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Bruce VanWyngarden

Bruce VanWyngarden

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Senior Editor and Columnist, Memphis Flyer

Memphis

Biography

Editor of the Memphis Flyer since 2001; award-winning columnist, including Best Columnist 2018, Association of Alternative Newsmedia. Past: Editor of Missouri Life 1980-83, Managing Editor Saturday Review'83-'85, Editor Pittsburgh Magazine '85-93; Co-author "Aquarius Revisited: Seven Who Created the Sixties" 1987; articles and reviews in Washington Post, American History, Delta Magazine, Sweet Tea Journal, USA Today, Memphis Magazine, and others.

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Content

Total articles 857

  • Sips: Finding Balance in Overton Square

    By Bruce VanWyngarden Verified| Memphis: The City Magazine Verified Rubén Tree has done a lot of living in the 13 years between his graduation from Germantown High School and his current gig tending bar at The Second Line in Midtown. But the first thing he had to do was learn to walk again. “I tore a meniscus in a sports accident in high school and was in a wheelchair for nine months afterward,” Tree says.

    By Bruce VanWyngarden Verified · Memphis: The City Magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • Memphis Flyer | When It Rains

    By Bruce VanWyngarden Verified| Memphis Flyer Verified Perhaps the nadir of last week for me came Saturday morning, as I was standing in a sudden downpour with my two leashed dogs, imploring them to, well, pee.

    By Bruce VanWyngarden Verified · Memphis Flyer

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Sips: Finding Balance in Overton Square

    By Bruce VanWyngarden Verified| Memphis: The City Magazine Verified Rubén Tree has done a lot of living in the 13 years between his graduation from Germantown High School and his current gig tending bar at The Second Line in Midtown. But the first thing he had to do was learn to walk again. “I tore a meniscus in a sports accident in high school and was in a wheelchair for nine months afterward,” Tree says.

    By Bruce VanWyngarden Verified · Memphis: The City Magazine

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Memphis Flyer

Memphis, Tennessee, United States

+1 901-521-9000