New England Fall Guide 2007

	Happy endings: Bad news begets good tunes. By Matt Ashare.

	War, peace, and Robert Pinsky: The season’s fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. By John Freeman.

	War zones: Fall films face terror at home and abroad. By Peter Keough.

	BBC? America!: The networks put some English on the fall TV season. By Joyce Millman.

	Turn on the bright lights: Art, women, politics, and food. By Randi Hopkins.

	Singles scene: Local bands dig in with digital. By Will Spitz.

	Locked and loaded: The fall promises a double-barreled blast of gaming greatness. By Mitch Krpata.

	Stage worthies: Fall on the Boston boards. By Carolyn Clay.

	Basstown nights: The new scene emerges; Halloween preparations. By David Day.

	World music: The BSO goes traveling, and Berlin comes to Boston. By Lloyd Schwartz.

	Bounty: The best of the season’s roots, world, folk, and blues. By Ted Drozdowski.

	Busy busy: Something for everyone this fall. By Debra Cash.

	Trane, Joyce Dee Dee, Sco, and more: A jam-packed season of jazz. By Jon Garelick.