Paranoia: Fear for connoisseurs Welcome to a special week's worth of articles on the darkness that strikes deep, takes hold and never lets go.
By Douglas Cruickshank [02/12/01]

Bunker fever Y2K never quite happened. When you're paranoid, that's a tough pill to swallow.
By Katharine Mieszkowski [02/12/01]

Who's watching who? Salon's TV critic picks the 10 most paranoid TV shows of all time.
By Joyce Millman [02/12/01]

Bring back the bomb! Nuclear paranoia fit perfectly with my adolescence in the '80s. Then one day, while I was writhing in the gutter, it simply stopped.
By Dana Hull [02/13/01]

They've been watching us all along From Joan of Arc to Oliver Stone, society has perfected the art of worrying about nothing.
By King Kaufman [02/13/01]

It's a plot Salon's book editors pick the 10 most paranoid tomes of all time.
By Laura Miller and Maria Russo [02/13/01]

Do you love me, or am I just paranoid? Consider, if you will, how romance is like a marauding bear, but also not.
By Carina Chocano [02/14/01]

You don't say The 10 remarks most likely to catch your attention -- and not in a good way.
By Carina Chocano [02/14/01]

Riding the Cottonmouth Express -- to hell Some passengers looked up; others were oblivious. Me, I wondered how they were going to ship my corpse back East.
By Chris Colin [02/15/01]

Name that tune -- before it names you Salon's music critics pick the 10 most paranoid compositions of all time.
Salon Arts & Entertainment staff [02/15/01]

Caliparanoia dreamin' The Golden State's helter-skelter soul has long been the fertile crescent of fear, but we're moving on now -- to something worse.
By Anthony York [02/16/01]

Now playing at the angstplex A Salon film critic picks her 10 favorite paranoia-inducing movies.
By Stephanie Zacharek [02/16/01]