* * * * * WEREWOLF ISSUE 20, February 2011 * * * * *


Natural clown or performance artist?	Washington DC : 96 hours in freedom’s theme park	Was he America’s greatest mad uncle?

	Ten Myths About Welfare The politics behind the government’s welfare reform process by Gordon Campbell
	Letter from America : Four Days in Washington DC A Long Walk Down Memory Lane… by James Robinson
	Treasury Enters, Stage Right Treasury, not trade unions, poses the biggest threat to film industry jobs by Gordon Campbell
	Milestone Movies : The Searchers (1956) John Wayne, antihero by Gordon Campbell
	From The Hood : “John Key PM” Wins 2011 Walters Prize For Modern Art? Is he a natural clown or the nation’s greatest conceptual artist? by Lyndon Hood
	Celebrating “Meh” Indifference is an option by Gordon Campbell
	Classics : The Cricket In Times Square (1960) Authors who write for children are people, too. by Gordon Campbell
	The Complicatist : Lost Soul Classics, Old and New How did Shreveport, Louisiana get to be the unknown soul capital of America? by Gordon Campbell
	Cartoon Alley : Mat Tait & Mike Brown Mat Tait is a South Island based cartoonist and illustrator. Mike Brown lives in Wellington and is currently writing a PhD thesis on New Zealand vernacular musics. by Mike Brown & Mat Tait
	Cartoon Alley : Reviews and commentary #20… Tim Bollinger Some Recent New Zealand Comic Publication by Tim Bollinger
	Cartoon Alley : Reviews and commentary #19… Gordon Campbell My Favourite Comic (this month) : “The Dream of a Lifetime” by Don Rosa by Gordon Campbell
	Cartoon Alley Reviews, commentary and comics from local artists by Werewolf