Mark Athitakis Mark Athitakis is a Phoenix-based journalist and critic whose work has appeared in the New York Times Book Review, Washington Post, Virginia Quarterly Review, and numerous other publications. Magazine Article The Otherworldly Malamud The master of the short story infused his work with myth and magic, but not fairytale endings. By Mark Athitakis Magazine Article Archaeology from the Air Charles and Anne Lindbergh find peace from the paparazzi in the Southwest. By Mark Athitakis Magazine Article A Beatles Reflection What the White Album says about us. By Mark Athitakis Magazine Article Willa Cather in the Desert: Where She Learned What Truly Mattered and Found Material for The Song of the Lark Walnut Canyon in Arizona was the inspiration for key scenes in Cather's 1915 novel. By Mark Athitakis Magazine Article Edgar Allan Poe’s Hatchet Jobs The great short story writer and poet wrote many a book review. By Mark Athitakis
Magazine Article The Otherworldly Malamud The master of the short story infused his work with myth and magic, but not fairytale endings. By Mark Athitakis
Magazine Article Archaeology from the Air Charles and Anne Lindbergh find peace from the paparazzi in the Southwest. By Mark Athitakis
Magazine Article Willa Cather in the Desert: Where She Learned What Truly Mattered and Found Material for The Song of the Lark Walnut Canyon in Arizona was the inspiration for key scenes in Cather's 1915 novel. By Mark Athitakis
Magazine Article Edgar Allan Poe’s Hatchet Jobs The great short story writer and poet wrote many a book review. By Mark Athitakis
