(For some references to newspapers and magazines, the source was the lexis/nexis subscription service that gives full text, but no page number.)

Publications By David Mamet
Mamet, David. Boston Marriage. London: Methuen, 2001.

---. "The Burning House, and Other Tales from the Van." The New York Times 10 Sept. 2000: AR53.                        

---. "Fair Warning." In Adrienne Brodeur, et al., eds. Francis Ford Coppola's Zoetrope All Story. San Diego: Harcourt: 2000.
 
--. "The Goon Squad [tales of movie location crews]." The Guardian 2 Feb. 2001: S5.

---. "Ira Glass: He Has Retuned Radio with Old-fashioned Storytelling." Time 9 July 2001: 84.
                                       
---. Wilson: A Consideration of the Sources. Woodstock, N.Y.: Overlook Press, 2001.

On Mamet
Lahr, John. Show and Tell: New Yorker Profiles. Woodstock, N.Y.: Overlook Press, 2000.

Marranca, Bonnie and Gautam Dasgupta, eds. Playwrights Making Movies: Conversations on Art and Performance. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Univ. Press, 1999.

Moore, Booth. "Ideas, Trends, Style and Buzz: A Celebration of David Mamet's 'State' of Mind." Los Angeles Times 20 Dec. 2000: E-2.

Rigney, Melanie. "Literary trails: David Mamet's Chicago." Writer's Digest June 2000: 43.
 
Stein, Joel. "David Mamet [The Arts/Q&A]." Time 25 Dec 2000:164.

Scholarly:
Adler, Thomas P. "Mamet's Three Children's Plays: Where the Wilder Things Are." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 15-27.

Bean, Kelly. "A Few Good Men: Collusion and Violence in Oleanna." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 109-25.

Blansfield, Karen. "Women on the Verge, Unite!" Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 125-43.

Borden, Diane C. "Man without a Gun: Mamet, Masculinity, and Mystification." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 235-55.

Brucher, Richard. "Prophecy and Parody in Edmond." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 61-77.

Callens, Johan. Mr. Smith Goes to Chicago: Playing Out Mamet's Critique of Capitalism in American Buffalo." European Journal of American Culture 19.1 (2000): 17-389.

---. Post-War Literatures in English 48 (2000 Sept.): 1-21; A1-3; B1-6.

Combs, Robert. "Slaughtering Lambs: The Moral Universe of David Mamet and Wallace Shawn." Journal of American Drama and Theatre 13.1 (2001): 73-81.

Diamond, Thea. "Review of David Mamet. Henrietta." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 11.

Dorff, Linda. "Reinscribing 'the Fairy': The Knife and the Mystification of Male Mythology in the Cryptogram." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 175-91.

Ephraim, Michelle. "Review: Weasels and Wisemen: Ethics and Ethnicity in the Work of David Mamet." Theatre Journal 52. 3 (Oct 2000): 432-5.

Garner, Stanton B. "Framing the Classroom: Pedagogy, Power, Oleanna." Theatre Topics 10.1 (2000): 39-59.

Geis, Deborah. "Review of Leslie Kane. Weasels and Wisemen." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 10-11.

Habib, Imtiaz. "Demotic Male Desire and Female Subjectivity in David Mamet: The Split Space of the Women in Edmond." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 77-95.

Haedicke, Janet V. "Plowing the Buffalo, Fucking the Fruits: (M)Others in American Buffalo and Speed-the-Plow." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 27-41.

Hudgins, Christopher C. "'A small price to pay': Superman, Metafamily, and Hero in David Mamet's Oedipal House of Games." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 209-35.

Hudgins, Christopher C. and Leslie Kane. "Introduction." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 1-15.

Joki, Ilkka. "Mamet's Novelistic Voice." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 191-209.

Kane, Leslie, ed. David Mamet in Conversation. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2001.

Kane, Leslie. "'It's the Way That You Are with Your Children': The Matriarchal Figure in Mamet's Late Work." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 143-75.

---. "New and Forthcoming." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 6-8.

---. "President's Message."The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 9.

Lublin, Robert I. "Differing Dramatic Dynamics in the Stage and Screen Versions of Glengarry Glen Ross." American Drama 10.1 Winter 2001: 38-55.

McDonald, Paul. "The 'Unmaning' Word: Language, Masculinity and Political Correctness in the Work of David Mamet and Philip Roth." Journal of American Studies of Turkey.

Nadel, Ira. "Review of David Mamet Wilson: A Consideration of the Sources." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 12.

Pearce, Howard. "'Loving Wrong' in the Worlds of Harold Pinter's Moonlight and David Mamet's Cryptogram." Journal of Dramatic Theory and Criticism 15.1 (2000): 61-79.

Porter, Thomas E. "Postmodernism and Violence in Mamet's Oleanna." Modern Drama 43.2 (Spring 2000): 13-31.

Price, Steven. "Disguise in Love: Gender and Desire in House of Games and Speed-the-Plow." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 41-61.

"Review: David Mamet in Conversation." Publishers Weekly 18 June 2001: 75.

