Links:

    -BLOG: Quid Plura? (Jeff Sypeck)
    -BOOK SITE: Becoming Charlemagne
    -BOOK SITE: Becoming Charlemagne (Harper Collins)
    -ESSAY: A Tree Grows in Newark (Jeff Sypeck, March 19, 2000, The Washington Post)
    -ESSAY: Relics for Sale: Thomas Serafin wants to stop the online auction of sacred objects (Jeff Sypeck , Catholic Digest)
    -ESSAY: I Love Newark: Get ready. The city America loves to mock is starting to blossom. (Jeff Sypeck, 3/19/2000, The Washington Post)
    -ESSAY: When the saints go up for auction: A one-man crusade against online relic sales is met with unholy indifference. (Jeff Sypeck, Feb. 20, 2001, Salon)
    -ESSAY: Angels of the Un-Verse: The music of Sigur Ros is enigmatic and inscrutable. It's also uniquely Icelandic. (Jeff Sypeck, Pop Politics)
    -REVIEW: of Reinventing Comics by Scott McCloud (Jeff Sypeck, Pop Politics)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Vikings on the Potomac: A new translation of Beowulf enjoys a moment of glory in the nation's capital. But do Washingtonians understand what they're reading? (Jeff Sypeck, 6/19/00, Pop Politics)
    -REVIEW: of Joe College by Tom Perrotta (Jeff Sypeck, Pop Politics)
    -REVIEW: of The Fish Can Sing by Halldór Laxness (Jeff Sypeck, Pop Matters)
    -ARCHIVES: sypeck (Pop Politics)
    -AUDIO INTERVIEW: with Jeff Sypeck (Northern Alliance)
    -INTERVIEW: Jeff Sypeck (Legal History Project, November 2006)
    -REVIEW: of Becoming Charlemagne: Europe, Baghdad, and the Empires of A.D. 800 by Jeff Sypeck (Publishers Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of Becoming Charlemagne (TONY LEWIS, Providence Journal)