This page links to articles and interviews with or about Dar Williams.
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• A "snapshot" of Dar written by  her new managent for the press (Nov. 2006)
  
• The press release from Razor and Tie on the release of My Better Self.
  
• The press release from Scholastic Books on the release of Dar's first book Amalee
  
• The press release from Razor and Tie on the release of Beauty of the Rain
  
• The press release from Razor and Tie on the release of Out There Live.
•  A Dar biography, culled from sources all over the place and the veritable cornucopia of information I have in my head about her career.
• Dar is a big supporter of mpower, musicians for mental health. This link takes you to an interview with Dar about mental health on the mpower website. There is also a short clip of Dar speaking about it.
  
• Former booking agent Fleming/Tamulevich's Dar biography from July 2000.
• Dar's Lilith Fair bio. I think it's from 1997. There's some quotes from Dar.
• Note from Charlie Hunter, Dar's former manager, about her first signing with Razor and Tie in 1994.
  

• The song-by-song for 2000's  The Green World
• Dar's gives her song-by-song take on 1997's End of The Summer

• "Dar Williams show like a homecoming,"  by Chris Dondoros from The Repbulican (Massachusettes), April 10, 2008.
  

•  "Better Things" is a short little interview with Dar in the Eugene (Oregon) Weekly. By Suzi Steffen, February 1, 2007
•  "Singer brings 'Better Self' Williams keeping in tune with the environment" by Jon Gilbertson from the February 22, 2007 Milwaukee Journal Sentinal.
•  Dar's February 25, 2007 interview on WNUR radio with host Ron Lewis is available as a podcast. The show includes the premier of the song The Easy Way.
•  This article is mostly about student anti-war protests at SUNY New Paltz but Dar is mentioned. Students say they're fed up with war by Eleni Kostopoulos in the New Paltz Oracle, March 15, 2007.
• "Dar Williams not overwhelmed by the mother load," in the Trenton, NJ Times talks about Dar turning 40 and much more. March 30, 2007 (no byline).
  
•  "At local church, Dar Williams sings for peace," has a bit of Dar interview, a bit of concert rehash from her show in Princeton on March 31 and some comments from members of the audience. By Owen Fletcher in the Daily Princetonian, Monday, April 2, 2007.
•  "Live, like a refugee," is a short Q&A in Chronogram Magazine. By Robert Burke, October 29, 2007
• A short interview with Dar from the Fairfield, Ct. Mirror.  "Discover folk darling Dar Williams," by Marie Montgomery, November 1, 2007.
  

• Big Dar fan Paul Mepschen in the Netherlands  has written the first Dar article of 2006. It's in Dutch and entitled ’Raak niet verdoofd!’ and ran in the January/February 2006 issue of Heaven magazine.
• One of the rare articles about Dar that's been published recently is this one entitled "Self-Made Woman" from the St. Louis, Mo.,  Riverfront Times. April 5, 2006.
• There's a "Dar Williams Interview" in the June 2006 issue of The Progressive, a peace and justice magazine. She discusses politics, My Better Self and more with Matthew Rothschild.
• There's an article from the Westchester, NY The Journal News about the benefits for Democratic Congressional candidate John Hall that Dar did with Jackson Browne and Pete Seeger. "Guitar Heavyweights jam for candidate Hall" by Susan Elan, June 4, 2006.
  
• "Think Locally, Act Vocally" is an article by Walter Tunis in the Lexington, Ky. Herald Leader, June 11, 2006
• An article in the Chicago Tribune, called "Fans, readers hang on Williams' every word," gives a bit of insight into how Dar got into writing kids' books and talks about Lights, Camera, Amalee, her latest book. By Chrissie Dickinson, July 23, 2006.
• "Dar Williams brings 'Better Self' to Crier" is a short article from the Times-Herald Record in the Hudson Valley. August 11, 2006.
•  "Playtime With room to dream in childhood" was published in the Lowell, Ma. Sun on August 18, 2006 by Christine Phelan.
•  "Two visions of song" is an interesting article that compares Dar and Ferron's backgrounds and how it affects their songwriting. Both were appearing at the Ottawa Folk Festival, hence the basis for the article. By Patrick Langston, The Ottawa Citizen, August 19, 2006.
• Justice Through Music has a series of interviews with Dar that have been done over the past year or so where she discusses politics, her music and more. Links to them are here.
•  Dar is quoted in an article about John Hall being elected to Congress. "Guitarist resonates with N.Y. voters"  from the Los Angeles Times, November 24, 2006.
  
