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Sean Elder: A journalist's novel that's the talk of the town

Sarah Vowell: Like, totally Brontk: The WB's dramas are about fragmented families, not teen sex.

Books Log: New rock tell-all zaps Jagger, Stewart, Sting

Donald Antrim's "The Verificationist": Aching emotional nakedness seen from the ceiling of a pancake house

Ivory Tower: School days contest winner

Camille Paglia: Wake up! Is this Cloud-Cuckoo-Land?

Blue Glow: Secrets of lost Beatles on VH1; "Secrets of Lost Empires" on "Nova"

"The Cluetrain Manifesto"

Thomas Scoville

From the New Yorker to the rez: Salon interviews Ian Frazier

Dear Mr. Blue: Can a selfishly hedonistic guy find true domestic happiness after a life of frivoli

Garrison Keillor

Music: Khan's dark, brooding techno indulges a musician with a dozen faces

Michelle Goldberg

Primary duds: Mr. Blackwell on the best and worst-dressed presidential candidates

Brilliant Careers: Tom Wolfe

Not your average daddy's girl: Director Sofia Coppola on her adaptation of "The Virgin Suicides," her proud father and Vinc

Down so many times: How Teri Thornton went from the "greatest voice since Ella Fitzgerald" to a nobody -- and back

Ian Frazier's "On the Rez": An instant American classic

Blue Glow: Lindsay's folks read her diary on "Freaks & Geeks"; HBO docu "Children in War"

Technology Log: Goodbye battery, hello fuel cell

View From the Top: "Mobile commerce" is coming, says Phone.com CEO Alain Rossmann

Ivory Tower: Violence studies is mobbed by students eager to shred "Pulp Fiction" and deconstruct date rape

Annie Murphy Paul

Music: Indie rock's last great hope, Modest Mouse, makes one final peep

Entertainment Log: Who wants short shorts? Fueled by the Internet, the short-film boom hits Sundance.

"The Delicious Grace of Moving One's Hand": Timothy Leary, stoned on sex

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