Article III Project founder Mike Davis on Steve Bannon's "War Room" podcast: MIKE DAVIS: As we've talked about for years on your show, Steve, the constitution is a loan agreement between we the people ...

Mike Davis has terminal cancer. But his big worry is what is happening to our world Mike Davis, right, author of “City of Quartz,” is seen with actor Viggo Mortensen in 2004.

He’ll go down as the most influential California chronicler since Charles Fletcher Lummis, who was the 19th century sunshine to Davis’ 20th century noir, to borrow one of Mike’s most famous ...

“A lot of writers are tired of Mike Davis being rewarded again and again, culminating in the MacArthur fellowship, for telling the world what a terrible place L.A. is,” Kevin Starr, California ...

Mike Davis, who died Tuesday ... Eton-educated Anderson saw the promise in the truck-driving student from Southern California, and in 1980 Mike accepted Anderson’s offer of a full-time job at ...

His warnings of ecological and social breakdown have proved accurate. But with months to live, Davis is anything but defeated For decades, the southern California writer Mike Davis has obsessively ...

When author and historian Mike Davis died, it sent waves of grief across Southern California. And in San Diego, where he lived up until his death, some of those waves washed ashore in his family home.

After burning his draft card, in Oakland, to protest President Lyndon B. Johnson’s deployment of U.S. troops to the Dominican Republic, Mike Davis arrived in Los Angeles. It was 1965. He wasn ...

Annie Wells x77020 –– – 076320.CA.0117.et–reynol Mike Davis, the LA watcher and author of City of Quartz, is known for being a doom and gloom soothsayer of the city 's future.