•  A short Q&A with Dar in the Portland Herald Press entitled "Songs to Books" by Aimsel L. Ponti, December 7, 2006.
  

•  The first article about Dar's new CD My Better Self appeared July 21, 2005 on Rolling Stones website. Dar Covers Niel, Floyd by Brian Orloff.
• Dar appeared on Air America's Morning Sedition show on August 4, 2005. You can hear the archive of the show here. Her segment starts at about 1:35.
  
• Dar takes the WFUV pop quiz. September 2005
• Foster's Online from Dover, NH has an interview with Dar. The first of many, I would suggest, from Better Self tour. Dar Williams brings her 'better self' to Exeter by Ryan Alan, Sunday Sept. 18, 2005
• Motherhood leads Williams to her less intentional self  is a short article by Scott Alarik from the Boston Globe. Sept. 22, 2005.
  
• Seeking a better World is an article from the San Francisco Chronicle by J. Poet,  Oct. 9, 2005.
• Dar talks about My Better Self and gets political in this November 2, 2005 interview on Progressive Radio.
• An amusing article with a boring title from the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle, Dar Williams performs tonight at Water Street by Jeff Spevak, Nov. 10, 2005.
  
• A short article in the Pittsburgh Tribune Revue; Williams puts topical spin in new CD by Alan Sculley, Nov. 10, 2005.
• Dar's interview on CKUT on Novebmer 28, 2005 is in the station's archives. Her songs are played throughout the show but the interview is short and starts about 2/3 of the way through. Go here and click on "dykes on mykes" in the pulldown menu.
• A quick hit in Toronto's Metro about Dar's first job. November 29, 2005.
  
• Eye on the Empire is in the University of Toronto's Varsity newspaper. By Tabassum Siddiqui, November 29, 2005.
  
• Dar Williams makes brave choices is from The Ottawa Sun by Allan Wigney, November 30, 2005.
• Creating a better self is not the best article but it's an interview with Dar  in the November 30, 2005 issue of Toronto's York University's Excalibur newspaper. Written by Mike Grasso.
  

• Dar's End of the Summer is included in a list of back to school tunes that includes Pink Floyd's Another Brick in The Wall and “Hot for Teacher” by Van Halen. By Michael Venture on MSNBC. August 31, 2004
•  Inching Forward is the first real interview with Dar since George W. Bush was re-elected, much to her chagrin. It's a Q&A style article by Brita Brundage in the Fairfield County Weekly. November 18, 2004.
• A preview with a bit of an interview: Dar Williams keeps up a social commentary  by Karen Iris Tucker in the Bergen Record.  November 19, 2004.
  

•  There's a pretty good article by Jason A. Killingsworth in Paste Magazine's January 2003 issue. It's called The Beauty of Living. Dar talks about the new CD and life in general.
•  Here's an article from a local music store mag, Manifesto, from Rasputin Music in Berkeley, Ca. (Feb 2003). It's called Dar Williams exhibits all of her considerable talents on her dark and gorgeous new album, by j poet. There's an intersting bit about Dar's Enron stocks being used to support the SET.
•  The Washington Blade has an article The Beauty of Dar : Dar Williams, a straight shooter and honorary lesbian, talks to the Blade about her music, by Jen Mabe, Feb. 21, 2003. It's a weird one, not to mention many of Dar's fans knew she was straight before The Advocate told us!
•  Dar Williams 'Beauty' Drizzles Down is an article in the Georgetown University Hoya from February 21, 2003 by Nicole Diament.
  
•  Music Connection Magazine has a lengthy feature on Dar by Jonathan Widram. March 16, 2003.
  
• Dar was a guest on the NPR show The Infinite Mind: Depression in the Brain in the last week of March. She spoke about being depressed in college and the song After All. The whole show is no longer available online but here's a link to an MP3 of the Dar portion of the show.
  