Ryan, Steven. " David Mamet's A Wasted Weekend." American Drama 10.1 Winter 2001: 56-65.

Sauer, David Kennedy. "Oleanna and The Children's Hour: Misreading Sexuality on the Post/Modern Realistic Stage." Modern Drama 43.3 (Fall 2000): 421-442.

Sauer, David K. and Janice A. "David Mamet Bibliography, 1999-Summer 2000." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 10-11.

Skloot, Robert. "Oleanna, or, the Play of Pedagogy." Gender and Genre: Essays on David Mamet. Eds. Christopher C. Hudgins and Leslie Kane. New York: Palgrave, 2001. 95-109.

Weber, Myles. "David Mamet in Theory and Practice." New England Review 21.2 (2000): 136-41.

Reviews of Boston Marriage
(Donmar Warehouse, London 16 Mar. - 14 April 2001)

Bassett, Kate. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Independent on Sunday 25 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):339.
    
Billington, Michael. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Guardian 17 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):340.
    
Brown, Georgina. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Mail on Sunday 25 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):338.
    
Clapp, Susannah. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Observer 25 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):342.

Coveny, Michael. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Daily Mail 17 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):339.

de Jongh, Nicholas. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Evening Standard 19 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):338-39.
    
Edwardes, Jane. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Time Out 21 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):340.
    
Foss, Roger. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." What's On 21 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):338.
    
Gore-Langton, Robert. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Express 23 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):339.
    
Gross, John. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Sunday Telegraph 25 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):339.
    
Koenig, Rhoda. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Independent 20 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):341.
    
Lahr, John. "Boston Marriage." The New Yorker 2 April 2001: 94-95.

Macaulay, Alastair. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Financial Times 20 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):341.
    
Morely, Sheridan. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Spectator 31 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):342.
    
Nathan, David. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Jewish Chronicle 23 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):339.
    
Nightingale, Benedict. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." The Times 19 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):338.
    
Spencer, Charles. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Daily Telegraph 19 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):340.
    
Wolf, Matt. "Boston Marriage." Variety 16 April 2001: 39.

Woodis, Carole. "Rev. of Boston Marriage." Herald 20 Mar. 2001. Rpt. in Theatre Record 21.6 (17 Apr. 2001):341-42.
    
Reviews: Atlantic Theatre Company's Mamet Plays
Zinman, Toby. "The Atlantic Theatre Company's Mamet Season." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 2-3.

---. "Rev. of American Buffalo." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 3.

---. "Rev. of Sexual Perversity in Chicago and Duck Variations."The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 3.

---. "Rev. of The Water Engine and Mr. Happiness." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 3.

Misc. Theatre Reviews
Burch, Steven Dedalus. "Rev. of 'American Buffalo' [Chicago, dir. Mike Nussbaum]." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 1-2,

Everett, Todd. "Writer's 'American Buffalo' Roams Thousand Oaks Stage." Los Angeles Times 15 June 2000: B6.

Price, Steven. "Rev. of American Buffalo [Donmar Warehouse, London 3-26 Feb. 2000]." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 4.

Price, Steven. "American Buffalo [New Ambassador's, London 16 Mar.-22 April 2000].: The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 4.

Shirley, Don. "Theater Review; Laguna Playhouse Puts New Shine on 'Buffalo'." Los Angeles Times 4June 2001 pF-4.

Mannion, Kristina. "American Buffalo." Back Stage West 14 June 2001: 8.
 
Phillips, Michael. "Theater Review; 'Death Defying Acts': Jokes on Life Support; In an International City production, Allen, May and Mamet Recycle Mostly Tired Laughs. Los Angeles Times 25 June 2001: F-2.

Kelly-Saxenmeyer, Anne. "Edmond." Back Stage West 7 June 2001:11.

The Washington Post, "Contemplating . . . Um . . . Mamet; ' Glengarry Glen Ross' Through Aug. 11 Keegan Theatre." 20 July 2001: 20.

Warfield, Polly. "Glengarry Glen Ross." Back Stage West 21 Sept. 2000: 19.

Reid, Kerry. "Speed-the-Plow [Exit Stage Left, San Francisco]." Back Stage West 18 May 2000: 28.

Gale, Steven H. "An Interview [Actor's Theatre of Louisville]." The David Mamet Review 7 (2000): 5.


Reviews of Mamet's Film: State and Main
"Mamet's Comic Relief." The Washington Post 22 Dec. 2000: T48.

Agresti, Aimee, et al. "State and Main." Premiere Jan 2001: 17.

Bergmann, Mayna. "State and Main." Video Business 7 May 2001: 12.

Cockrell, Eddie. "State and Main." Variety 4 Sept. 2000: 19.

Flatley, Guy. "State and Main." Interview Dec 2000: 58.

Gleiberman, Owen. "The Liars' Club: A Crew of Hollywood Charlatans Invades a Small Town in David Mamet's Hilarious and Biting 'State and Main'." Entertainment Weekly 19 Jan. 2001: 59+.

