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Culture (page 3701)

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Alt -- our weekly guide to the best (and worst) of the alternative press

Bosnian writer prefers Chicago, thanks; Peter Handke likes Serbs

Eat bad things, live longer: An American expat learns the French art of "sensuous zest"

"The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon": Stephen King bats .900

Linux needs help! User manuals are uncool. But without them, is free software doomed?

Anne Lamott: You're never too old to be a flower girl

And now for something completely different: Conservative British philosopher Roger Scruton sued by the Pet Shop Boys

Kaitlin Quistgaard

More power to low-power! FCC considers opening up radio airwaves

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Grace Metalious

"Peyton Place": Did Grace Metalious have her own secret sin?

"Scared Straight!" revisited: Just when you thought it was safe to be a juvenile offender

"The World Through a Monocle": How the New Yorker reflected the racial jitters and sexism of affluent liberals

Nothing Personal: People's choice -- Oprah over Al; spray-on Viagra; Sen. Nancy Reagan?

"Goodbye Lover": A lively piece of nastiness

Travel Advisor: Caribbean bargains, London flats, Costa del Sol classics

Donald D. Groff

Rogues' Gallery: Weird mob hit in Japan; Italians outlaw doing it in the road

Douglas Cruickshank

Hitting bottom: A sane person's guide to a nervous breakdown

Steven Scott Smith

Buried alive: New Yorkers flock to stare at magician David Blaine

Benedict Cosgrove

Can children be evil? Confronting the unthinkable

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Book Bag: Frances Mayes on how her amazing success has changed her life

David Blaine's tricky treats; HBO's grim "Black Tar Heroin"

Sea, sex and ... William Vollmann? Club Med tempts vacationers with pale, bitter novelists

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