• You can hear Dar's March interview on the Acoustic Cafe radio program online at mlive.com.
• The Decision that Almost Derailed Her Career is a Q&A interview from Music Connection magazine by  Jonathan Widram, March 3-16, 2003.
  
• Delicate Downpour: A conversation with Dar Williams, conducted by Tim Pulice in Inside Borders magazine, April 2003
•  Dar Williams' "Slow Beauty" is an article by Brian Orloff from a fabulous music, art, culture website called Neumu. April 4, 2003
• The Hampshire Gazette, from Western Massachusetts, has an article called Patience shows its beauty for Dar Williams in the April 10, 2003 issue.
• Another solid article from Scott Alarik of the Boston Globe appeared in the April 11, 2003 issue.
• City living changes the way Dar Williams sees the world and music, By Rashod D. Ollison, The Baltimore Sun, April 17, 2003.  This same article also ran in the Kansas City Star, and the Everett, Wash., Daily Herald.
  
•   Williams Slams Industry is a story from the Fredricksburg, Virginia, newspaper which talks about how  the entertainment industry stifles dissent. There's an error in it though: Dar doesn't own her Razor and Tie, she is one of the artists on that independant label. By Michael Zitz, April 18, 2003.
• Dar Williams takes her time for beautiful CD 'Rain' is a short piece by Wendy Case in the Detroit News. April 18, 2003
  
• Dar Williams spreading a little 'beauty' on tour is a pretty good article from the Chicago Sun-Times. April 20, 2003 by Dave Hoekstra.
• Folkie Williams thrives on N.Y. Bustle is a story from Milwaukee Journal Sentinel April 21, 2003 by Dave Tianen.  This article also ran in the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette under the headline Country girl Dar Williams finds charms in city’s nature on May 6, 2003.
•   Dar Williams Moves to the Mainstream from the Salt Lake Tribune. By Christy Karras, May 2, 2003. 
• There's a mention of Dar in The Boulder, Co., Daily Camera column by Sebastian. May 2, 2003.
  
• There's a shortie called Dar Williams keeps logging the tour miles on the liveDaily website. By Rob Evans, May 5, 2003.
• There's an article from the San Francisco Bay-area Mercury News called Singer makes the most of collaborations by Jon Matsumoto, May 9, 2003. (Lost article - if anyone has a copy, please e-mail us).
  
• Here's a press release on the Solar Electric Light Fund's draw for a trip to Bhutan that is being given away as part of the promotional work Dar is doing with the group.
• FolkWax e-zine had an interview by Kerry Dexter with Dar, FolkWax sittin' in with Dar Williams, in the May 14, 2003 issue.
• Dar Williams At Home on the Road and the World by Greg Reifsteck from Campus Circle, May 2003.
• There's a shortie piece in the Nashville City Paper by Ron Wynne, May 28, 2000
• There's a June 2003 interview and some songs with Dar on New Jersey radio station WBJB's web site.
• Dar's live June 16, 2003 appearance on the Woodsongs radio show is now up in their archives. It's a video of the live radio taping plus more. It's in Windows Media and you can't fast forward through it, so it's like watching it live all over again. This link will take you to the details page - at the top of it is a link to go back to the show listings - click on that and look for show #261.
  
• The MIT Tech newspaper ran a nice long and interesting Q&A interview with Dar called the Beauty of Dar by Keith J. Winstein. June 18, 2003.
• Read the official press release for The Songwriters Tour Dar is doing with Mary Chapin Carpenter, Shawn Colvin, and Patty Griffin. August 4, 2003.
  
• Folsky is as folksy does is article from the Vail Daily. August 4, 2003 by Wren Wertin.
• There isa short and sweet article on Dar, Dar Williams Fuels her music with curiosity, in the August 9, 2003 edition of the Edmonton Journal by Todd Babiak.
  
• Dar is quoted in an article in the Colorado Daily that's mainly about the local Folks Festival. A singer/songwriter's paradise by Wendy Cale, August 10, 2003. 
• Dar Williams has a knack for life was the cover article, by Steve Baylin, of the August 21, 2003 issue of the Ottawa Xpress weekly entertainment newspaper.
  
