals). The group
- was put together by Goldmark at a writers convention in 1991. They named
- the band after the bookstore practice of selling last year's bestsellers at
- bargain rates. Music veteren Al Kooper is the band's musical director and
- plays keyboards and guitar with the band. The group went on its first tour
- in May, 1993, with the proceeds going to the Right to Rock Network and a
- variety of literacy and First Amendment organizations. Their motto is, "We
- play music as well as Metallica writes novels."
-
- A book about the Rock Bottom Remainders has been published, entitled
- "Mid-Life Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with
- Three Chords and an Attitude" (see "Other Stuff" section under "What
- Books Has Dave Written" below for more info). Check out the Rock
- Bottom Remainders' web page at "http://www.dqydj.com/rbr.htm" for more
- detailed information.
-
-
- -------------
- Will the Rock Bottom Remainders be playing in my town soon?
- -------------
- Doubtful. Our music industry inside sources tell us that, much to the
- relief of music-lovers everywhere, the band has disbanded.
-
-
- -------------
- What is Tropic Hunt?
- -------------
- Tropic Hunt is a combination scavenger hunt and brain puzzle held in
- the Miami area which is hosted by the Miami Herald's Tropic Magazine.
- It will be held in November this year. Dave is one of the Hunt's
- creators and he helps organize it. Asides from that, it's hard to
- explain. More information on Tropic Hunt can be found on the American
- Treasure Hunt Society's web page at,
- http://www.treasurehunt.org/info/tropic.htm
-
- --------------
- What Books Has Dave Written?
- --------------
- [Thanks to "Alert Librarian" Barbara Huff-Duff of Caltech, Pasadena, CA,
- (huffduff@romeo.caltech.edu) for the complete list with more info than
- most people will ever need... :-) ]
-
- [Information is mostly from _Books in Print 1992/93_]
-
- Babies & Other Hazards of Sex; How to Make a Tiny Person in Only 9 Months,
- with Tools You Probably Have Around the Home. 90p. 1984.
- Rodale Press (ISBN 0-87857-510-3, 10-105-1)
-
- Bad Habits: A 100% Fact-Free Book. 227p. 1987. H. Holt & Co.
- (ISBN 0-8050-0254-5, Owl Bks) (Originally published in 1985.)
-
- Claw Your Way to the Top: How to Become Head of a Major Corporation in
- Roughly a Week. 96p. 1986. Rodale Press
- (ISBN 0-87857-652-5, 20-564-1)
- Published in Spanish by Grijalbo (ISBN 8-425-323300-2)
-
- Dave Barry in Cyberspace. 1996. Crown Publishers.
-
- Dave Barry Does Japan. 1992. Random House (ISBN 0-679-40485-6)
-
- Dave Barry's Gift Guide to End All Gift Guides. 128p. 1994.
- Crown Publishers (ISBN 0-517-79952-9)
-
- Dave Barry Slept Here. 178p. 1990. Ballantine Books. Fawcett
- (ISBN 0-449-90462-8, Columbine)
- Also published 1989. Random House (0-394-56541-X)
- Cover title: A Sort of History of the United States.
-
- Dave Barry Talks Back. 285p. 1992. Crown Pub Group (ISBN 0-517-58868-4,
- Crown)
- Also published 1991. Crown Pub Group (ISBN 0-517-58546-4, Crown)
-
- Dave Barry Turns 40. 179p. 1991. Fawcett (ISBN 0-449-90587-X, Columbine)
- Also published 1990. Crown Pub Group (ISBN 0-517-57755-)
-
- Dave Barry's Greatest Hits. 287p. 1989, 1988. Ballantine. Fawcett
- (ISBN 0-449-90406-7, Columbine)
-
- Dave Barry's Guide to Guys. 1995.
-
- Dave Barry's Guide to Life. Four Books in One: Dave Barry's Guide to
- Marriage and/or Sex, Babies and Other Hazards of Sex, Stay Fit and
- Healthy Until You're Dead, and Claw Your Way to the Top. 372p.
- 1991. Wings Books. Outlet Book Co. (ISBN 0-517-06486-3, Pub.
- by Wings Bks)
-
- Dave Barry's Guide to Marriage and/or Sex. 96p. 1987. Rodale Press
- (ISBN 0-87857-725-4, 20-718-1)
-
- Dave Barry is not Making this Up. 244p. 1994. Crown Publishers, Inc.
- (ISBN 0-517-59574-5) (illus. by Jeff MacNelly)
-
- Dave Barry's Only Travel Guide You'll Ever Need. 171p. 1992. Fawcett
- (ISBN 0-449-90759-7, Columbine)
- Also published 1991. Fawcett (ISBN 0-449-90651-5, Columbine)
-
- Homes and Other Black Holes: The Happy Homeowner's Guide to Ritual Closing
- Ceremonies, Newton's First Law of Furniture Buying, the Lethal
- Chemicals Man, and Other Perils of the American Dream. 109p. 1988.