Holden, Stephen. "Movie Folk, It Turns Out, Are Subject to Venality." The New York Times 22 Dec. 2000: B29(N) pE17(L).

Johnson, Brian D. "Holiday Escapades: Tales of Self-Absorbed Men Enjoying Mid-life Epiphanies Dominate This Season's Fare." Maclean's 25 Dec. 2000:148.

Johnston, Andrew. "State and Main." US Weekly 31 Dec. 2000: 38.

Kauffmann, Stanley. "On Films - Choices, Large and Small." The New Republic 29 Jan. 2001: 28.

Morgenstern, Joe. "State and Main." The Wall Street Journal 22 Dec. 2000: W6.

Newman, Bruce. "State and Main." Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service, Dec 20, 2000 pK6562.

Rainer, Peter. "State and Main." New York 1 Jan. 2001: 80+.

Reginato, James. "Mamet Goes to Main Street." W Dec. 2000: 140.

Roberts, Rex. "Cinema Verite." Insight on the News 1 Jan. 2001: 27.

Ryan, Desmond. "State and Main." Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service, Dec 21, 2000 pK7233.

Simon, John. "Lost and Found." National Review 5 Feb. 2001 v53 i2 pNA.

Sterritt, David. "State and Main." Film Comment Nov. 2000: 74.

Turan, Kenneth. "Writer-Director Mamet Is in a Good Place in 'State and Main'." Los Angeles Times 22 Dec. 2000: F-2.

Wall, James M. “Probing the depths.” The Christian Century, Sept 13, 2000: 932.

(The Video)
Brumley, Al. "`State and Main' stars get gushy over David Mamet." Dallas Morning News 26 June 2001.

King, Susan. "Home Video; A Speechless David Mamet; Writer-director of 'State and Main' Lets the Actors Do All the Talking." Los Angeles Times 21 June 2001: F-14.

"State and Main." The New York Times 15 June 2001: B27(N) pE28(L).

(The book:)

Miller, Barry X. "State and Main." Library Journal 15 March 2001: 87.


Reviews of Film: Lakeboat
Kauffmann, Stanley. "On Films - Stages of Mastery." The New Republic 30 April 2001: 30.

Levy, Emanuel. "Lakeboat." Variety 17 April 2000: 28.

Scott, A. O. "That Poetry of Mamet, Aboard a Boat, Dammit." The New York Times 13 April 2001: B14.

Reviews of the film: Hannibal
Ansen, David. "Knock, Knock. Who's There? A Stylish 'Hannibal' Comes Calling, but Doesn't Deliver." Newsweek 12 Feb. 2001: 56.

Bowman, James. "Hannibal." The American Spectator April 2001: 83+.

Cagle, Jess. "The Bite Stuff: Grab your Chianti. Anthony Hopkins Returns as Hannibal Lecter in the Long-awaited Sequel to The Silence of the Lambs." Time 29 Jan. 2001: 60+.

Johnson, Brian D. "Haute-Cannibal Cuisine: Hannibal's Overcooked; Two Other Tales Dish up Childlike Romance." Maclean's 19 Feb. 2001: 48.
 
Lane, Anthony. "Hannibal." The New Yorker 12 Feb. 2001: 88+.

McCarthy, Todd. "Hannibal." Variety 5 Feb. 2001: 37.

Mitchell, Elvis. "Whetting that Large Appetite for Second Helping." The New York Times 9 Feb. 2001: B10(N); E12(L).

Orr, David. "Script Review: Hannibal." Creative Screenwriting 8.2 (2001): 31-36.

Simon, John. "Ominous Appetites." National Review 5 Mar. 2001 v53 i4
 
Steyn, Mark. "Hannibal." Spectator 17 Feb. 2001: 49.

Travers, Peter. "Hannibal." Rolling Stone 1 Mar. 2001: 56+.

Miscellaneous                                     
Burke, Kathleen. "Review: River Run Cookbook: Southern Comfort from Vermont." Smithsonian June 2001: 124.

 "CBS Teams with Mamet, Morrie Author." Broadcasting & Cable 25 Sept. 2000: 28.

Jensen, Elizabeth. "Television: She Proposes Brainstorming Session, Plans to Invite Spielberg, Mamet and Others in Creative Community. Los Angeles Times 28 April 2000: F-2.
 
King, Susan. "Movies; They're Company Men and Women; Directors Who Rely on a Regular Group of Actors Continue a Tradition Benefiting All Parties." Los Angeles Times 26 Nov. 2000: 20.

Lyman, Rick. "More Sleaze, Please [Actor David Paymer Plays Sleazy Movie Producer in David Mamet's Film 'State and Main']." The New York Times 5 Jan. 2001: B26(N); E27(L).

Nightingale, Benedict. "One Place Where American Talent Gets Respect: London is Going Trans-Atlantic, with Williams, Miller and Mamet Plays and Star turns by Kathleen Turner and Donald Sutherland." The New York Times 25 June 2000: AR4.
                                       
Schiffman, Jean. "Dot-Com Digs [theater productions in San Francisco area]." Back Stage West 8 Feb. 2001: 12.