• The Ottawa Citizen ran an interview with Dar as a preview to her headlining the first Thursday night show of the Ottawa Folk Festival. Hanging on to her dreams, by Lynne Saxberg, August 21, 2003.
• The following day, August 22, 2003,  the Ottawa Citizen ran a review of her show with some of her pithy onstage comments.
•  4 Singer Songwriters Team Up for Tour is the first article about the Songwriter Tour Dar is doing with Mary Chapin Carpenter, Shawn Colvin, and Patty Griffin. By Jay Lustig, Newark, N.J., Star-Ledger, September 12, 2003.
• The St. Paul Star Tribune has a piece on the Songwriter Tour,  Four on the floor, in which Dar talks about going shopping with the gals. By John Bream, October 12, 2003.
  
• Pop Matters has an interview with Dar. Dar Williams, the happy tortoise, 13 October 2003, by Jennifer Bendery.
  
• Dar Williams and fellow songsters make harmony appeared in the Cleveland Plain Dealer on October 17, 2003. By Michael Sangiacomo.
• Four formidadle females raise voices has amusing biographies of the members of the Songwriter Tour. October 24, 2003, Charlotte, N.C.
• Williams is inspired and intimidated by tourmates by Christine Hawes from the Sarasota Herald Tribune. October 41, 2003
  
•  Melody Alderman has a review of the Singer Songwriter show in Seattle on Northwest Music  Scene. While ordinarily the library doesn't have reviews, this one tells the tale of Dar letting her fans know she's pregnant with her first child. There are also a bunch of photos and other links you can browse through at the same time. November 16, 2003
  

• The first article of the year in the Charlottesville Daily Progress with quite a bit of information on what Dar is up to at the moment. By Kate Andrews, Jan. 18, 2002.
• EXCLUSIVE At the end of January, Dar talked candidly with DarWilliams.Net in a special interview to get her fans up to date with what she's doing these days. It's all on one page but was originally posted in parts: Part I - Part II - Part III - Part IV
• Teen Magazine has a feature called The Best You've Never Heard Of and there's a short article on Dar, "the best singer you've never heard of." There's one glaring error and that's the inclusion of Keepers of Time as one of Dar's CDs. In fact, there is no such recording, that was one of the early names for End of the Summer. January 2002.
• Dar was on the Democracy Now!  radio show on the Pacifica network on Friday, Jan. 25th.  You can listen to the interview and a few songs here. You'll need RealAudio.
• As Cool As She Is by Jeff Cannon for the Indiana Daily Student. Jeff did a little bit of an interview with your friendly webmaster, so I'm quoted in there right along with Dar. March 28, 2002.
• Dar was on the NPR show Marketplace on April 12, 2002,  in a show about the "alternative" vs. corporate music business. The show mainly discusses house concerts but Dar talks specifically  about how the internet brought her a significant amount of support and exposure and boosted her career. Click here for the archives. It's at about 20 minutes in.
• An article in the Washington Post about the US Supreme Court has small bit on Dar's private performance for Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. By Charles Lane, May 6, 2002.
• Dar's appearance on radio station WNYC's Soundcheck on July 30 is available at online.  She is on for the first 19 minutes of the show and plays After All and Fishing In The Morning.
• The New York Times magazine has an article called Queer as Folk about lesbians and folk music. It's long  . . . Dar is interviewed somewhere near the bottom. By David Hadju, August 18, 2002. You have to register (free) to read the New York Times online.
• Here is Dar's response to the Queer as Folk article. It was never published, although sent as a letter to the editor to the NYT magazine. September 16, 2002.
• Here is a scan of the page with a photo and small blurb that includes Dar. It was in the Nov. 2002 music issue of Vanity Fair magazine.

