Gore Vidal’s reading list for America
The author's recommendations were as brilliant and eccentric as he was
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Revenge, ego and the corruption of Wikipedia
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Obstruction will ruin GOP
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We're living in an Ayn Rand economy
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Jaron Lanier: The Internet destroyed the middle class
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"Jodorowsky's Dune": The sci-fi classic that never was
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Will you marry me -- once you're done peeing?
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My open relationship went awry
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Temple Grandin on DSM-5: "Sounds like diagnosis by committee"
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The man behind Abercrombie & Fitch
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How right-wingers use semantic tricks to kill government
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Paul Krugman’s right: Austerity kills. "In an economy where we’re all in the same boat, one person’s spending is another person’s income. So when the government cuts spending, it reduces people’s income, leading to less business, more unemployment, and a vicious spiral of slowing down the economy."
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Virginia state Sen. Mark Obenshain wants to send women to jail who don't report their miscarriages to the police
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Heather Laine Talley: Zelda Wasn't 'Crazy': How What You Don't Know About Fitzgerald Tells Us Something About 'Crazy' Women, Then and Now -
Joe Satran: Who's Winning The 'Game Of Thrones'? -
Neil Thrun: 'Tender Shreds' Explores Jewish Sexuality And Politics - Hollye Harrington Jacobs: Playing Reverse Dodge Ball After a Cancer Diagnosis
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Vanessa Cunningham: Get Some Guts: Go After What You Want!
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Diane Gilman: Baby Boomers: A New Life-Construct -- From "Invisible to Invincible!" -
Susan Gregory Thomas: Why Divorced Boomer Moms Don't Deserve The Bad Rap -
British Nanny Offered An Annual Salary Of $200,000 -
Arianna Huffington: What I Did (and Didn't Do) On My Summer Vacation -
Vivian Diller, Ph.D.: Maybe Happiness Begins At 50
