Hillary Frey

Hillary Frey, a former Nation editor, is the Books editor at Salon.com.

Fortunate Son

October 29, 2004

Travis Morrison's Travistan will keep kids asking questions about music, politics and life.
Pay Attention

October 14, 2004

A conversation with Death Cab for Cutie's Chris Walla.
Signs of Our Times

October 1, 2004

Under the Radar magazine commodifies dissent--in a good way.
Now Hear This!

September 2, 2004

A once-sleepy population of artists and their fans has emerged as a loud and active proponent of political change.
The Rules of Attraction

June 17, 2004

Why Ms. Independent still wants to get hitched.
Rockin' for the Free World

May 25, 2004

MoveOn.org joins forces with Lollapalooza to make change in November.
Marching for Women's Lives

April 26, 2004

Anyone who thinks the contemporary women's movement is dying, over or simply irrelevant will have to think again.
Get This Party Started

March 2, 2004

Music for America hopes to stir things up by shining a spotlight on issues of specific interest to younger people.
The Pleasures of Crime

February 26, 2004

2002

Kathleen Hanna's Fire

December 23, 2002

Emma Goldman would have loved a Le Tigre concert.
The Naked Truth

November 7, 2002
What Are They Reading?

October 3, 2002
Reproductive Freedom

July 24, 2002

Dr. James Scott Pendergraft is now back at work in his Florida abortion clinics after successfully appealing a trumped-up charge of extortion.
Singing to Power

May 30, 2002
Singing to Power

May 29, 2002

Billy Bragg has to be the only popular musician who could score airtime with a song about the global justice movement.
Talking With Jeff Tweedy

April 11, 2002