- Ballantine. Fawcett (ISBN 0-449-90274-9, Columbine)
-
- Stay Fit and Healthy Until You're Dead. 81p. 1985. Rodale Press
- (ISBN 0-87857-570-7, 10-136-1)
-
- The Taming of the Screw: Several Million Homeowners' Problems. 90p. 1983.
- Rodale Press (ISBN 0-87857-484-0, 10-197-1)
-
- The World According to Dave Barry. (contains four other books,
- including Dave Barry Turns 40 and Dave Barry's Greatest Hits).
-
-
- Books Translated Into Other Languages...
- ----------------------------------------
-
- Deibu Bari no 40 sai ni nattra [Japanese translation of Dave Barry Turns 40]
- Translated by Agarie & Kazuki. Tokyo: Shueisha, 1992
- (ISBN 4-08-773153-7)
-
- Deibu Bari no nihon wo warau [Japanese translation of Dave Barry Does Japan]
- Translated by Agarie & Kazuki. Tokyo: Shueisha, 1994
- (ISBN 4-08-773187-1)
-
- [Russian Translation of Dave Barry's Guide to Marriage and/or Sex]
- (ISBN 5-85712-001-2)
-
- Deibu Bari no Amerika wo warau [Japanese translation of Dave Barry Slept Here]
- Translated by Nagai & Jun. Tokyo: Shueisha, 1995
- (ISBN 4-08-773215-0)
-
-
-
-
- And, On Audio Cassette, Read By Dave Himself...
- -----------------------------------------------
-
- Claw Your Way to the Top. ca. 50 min. 1993. Listen USA (0-886-84103-8)
-
- Dave Barry Slept Here: A Sort of History of the United States. 60 min. 1990.
- Random House Sound Editions (0-394-58564-X)
-
- Dave Barry Turns 40. 56 min. 1990. Random House Sound Editions
- (0-394-58595-X)
-
- Dave Barry's Only Travel Guide You'll Ever Need. 51 min. 1991. Random
- House Sound Editions (ISBN 0-679-40653-0)
-
-
- And, Some Books On Tape Read By Someone Else...
- -----------------------------------------------
-
- Babies & Other Hazards of Sex. Read by Arte Johnson. ca. 1 hr., 30 min.
- 1993. Dove Audio (1-558-00663-X)
-
- Claw Your Way to the Top: How to Become Head of a Major Corporation in
- Roughly a Week. Read by Arte Johnson. 1986. Dove Audio
- (ISBN 1-558-00709-1)
-
- Dave Barry Does Japan. Read by Arte Johnson. ca. 6 hrs. 1992. Dove Audio
- (ISBN 1-558-00455-6)
- above may no longer be available--reissued anticipated in Oct. 1993.
- Dove Audio (ISBN 1-558-00697-4)
-
- Dave Barry Talks Back. Read by Arte Johnson. ca. 3 hrs. 1991. Dove Audio
- (1-558-00455-6)
-
- Dave Barry's Guide to Marriage and/or Sex. Narrated by Ed Begley. ca.
- 90 min. 1990. Audio Renaissance Tapes (ISBN 1-559-27108-6)
-
- Train of Thought: Stories, Music & Eclectic Audio Entertainment, Vol. II.
- (Contains "Blimy! Frognal! Cockfoster!" from _Dave Barry Talks
- Back_ (Crown Trade Paperbacks)) Com Audio (ISBN 1-880949-03-2)
-
-
- And, Finally, Some Dave Barry Stuff in Other Places...
- ------------------------------------------------------
- Dave also wrote the foreword to _Why Things Are: Answers to Every Essential
- Question in Life_, by Joel Achenbach. 1991. Ballantine
- (ISBN 0-345-36224-1, Pub. by Ballantine Trade)
-
- He also has a column in _The Best American Sports Writing 1992_ about
- Miami Heat forward Grant Long. (it originally appeared in
- "Tropic" Magazine in _Miami Herald_)
-
- A 12 page interview with Dave appears entitled "Dave Barry: Passages"
- in _The Portable Curmudgeon Redux_, compiled and edited by Jon
- Winokur. Penguin Books, 1992. pp.171-183. (ISBN 0-525-93489-8)
-
- A Humorist's Look at Journalism. cassette 60 min. 1988. National Public
- Radio (Washington, D.C.). (Dave talks to reporters about writing
- for awards and shares accounts of his book tour)
-
- Project Venus. "Anthology of Flying Saucer Break-Ins, 1957-1964)"
- 33.3rpm, mono record. 1991. Planet X (Benevento, Italy).
- (Humorous narrations with exerpts from popular songs inserted
- within the texts. Dave does "Out of this world with flying
- saucers pt. 2" along with Sara Berner)
-
- Visions of America. VHS videocasette. 45 min. 1993. Films for the
- Humanities and Sciences (Princeton, NJ). (Video portraits
- of 7 Americans as told by themselves. Along with Dave, there's
- Jimmy Carter, Hank Aaron, Barbara Mandrell, John McLaughlin,
- Gloria Steinem, and Amy Tan) Call 1-800-257-5126 for ordering
- info.