• A short story in the Peterborough (Ontario) Examiner written by your webmistress Gail J. Cohen. Published Jan. 26, 2001.
•  Nobody's Yoko Ono from the Ottawa Sun. By Ian Nathanson , Jan. 25, 2001. There's a couple of factual errors but what can you do.
• Fighting for free speech by Sam McManis in the San Francisco Chronicle, Feb. 23, 2001. There's a great quote from Dar at the end of this piece.
•  Dar Williams' CD produces grace notes, March 4, 200, by Scott McLennan in the Worcester, Ma. Telegram.  (This link is down at the moment).
• Dar comes out as a total straight girl in this article from the Washington Blade. March 23, 2001 by Kristina Campbell.
• Go Ahead, Say It by Amy Kroin is a Valley Advocate interview with Dar about her upcoming appearance in the stage production of the Vagina Monologues. It's also got an interview with Eve Ensler, creator of VM.
• Dirty Linen magazine had a hilarious article on Folk Toys. Here's the Dar part. It's our favourite singer as you've never seen her before. From the April/May 2001 issue.
• Dar is the cover girl for the June/July issue of Dirty Linen magazine. There's an excerpt of the interview posted on the magazine's website.
• Dar talks about learning guitar and how she goes about making music in this August 27, 2001 interview for guitarnoise.com by Laura Lasley.
• A Q&A with Dar by Peter Bate on the Americana UK website, September 2001.
• Dar talks about her faith in an interview with Beliefnet.com. October 2001 by Rebecca Phillips.
• Dar Williams: Out There Living is an interview on the online 'zine for indy music Splendid. It's from 2001 sometime around when The Green World Came out. I believe the interview was done by Theodore Defosse, a founding member of Blue Man Group.
• Dar talks about living in New York, September 11, Another Mystery, growing up and more in an interview with the San Francisco Gate. She's 'Out There,' Oct. 16, 2001 by J. Poet.
• Building a career slowly but surely is from the San Francisco Bay-area Mercury News. By Paul Freeman, October 19, 2001.  (Lost article - if anyone has a copy, please e-mail us)
• Folk singer pokes fun at herself and the world by Christina McCarroll in The Christian Science Monitor, November 2, 2001.
• Dar to be different is an article from the gay and lesbian magazine The Advocate. by Karen Iris Tucker, November 6, 2001
• A road well travelled by David Freak on the The Birmingham (England) Post's website, November 19, 2001.
• Dar joins BBC4 Woman's Hour to explain more about the inspiration behind the album, and performs songs from The Green World live in the studio. You'll need RealPlayer to listen. November 27, 2001.
• BBC News Online has a piece about Dar by William Gallagher (who used darwilliams.net for research, so go read it!) called Dar's Words Say It All. December 19, 2001.
• Here's another Q&A with Dar on the American UK site. By Mark Whitfield, December 2001.
  

• The Wall Street Journal has an article on the end of the collaboration Cry Cry Cry. By James Ring Adams, January 17, 2000.
  
