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Jane Dark is a film and music reviewer for The Village Voice and authors a blog called jane dark's sugarhigh! "Sugarhigh!" was also the name of Dark's regular column in the Village Voice in 1999. A chapter of the book Passing, by Brooke Kroeger, is about Dark . Dark formerly wrote for Spin magazine.
External links
- jane dark's sugarhigh!
- Dark on Josie and the Pussycats
- Dark on Queen of the Damned
- Dark interview with Asia Argento
- Reloaded Questions Dark's analysis of The Matrix
- Dark, Joshua Clover, and Robert Christgau on Liz Phair
- Dark on Courtney Love, Trent Reznor, and Tori Amos
- Dark on "The Ketchup Song"
- Dark on Christina Aguilera
- Dark on Buffy the Vampire Slayer
- "Sugarhigh!" Village Voice column, 1999
References
- "Spin's top 40," Spin Magazine, May 1998 By Jane Dark
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