-
- Midlife Confidential: The Rock Bottom Remainders Tour America with
- Three Chords and an Attitude." 1994. Viking Publishers.
- 222 pages. (ISBN 0-670-85234-1). Members of the band
- (including Dave) authored individual chapters. Photographs
- by Tabitha King. Edited by Dave Marsh.
-
- The Fireside Treasury of New Humor. "Daze of Wine and Roses".
- p. 146. Fireside Books (Simon & Schuster). 1989. Edited
- by Al Sarrantonio. (ISBN 0-671-67303-3 PBK)
-
- Russell Baker's Book of American Humor. "Can New York Save Itself?"
- p. 317. W.W. Norton & Company Inc. 1993.
-
- Roy Blount's Book of Southern Humor. Edited by Roy Blount, Jr.
- W.W. Norton & Company, New York. 1994. (ISBN 0-393-03695-2)
-
- The Dogs of Our Lives. Compiled by Louise Goodyear Murray. Dave
- contributed his column, "Taking the Zip Out of Zippy".
- Birch Lane Press, 1995. (ISBN 1-55972-289-4) (proceeds
- benefit the Humane Society)
-
- Dear Gangster--: Advice for the Lonelyhearted from The Gangster Of
- Love. Dave wrote the foreward. Penguin Books, 1996.
- (ISBN 0 14 02.4515 4)
-
- Naked Came The Manatee. Dave wrote the first chapter. Published by
- DRKH (ISBN 0886464315) and by Putnam (the paperback version, ISBN
- 0399141928), January 1997. Also available on tape from Thorndike
- Press (ISBN 0786209860), March 1997.
-
- For Information on Ordering Dave's Books On Tape...
- ---------------------------------------------------
- Dove Audio Listen USA
- Beverly Hills, CA 55 Old Field Point Rd.
- Greenwich, CN 06830-6149
- Send Dove Audio Orders to: (203)661-0101
- PRI 1124
- Heil Quaker Blvd. Random House Sound Editions
- P.O. Box 7001 201 East 50th St.
- La Vergne, TN 37086 New York, NY 10022
- 1-800-937-5557 1-800-773-3000
-
- Com Audio, Inc.
- 334 E. Coast Highway, #429
- Corona Del Mar, CA 92625
- 1-800-676-7166
- Fax: (714)852-6982
-
-
- -------------
- What other Dave Barry Paraphernalia Can I Purchase?
- -------------
-
- * The Dave Barry Screen Saver
- Yes! Second Nature Software has put out a "Dave Barry Screensaver".
- It's available at least for MS Windows (possibly other operating
- systems too). It contains 24 MacNelly cartoons which illustrate
- Dave Barry's columns. The column that goes with each of the cartoons
- is available on-line at the click of a button. The Dave Barry
- screensaver should be available at any large chain of software
- stores. If you can't find it in your area, you can download
- Second Nature Software's catalog (and order, get a sampler, etc)
- by modem at (503)211-8744 (2400-14.4k baud, N81) or, call them
- by phone at (503)291-9500.
-
- * Dave Barry Daily Calendar
- 365 quotes a year from Dave Barry
-
- * Dave Barry For President Bumper Sticker
- Dave used to mail these out when he was running for President in
- 1992. I'm not sure if he still does or not.
-
- * Dave Barry T-Shirt/Sweatshirt
- Has quote about men only wanting tickets to the world series.
- It's available from the "Wireless" catalog.
-
- * "A Totally Random Evening with Dave Barry" (Compact Disc)
- Available from Southern Tracks Records -- STD-0031. In case you
- can't find it locally, try:
- Southern Tracks Records
- 3051 Clairmont Road
- Atlanta, GA 30329
- (404) 325-0832
- FAX: (404) 325-1075 (mark your fax "FAO: GINO")
-
-
-
- -------------
- Where Can I find Articles ABOUT Dave Barry?
- -------------
- Well, here's a list of articles about Dave compiled mostly by Alert Reader
- Jon Reeves (reeves@decvax.dec.com):
-
- "On, Dilbert! On, Dogbert! On, Dave!", Deborah Stead, The New York
- Times, Dec. 1, 1996.
- "Class Clown: Dave Barry laughs his way to fame, fortune", Ron Chepesiuk,
- Quill (magazine of Society of Professional Journalists),
- Jan./Feb. 1995, p. 18.
- "The Right Stiff", People Weekly, January 23, 1995
- "All I Think Is That It's Stupid" (An Interview with Dave Barry), Glenn
- Garvin, Reason Magazine, December 1994, p.25-31
- "A Wealth of Humor", Smart Money, July 1994
- "Offbeat Columnist Finds Humor in the Strangest Places", The Milwaukee
- Journal, June 10, 1994.