• A really great interview on the radio show Public Interest at WAMU,  the station in Washington, D.C. Dar joined guest host Frank Stasio for an hour of live music and conversation. Aired March 6, 2000.
• Culture over Commerce, an interview done with Dar before the 2000 Winnipeg Folk Festival in July. By Rachel Stone.
• The New York Times had an article about Dar and the Falcon Ridge Folk Festival on July 16, 2000. Written by E. Kyle Minor.
• Dar Williams courts the masses  in Billboard magazine. Article by Carla Hay appeared in the Aug. 5, 2000 issue. This is the link to Billboard.com's on-line version, which is slightly different/shorter than the print version, which I will have up shortly.
• Dar Williams Offers Entry To The Green World posted on sonicnet Aug. 15, 2000, by Kerry Dexter.
• Time Out New York had an article on Dar in the August 17-24 issue. Americana beauty is written by Stephen McGill. Dar 'comes out' as a straight girl (There's a BIG surprise. Pay attention!)
• Dar Williams is wiser about coming of age By Scott Alarik, who has known Dar for years, in the Boston Globe August 20, 2000.
• New York Newsday has a Fast Chat with Dar Williams from August 20, 2000.
• Dar did a one-hour online chat through Borders on August 21, 2000. Click here for the transcript.
• Dar's August 20, 2000 appearance on Vin Scelsca's Idiot's Delight has her playing lots of tunes and chatting for hours with Vin.
• Dar's sister Julie wrote a piece on her former teacher that appeared in the August 24, 2000, in the San Jose Mercury News. It mentions Dar.
• Dar is quoted in an article on Salon about legislative amendments and sound recordings as work for hire. By Eric Boehlert, Aug. 28, 2000.
• An article from Mother Jones on-line from September 2000.
• A Q&A with Dar on Barnes and Noble's web site. By Kerry Dexter. September 2000.
• A fabulous article on and with Dar in the Boston Phoenix. Sept. 14, 2000 by Wayne Robins.
• Dar's chat session from September 14th, 2000 on XPN/Public Conversation is available online.
• Talking to Dar Williams by Pamela Burger appeared in the Brown Daily Herald on Sept. 15, 2000.
• Toronto's entertainment weekly Now Magazine had a story in which Dar talks about dedicated fans and her 'uncertain' sexuality. By Kim Hughes, Sept. 21, 2000.
• An article from the Cleveland Plain Dealer from Sept. 23, 2000 by Michael SanGiancomo.
• An Honest Room So Green: A conversation with Dar Williams on the World Class Rock website. Sept. 2000. It's really long.
• A short and amusing online Q & A with Dar on chickclick.com.  Sept. 2000.
• Rockin'RonD's interview with Dar Williams from the Music Matters Review. Sept. 2000.
• A Q&A at femmusic.com. Dar talks about how she writes her songs, her experiences making TGW, and specifically comments on I Had No Right, Yoko Ono and Another Mystery. Oct. 2000.
• There's a decent interview with Dar done in the fall of 2000 for mote magazine online. It's a very chatty kind of interview by Gabino Travassos and Dar even uses some colourful language!! It also has a section from a live radio interview Travassos did for an Edmonton, Alberta, radio station in 1998.
• Yahoo has a full-length concert video and a 15 minute online interview at broadcast.com. Not sure of the date but it was done during The Green World tour some time in the fall of 2000 at the Gypsy Tea Room in Dallas.
• Realizing Magic, an interesting article in the Tucson Weekly where Dar talks about fame, and especially her level of fame. By David Ryder, Oct. 12-18, 2000.
• A No-Holds Bard Lesson for Williams from the Los Angeles Times by Randy Lewis. Oct. 13, 2000.
• Williams takes ‘70s style for a spin, BY J.D. Considine, Los Angeles Times-Washington Post News Service. This version ran in The Herald, Calgary, Alberta. Oct. 25, 2000.
• Green Party: A child of the liberal folk movement, Dar Williams isn't above rocking out by Aaron Howard in the Houston Press, Oct. 26, 2000.
• Dar Williams: Happy in 'The Green World' By Rick Bird The Cincinnati Post, Nov. 3, 2000.
• Mighty Rushes of Truth in Sojouners, a liberal Christian magazine, by Kimberly Burge, Nov. 3 edition.
•  Williams explores the scary is a short interview done before Dar's show in Vancouver, B.C. By John P. McLaughlin, The Province, November 5, 2000.
•  Dar's interview and performance on KANU radio from Lawrence, KS, is archived and can be streamed via RealAudio. Go to KANU's homepage and click on the link to the Trail Mix show.
•  An interview with Dar in the Massachusettes-based gay weekly Bay Windows. From the Nov. 16-22 issue.
• Dar did an interview in Lawrence, Kansas, with Bob McWilliam's on KANU-FM's Trail Mix show sometime in the fall of 2000. Here's the link to RealAudio versions of the interview.
•  Dar Williams - "I Don't Want to Be Another Mystery" is the first article written in Dutch that's been posted to DarWilliams.net.  Nov-Dec 2000 by Paul Mepschen.

• An on-line interview with Dar, I'm suspecting from 1999, in which she talks about the evolution of her career. It's from connect2music.com.
• Listen to the Feb. 8, 1999 edition of Michigan Live's Acoustic Cafe featuring Cry, Cry, Cry.
• Natural Woman, an interview in the Winter 1999 Hemp Times. It was done as a result of Dar's song Play the Greed being included on the CD Hempilation 2: Free the Weed. Written by John Howell.
• Dar is quoted in an article from CNN on web music. From Correspondent Rick Lockridge. March 3, 1999.
• HABITAT, an article written BY Dar in the October/November 1999 issue of Ms. magazine. It's shaped kind of like a house and I hope when you go to the link that it still looks that way!

