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Down for the count: When the neighbors fight, the kids come running to my house

Music: Chrissie Hynde is back on the chain gang with the hardest-working Pretenders album in years

"The Metaphysical Touch": Wounded intellectuals in cyberspace

Pearls among swine: Genuine unpublished Nabokov gems may be hidden among fakes

Rosebud: In his last column for Salon, Poniewozik ponders last words -- and defends the media against its critics

James Poniewozik

When diagnosed with cancer I learned: Laugh every day

Promotional intelligence: How a journalist distorted a scholarly idea -- and ended up a CEO.

Annie Murphy Paul

Udderly erotic! Kahlza milks the sex angle. Plus: In through the, uh, backdoor, the way they do it Down Under

Douglas Cruickshank

Silicon Follies: Kiki's salon -- no "cyber-talk," please!

Thomas Scoville

Midnight at the oasis: Once upon a time in the Sinai desert

Still insatiable: Porn legend Marilyn Chambers makes a steamy comeback

Rewind: Richard Lester, director of the Beatles' movies

NT beats Linux

Alt: It's Gay Pride's 30th anniversary! So where are all the lesbians?

Blue Glow: "Another World" signs off: ex-Playboy Bunnies remember "The Bunny Years"

The search for high-tech soul: Two new novels set in Silicon Valley

Music: Guitar Wolf's hot-rod garage trash howls like a jet engine

Alex Pappademas

Making book: Salon's 20 most marketable writers under 40

Slaughterhouse Lit: J.M. Coetzees animal-rights tract, "The Lives of Animals," won't convince anyone that meat is murder

Douglas Cruickshank

"Eminent Maricones": Celebrating Hispanic gay lit

Without a net: Can a journalist and a trapeze artist leap from erotic acrobatics to marriage?

Tight genes: Maybe homosexuality isn't bred in the bone

Technology Log: At Po Bronson's book party, Valley elite meet, greet, and eat greasy quesadillas

Excerpt from Po Bronson's "Nudist": When programmers' vacations come first

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