- "The Door Interview: Dave Barry", John Carney, The Door, Sep/Oct 1993,
- p. 6-10 (includes excerpt from _Dave Barry Slept Here_)
- "Regular Guy on a Laugh Track", Sarah Lyall, The New York Times,
- Jul. 1, 1993.
- "Writers On The Storm", Eve Zibart, The Washington Post, May 21, 1993.
- "Dave Barry Bites Back", Marie Speed, Boca Raton, Nov/Dec 1991.
- "Loon Over Miami: The On-Target Humor of Dave Barry", Peter Richmond,
- New York Times Magazine, Sept. 23, 1990, p. 44, 64-7, 95
- "He Can't Make This Up", Harry F. Waters, Newsweek December 16 1991
- "Strange Bedfellow", Michael Neill and Don Sider, People, July 8 1991
- Several issues of The News of Boca Raton: Kate McClare's column
- covered his presidential campaign
- "2-4-6-8 he doesn't want to renovate!", Fred Bernstein, Metropolitan
- Home Oct. 1990 p. 58
- "Family Portrait: Barry Funny", Michael Kiefer, Ladies Home Journal,
- October 1990
- "Playboy Interview: Dave Barry", Fred Bernstein, Playboy, May 1990
- "Madcap Airs All", Jesse Birnbaum, Time, July 3, 1989, p. 68
- *Many* locations around July 20 1988: news reports about "People With
- Boxes On Their Heads" at the Democratic convention (one of whom
- was Dave).
- "Florida Funnyman Dave Barry Offers Sexpert Advice on Lust, Love, Bed
- and Boredom", Laurel Tielis, People, March 14 1988 p. 14
- "Dave Barry's barbs: The ripening of a humorist", Linda Matchan, The
- Boston Globe, October 15, 1987, p. 77ff
- "Dave Barry Claws His Way To The Top", Marshall Cook, Writer's Digest,
- June 1987.
- "Out of the sewage: Dave Barry used to report on waste treatment, but
- found that writing humor was more fun", David O'Reilly,
- Philadelphia Inquirer, around December 19, 1986
- "The World According To Dave Barry", Eric Zorn, Chicago Tribune Sunday
- Magazine, September 22, 1985
- "Barry's 'habit' is making people laugh", author unknown, Colorado
- Springs Gazette Telegraph, around April 27, 1985
-
- On Line Articles, Essays, and Book Reviews
- (mostly courtesy of D.J. Anderson (CC625@aol.com)):
-
- Interviews
- ----------
- * The Site's interview with Dave Barry (includes sound & video clip of
- Dave reading excerpts from Dave Barry In Cyberspace)
- http://www.thesite.com/1096w5/play/play233_102896.html
- * The Mr. Showbiz Interview Archive has an interview with Dave
- http://web3.starwave.com/showbiz/flash/jpegged/archive/barry.html
- * Sarah Goldsmith, "Two Centuries of Dave Bary"
- http://sfl.com/sfl/issue_07_96/deps/davebarry.html
-
- Essays & Misc Articles
- ----------------------
- * Philip Scott, Dave Barry (His Life, His Style, His Works, His
- Contribution to the Field) (this page has a nice works cited list)
- http://www.thepoint.net/~philip/barry/index.html
- * Dave Barry: A Look at Comical Genius
- http://cnsvax.albany.edu/~jc9334/barry.html
-
- There are also lots of book reviews for "Dave Barry in Cyberspace"
- (too many to mention here, in fact), which you can find through your
- favorite web search engine.
-
- --------------
- Where's the Huge List of Publications that Carry Dave's Articles that
- You Promised Earlier?
- --------------
- Right Here:
-
-
- Comic Relief Magazine
- ---------------------
- Comic Relief Magazine, a monthly magazine, publishes several Dave articles
- a month. Here's their address. (thanks to Tony Salerno for the subscription
- info) Once again, it is advised to check with the company first to get the
- current rates, which may have changed since this was written.
-
- Comic Relief Subscriptions
- P.O. Box 6606
- Eureka, CA 95502
- Voice:(707)443-2820
- Fax: (707)445-0270
-
- 1 year - $24.75
- 2 year - $45.75
- 3 year - $64.75
-
- According to Michael Jenkinson, their international rates are:
-
- US $35 for 12 issues
- US $65 for 24 issues
-
-
- The Funny Times
- ---------------
- One Dave Barry column a month appears in the monthly humor newspaper
- The Funny Times. Subscriptions are $17.50 for one year, $28.50 for two
- years; foreign subs add $10/year. (Check with the company to find out
- the make sure the rates haven't changed before ordering)
-
- The Funny Times,
- P.O. Box 18530
- Cleveland Hts., OH 44118
- phone: (216)371-8600.
-
-
- The National Forum
- ------------------
- [Thanks to Joseph Nebus (nebus@physics.rutgers.edu) for this info]
- The National Forum Weekly is a nationally available periodical which
- contains a very large collection of columns and comic strips.