• From the University of Toronto's Varsity Review, there's an article by Gabe Sawhney from Jan. 15, 1998.
• The Ottawa Citizen has two articles by Lynn Saxberg from January 1998 about Dar. 1 2
• New York Times Magazine from January 1998 has an article called Catching Up With Cry Cry Cry by Ralph DiGennaro.
• The Victoria (B.C.) Times Colonist has a story about Joan Baez that talks about Dar. It was written by John Rogers of the Associated Press and ran Feb. 22, 1998.
• Pollstar article about Dar. This is different because it takes the point of view of Dar IN the music business. It's out of date now, written Feb. 23, 1998, but an interesting perspective nonetheless. There's also a really cool photo of her that I've not seen anywhere else. Double click on the top photo of her when you're reading the article.
•  Belonging to the movement of folk music, an online article at Spank, a magazine on youth culture, by editor Robin Thompson. June 1998. 
• There's a transcript of the Borders.com chat with Dar, Richard Shindell and Lucy Kaplansky about Cry Cry Cry. It's from Nov. 18, 1998. (Lost article - if anyone has a copy, please e-mail us)
• Planes, Trains, Automobiles and Beyond is an article by Dar Williams in Performing Songwriter about life on the road. November 1998.
• The Calgary Herald ran a story on Cry Cry Cry. The interview is actually with Richard Shindell. It's by By Ben Wener of Knight Ridder Newspapers and ran in Dec. 1998.

• Cool As Can Be by Lucy O'Brien. From the English lesbian magazine Diva's December 1996/January 1997 issue.
• An article from the Village Voice in the Winter of 1997.
• Rolling Stone webcast recorded at The Park West in Chicago on Mar. 10, 1997.
• Tower Record's magazine Pulse had an article mostly about the soon-to-be released End of the Summer. April 1997.
• The power of good songs article by Tim Sheridan on Launch.com. Written shortly after End of the Summer was released.
• An article from Billboard magazine in June 1997
<> A Rising Voice in Folk Music from the Philadelphia Inquirer by By Faith Quintavell. July 18, 1997.

• <>C'mon get Happy: Dar Wins Battle with Depression by David Veitch, Calgary Sun, July 26, 1997
• From The Music Matters Review interview with Dar in August 1997, there's an excerpt about If I Wrote You.
•  There's a piece about Dar's performance (see 6 p.m.)  at Lilith Fair in the daily press release from Aug. 19, 1997 in Milwaukee, Wisc.
  
• From the Oregon Voice, an interview from October 1997. Dar Williams: "Ani DiFranco meets Doris Day" by Chris O'Connor.
• An article by Vickie Gilmer from the St. Paul Pioneer Press in October 1997.
• An article about Dar's success through the Internet from the Christian Science Monitor, Oct. 20, 1997. Written by Jef Scoville.

•   Dar Williams: Magic and Music by Beth Winegarner, originally published in ROCKRGRL sometime in 1996.
  
• As long as she's got noise, she's fine.  Written in 1996 by Glenn McDonald. Thanks to Mark Woodworth for the link. He calls the article "a truly great deconstruciton on Dar Williams."
• This appeared in the April 19, 1996 Cheers section of the Pasadena newspaper PLAYWRIGHT TURNS TO FOLK SINGING. By Heidi Seigmund Cuda

•  An article in the online magazine the Kerrville Kronikle. The inte view with Dar Williams was conducted in her dressing room at Labatt's Apollo, Manchester on the afternoon of Sunday 21st October 1995. A few hours later, Dar made her British stage debut supporting Joan Baez. This is the online version but I believe the two-part interview can be purchased in back issues from the Kronikle's homepage. 

• Finding a new approach is an early interview with Dar in Performing Songwriter magazine. By Scott Alarik. Sept./Oct. 1994.

• Dar's intro to the book Backstage Pass: Interviews With Women in Music.

• A DarWilliams.Net exclusive interview with Canadian singer-songwriter Jim Bryson, the opening act for Dar's Nov/Dec 2001 tour of the UK.
• Dan Nooter's essay on The Green World.