- The Forum is assembled of several different sections that you can
- pick and choose as you like. Dave is in "The Liberals" section.
- It also comes with a bunch of other liberal commentators. The Liberals
- is also contained within the National Forum, which contains also The
- Conservatives and Gallery of Cartoons.
-
- You can get a montly subscription to the National Forum, The Liberals,
- or The Conservatives from Associated Features. Please contact the
- publisher for up-to-date pricing information.
-
- Associated Features, Inc.
- P.O. Box 7099,
- Fairfax Station, VA 22039-7099.
-
-
- Libertarian Party News
- ----------------------
- [Thanks to Bert Wiener (wiener%emc2@ccsvm.stortek.com) for this info]
- Dave's column appears regularly in the Libertarian Party News.
- For subscription information, see their WWW homepage at:
- http://www.lp.org/lp/lpnews.html
- or contact by snail-mail:
- Randy Langhenry
- P.O. Box 3391
- Gainesville, GA 30503
-
- 404-536-5243 (phone)
- 404-287-0800 (fax)
- 71610.3614@compuserve.com (email)
-
- Liberal Opinion Week
- --------------------
- [Thanks to Rose Marie Holt (rmholt@micron.net) for this info]
- Liberal Opinion Week has a Dave Barry column in most issues, and they
- claim all columns are printed in full. Prices as of 6/1/96 were
- one year (52 issues) for $45. For subscription info, contact:
- Liberal Opinion Week
- P.O. Box 468
- Vinton, IA 52349
-
- 1-800-338-9335
-
- Funny Stuff
- -----------
- [Thanks to Stephen McAuley (stephen@stephron.demon.co.uk) for this info]
- Funny Stuff is published by the same company that publishes Comic Relief.
- They have at least 3 columns per issue. Subscriptions cost $28 for 12
- issues, $50 for 24 issues, or $70 for 36 issues (outside US: $38, $68,
- $100) as of 7/1/96. For more info (or to subscribe), write to:
- Funny Stuff Subscriptions
- Page One Publishers
- PO BOX 6606
- Eureka, CA 95502-6606
-
- 1-800-298-COMIC or (707)445-0270
-
-
- Other Periodicals
- -----------------
- Here's some periodicals that have printed at least one Dave column (some
- of these are reprints of his weekly column or book excerpts, but not
- all; those that are known to have published original material marked
- with an asterisk): [Thanks to Jon Reeves again...]
-
- American Baby
- *The American Spectator
- Cosmopolitan
- *Glamour
- Men's Health
- *Men's Life [Oct/Nov 1990, the only issue]
- Modern Maturity (!)
- NetGuide
- *New Shelter
- *New York Times Review of Books
- *People
- *Playboy
- Reader's Digest
- Rolling Stone
- *Saturday Evening Post
- Utne Reader
- *Video Review
-
-
- Newspapers which carry Dave's Column on a Regular Basis
- -------------------------------------------------------
-
- US ARMED FORCES
- Stars and Stripes, (U.S. overseas military newspaper). Time and location
- varies with edition. (see also: EUROPE)
-
- EUROPE (and other places overseas)
- International Herald Tribune, back page of the Sat/Sun issue
- Stars and Stripes, (U.S. overseas military newspaper) European Edition, Sunday
-
- AUSTRALIA
- The Australian Financial Review, Friday, Weekend Review, back page
- Brisbane Courier-Mail, Monday
- The Examiner, Launceston, Tasmania
- Geelong Advertiser, Monday, page 6
- Hobart Mercury, Tasmania, Monday, near page 20
- Illawarra Mercury, Saturday, one week out of every 4, but no set pattern.
- The Newcastle Morning Herald, occasional
- Sydney Morning Herald
- The West Australian, occasional
-
- CANADA
- Calgary Herald, Sunday
- Edmonton Journal, Sunday, `Life' section usually
- Hamilton Spectator
- Kitchener-Waterloo Record, Ontario, Thursday, Entertainment section, page 2
- London Free Press, London, Ontario, Thursday, Entertainment section
- Montreal Gazette, Sunday
- The Ottawa Citizen, Sunday, "Arts, Books, and Ideas" section
- The Province, Vancouver, Sunday
- Regina Sun, Sunday
- Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, Saturday, Lifestyle Section
- Sunday Daily News, Nova Scotia, Matinee section
- Toronto Star, Sunday, comics page
- Winnipeg Free Press, Monday, Tempo section
- Yukon News, Friday
-
- HONG KONG
- South China Morning Post, Saturday, Review section
-
- INDIA
- The Asian Age, Bombay, Delhi, Calcutta, and Bangalore, Saturday
-
- JAPAN
- The Daily Yomiuri, (English language newspaper), Wednesday, under the title
- "Wit's End"
-
- NEW ZEALAND
- The Herald, Auckland, Saturday
- The Press, Christchurch, Monday, editorial page
- The Sunday Star Times, Available Nation-wide, Sunday, Weekend Section, page 2
-
- TAIWAN
- China News, Taipei, Saturday
-
- THAILAND
- Bangkok Post, Sunday, Sunday Magazine section (in English)
-
-
- ---IN THE U.S.---
-
- ALABAMA
- The Birmingham News, Tuesday, Lifestyles section
- The Huntsville Times, Sunday, Life section
- The Mobile Register, Friday
-
- ALASKA
- Anchorage Daily News, Sunday
- Fairbanks News Miner, Sunday
-
- ARIZONA
- Arizona Daily Star, Tucson, Monday, Metro/Region section
- Arizona Republic, with illustration.
- Arizona State University State Press, Thursday--Same as previous Sunday from:
- Phoenix Gazette, Sunday, Lifestyles
-
- ARKANSAS
- Democrat-Gazette, Little Rock, Sunday
-
- CALIFORNIA
- The Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Sunday, TimeOut section, last page
- The Daily Breeze, various L.A. suburbs, Sunday, 2nd to last page of front
- section
- The Fresno Bee, Sunday, Tempo Section
- Glendale Daily News, Sunday, Life Section
- Lompoc Record, Monday evening edition
- Long Beach Press-Telegram, Saturday
- Marin Independent Journal, Marin Country
- Modesto Bee, Tuesday, Living Section, page 1
- North County Times, Oceanside & Escondido, Saturday
- Orange County Register, Saturday, Accent Section
- The Press Democrat, Santa Rosa, Sunday, Forum Section
- The Press Enterprise, Riverside County, Sunday, Lifestyles Section, page 1
- Sacramento Bee, Sunday, Time & Money section
- Santa Barbara News Press, Monday (usually - sometimes Tuesday or ??)
- San Diego Union-Tribune, Sunday, Currents section
- San Gabriel Valley Tribune, Sunday
- San Jose Mercury News, Sunday, Living section
- San Luis Obispo, Telegram_Tribune, Sunday, _Focus_
- Santa Monica's Evening Outlook, Sunday (uses Sunday Daily Breeze as Sunday
- edition)
- Signal and Saugus Enterprise, Santa Clarita, Friday, "Son of Escape"
- Entertainment Section
- Star News, Pasadena, Sunday
- The Sun, San Bernardino, Sunday
- Sunday Mercury News, San Jose, West section, Back Page
- The Times, San Mateo (Bay area), Monday
-
- COLORADO
- Boulder Daily Camera, Sunday, Back of Today Section
- The Daily Sentinel, Grand Junction, B Section, Sunday
- Denver Post, Sunday, Empire Magazine
- Fort Collins Coloradoan, Sunday, Choice Section
- Gazette Telegraph, Colorado Springs, Sunday
-
- CONNECTICUT
- Connecticut Post, Sunday, Easy Living Section
- New Haven Register, Sunday, Arts Section (same page as the crossword puzzle)
-
- FLORIDA
- Boca Raton News, Sunday
- Gainsville Sun, Sunday, Life section
- Jacksonville Times-Union, Friday, Lifestyles
- The Ledger, Lakeland, Sunday, Life section
- Miami Herald, see blurb above
- Ocala Star-Banner, Friday, Parade section
- Orlando Sentinel, Tuesday, Living Section, bottom of p.1
- St. Petersburg Times, Sunday, Floridian section
- The Tallahassee Democrat, Sunday, Features section
- Tampa Tribune, Sunday, Commentary Section (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Vero Beach Press Journal, Sunday, Lifestyle section
-
- GEORGIA
- Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Sunday
- Augusta Chronicle/Herald, Sunday, "Lifestyles" section
- The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, Sunday, "Living" section
- The Union-Recorder, Milledgeville, Saturday, Forum page
-
- HAWAII
- Honolulu Advertiser, Sunday, "Island Life" section, page 2
-
- IDAHO
- Idaho Post-Register, Idaho Falls
- The Idaho State Journal, Pocatello, Sunday, Second Editorial page
- The Idaho Statesman, Boise, Monday, usually on the back page of the
- Life section (but varies occasionally)
- Lewiston Tribune, Sunday, Opinion section
- The Times-News, Twin Falls, Monday
-
- ILLINOIS
- .etc, Champaign Urbana News Gazette, Friday, Arts Section (page 2)
- (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Chicago Tribune, Chicago Tribune Magazine (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Peoria Journal Star, Sunday, Focus Section (with MacNelly cartoon)
- State Journal-Register, Springfield, Friday, Heartland section
- (with MacNelly cartoon)
-
- INDIANA
- Campus Weekly (Purdue-West Lafayette), Wednesday
- Herald-Times, Bloomington, Sunday
- Indiana Daily Student (IU-Bloomington), Thursday, Opinion Page
- Indianapolis Star, Monday
- Lafayette Journal and Courier, Monday, Life & Times section
- The Muncie Star, Sunday
- Terre Haute Tribune-Star, Sunday
- Vincennes Sun-Commercial, Sundays, Editorial page
-
- IOWA
- The Daily Iowan, University of Iowa, Monday, opinion page
- Des Moines Register, Monday, opinions/editorial section
- The Iowa State Daily, ISU, Ames IA, Monday, opinion page
- Sioux City Journal, Thursday, Opinion page
- The Telegraph Herald, Dubuque/Dyersville, Sunday
-
- KANSAS
- The Wichita Eagle, Monday, Section A
-
- KENTUCKY
- The Ledger-Independent, Maysville, Monday
- Lexington Herald-Leader, Sunday, Ideas & Opinions section
- Louisville Eccentric Observer, Wednesday
-
- LOUISIANA
- The Advocate, Baton Rouge, Saturday, op-ed page
- The News Star, Monroe
- Times-Picayune, New Orleans, Sunday, Living Section
-
- MAINE
- Bangor Daily News, weekend edition
- The Free Press, Rockland
- Kennebec Journal, Augusta
- The Lewiston Sunday Sun
- Portland Press Herald, Sunday
-
- MARYLAND
- The Annapolis Capital, Sunday, Lifestyle section
- The Baltimore Sun, Sunday, Today section
- The Herald Mail, Hagerstown, Sunday, Front page of the NewsPlus section
-
- MASSACHUSETTS
- The Boston Globe, Sunday, Boston Globe Magazine
- The Lawrence Eagle Tribune, Sunday
- The Lowell Sun, Sunday, Op-ed page, (with MacNelly Cartoon)
- New Bedford Standard-Post, Southeastern Mass., Sunday, "Attitude"
- magazine supplement
- Springfield Sunday Republican
-
- MICHIGAN
- Detroit News/Free Press, Sunday, Comment Section
- Kalamazoo Gazette, Saturday
-
- MINNESOTA
- Duluth News-Tribune, Sunday
- St. Paul Pioneer Press, Sunday, Express Section
-
- MISSISSIPPI
- Clarion-Ledger, Jackson, Sunday, Southern Style or Arts and Leisure Section
- Hattiesburg American
- Sun Herald, Gulf Coast region, Sunday
-
- MISSOURI
- The Kansas City Star, Sunday, Star Magazine
- The St. Louis Post Dispatch, Sunday, "Everyday" Section (with MacNelly
- cartoon)
-
- MONTANA
- The Billings Gazette, Monday (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Helena Independent Record, Sunday (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Daily Interlake, Kalispell, Sunday (with MacNelly cartoon)
- The Missoulian, Missoula, Sunday (with MacNelly cartoon)
- The Montana Standard, Butte, Sunday (with MacNelly cartoon)
-
- NEBRASKA
- Lincoln Journal Star, Sunday, Life section
- Omaha World-Herald, Sunday, Living section
-
- NEVADA
- Las Vegas Review Journal, Saturday
- Reno Gazette, Sunday
-
- NEW HAMPSHIRE
- The Keene Sentinel, Keene, Monday
- The Sunday Monitor, Concord, Sunday
-
- NEW JERSEY
- Asbury Park Press, Monmouth County, Sunday, Essentials Section, page 3
- The Atlantic City Press, Monday
- Bergen Record, Bergen County
- Daily Record, Morris County, Sunday, Lifestyle section
- The Herld and News, Paterson, (with MacNelly cartoon)
- The Home News, New Brunswick, Sunday, Living section
- The Newark Star Ledger, Sunday, Perspective section (with MacNelly cartoon)
- The News Tribune, Sunday, section D
-
- NEW MEXICO
- Albuquerque Journal, Friday, Venue section
- Santa Fe New Mexican, Sunday, op-ed section
-
- NEW YORK
- Albany Times Union
- Buffalo News, Sunday, Lifestyles section
- The Cornell Daily Sun
- Gannet Suburban Newspaper, Westchester County, Sunday, Lifestyle section
- page B1 (with MacNelly cartoon)
- The Hampton Chronicle, Westhampton Beach, Long Island, under the heading
- "Conundrums"
- The Ithaca Journal, Wednesday
- New York Daily News
- Rochester Democrat & Cronicle, Tuesday, Inside Section
- Rockland County Journal-News
- The Syracuse Herald-American, Sunday
- The Times Herald-Record, Goshen, Sunday, "Sunday Supplement" section
- The Utica Observer-Dispatch, Tuesday
- Watertown Daily Times, Sunday
-
- NORTH CAROLINA
- Ashville Citizen-Times, Sunday
- Charlotte Observer, Sunday
- Durham Herald-Sun, Sunday, Life section
- Fayettville Ovserver-Times, Sunday
- Greensboro News & Record, Sunday, Life section
- News & Observer (Raleigh and other parts of NC), Sunday, Section E "Sunday"
- The Times-News, Burlington, Sunday, Accent section
- Wilmington Star-News, Sunday, Lifestyle section
- Winston-Salem Journal, Monday
-
- NORTH DAKOTA
- Grand Forks Herald, Sunday
- Minot Daily News, Sunday
-
- OHIO
- The Beacon Journal, Akron, Sunday
- Cincinnati Enquirer, Sunday, Tempo section
- The Columbus Dispatch, Sunday.
- The Dayton Daily News, Monday, Lifestyle section. Usually on the front page
- The News Herald, Lake County, Sunday
- News Journal, Mansfield, Sunday
- The Post, Athens, Ohio University student newspaper, Monday, page 2
- Toledo Blade, Friday, Peach section
-
- OKLAHOMA
- McAlester News-Capital
- Muskogee Phoenix
- Sunday Oklahoman, Oklahoma City
- Tulsa World, Living Section, towards the middle (with MacNelly Cartoon)
-
- OREGON
- The Bulliten, Bend, Sunday, Perspective section, page 3
- Corvallis Gazette-Times, Sunday, Accent section
- Eugene Register-Guard, Monday
- Oregonian, Portland, Sunday, Northwest Living II
-
- PENNSYLVANIA
- Allentown Morning Call, Sunday, Magazine Section
- Centre Daily Times, State College, Sunday, Home section
- Erie Times News, Sunday, magazine section, page 2
- Greensburg Tribune-Review, Greensburg, Focus section
- Harrisburg Patriot News, Sunday, Living section
- The Lancaster New Era, Thursday
- Philadelphia Daily News, Tuesday, (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Philadelphia Inquirer, (occasionally) Inquirer Magazine
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Tuesday, magazine section, page 1
- The Press-Enterprise, Bloomsburg, Saturday
- The Reading Times/Reading Eagle, Sunday, Lifestyle section, page 1
- State College Centre Daily Times, Sunday
- The Times Leader, Sunday, People section, page 3
- York Daily Record, Wednesday, Living section
-
- RHODE ISLAND
- Newport Daily News, Saturday
- Providence Journal-Bulletin, Sunday
-
- SOUTH CARLOINA
- The Greenville News/Piedmont, Sunday, travel section, p2
- The State, Columbia, Sunday, p.2E
-
- TENNESSEE
- Chattanooga Times, Monday
- The Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle, Monday
- Coffee County NewsLeader, Manchester, Wednesday
- The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, Sunday
- The Daily Beacon, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Monday, editorial page
- The Knoxville News-Sentinel, Sunday
- The Tennessean, Nashville, Tuesday, Living section, page 1
-
- TEXAS
- Abilene Reporter-News, Sunday, Sunday Life section, page 2
- Austin American Statesman, Sunday, Lifestyles section
- The Beaumont Enterprise, Thursday
- Bryan-College Station Eagle, Lifestyle section
- Corpus Christi Caller-Times, Sunday, Living section
- Dallas Morning News, Sunday, Today section
- The Express News, San Antonio, Sunday, Lifestyle section
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Sunday
- Houston Chronicle, Sunday, Texas section
- McAllen Monitor, Sunday
-
- UTAH
- Deseret News, Salt Lake City, Sunday, "Spectra" section, front page
- The Herald Journal, Logan, Sunday
- Ogden Standard Examiner, Sunday
- Utah Statesman, Utah State University, Monday, p.4 (not in summer)
-
- VIRGINIA
- Daily Press, Newport News
- Daily Progress, Charlottesville, Sunday, Humor page (last page of
- the first section)
- The Free Lance-Start, Fredericksburg, Saturday, "Town & Country" magazine
- (inside front cover)
- Richmond Times-Dispatch, Sunday, Commentary page
- Roanoke Times & World-News, Sunday, bottom of the "Extra" section
- Virginian-Pilot/Ledger Star, Norfolk, Tidewater Living section
-
- WASHINGTON
- Bellingham Herald, Monday evenings, lifestyle section
- (a house was attacked by bread dough in Bellingham--alert reader Rob)
- The Daily Olympian, Sunday
- The Tacoma News Tribune, Sunday, Insight section
- The Seattle Times, Monday, editorial page
- Skagit Valley Herald, Mount Vernon, Monday
- Spokesman Review, Thursday
- Tri-City Herald, Kennewick, Sunday, Desert Living section
-
- WASHINGTON, D.C.
- Washington Post, Sunday, "Washington Post Magazine" last page, occasional
- bonus columns in daily Style section (mid-week reports during election)
-
- WEST VIRGINIA
- Daily Athenaeum, West Virginia University, Opinion/Editorial section
-
- WISCONSIN
- The Kenosha News, Sunday, Real Estate section
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinal, Sunday, "Wisconsin" magazine section
- (with MacNelly cartoon)
- Racine Journal Times, Sunday, Spectrum section
- Wisconsin State Journal, Madison, Sunday, Daybreak section
-
-
- THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HAS CONTRIBUTED TO COMPILING THIS LIST. THERE
- ARE TOO MANY OF YOU TO MENTION HERE!!!
-
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