Dave Eggers is back -- sort of -- with a lively new monthy magazine from his McSweeney's team that attacks poison-pen literary cynics. So do we dare criticize the Believer?

Trump's rhetoric has inspired millions of disaffected voters to become "true believers" of his presidency

Why isn't there a DVD of "The Dead"? What's the future of Liverpool lit? And can Nick Hornby really tell us anything about criticism as a whole? Salon readers weigh in.

Even though he's from the party of "family values," John McCain is having trouble rounding up votes from some of his in-laws.

In his new series "The Lowe Files", the star pursues the paranormal with sons in tow

The "whole sense of changing how Washington works" has "been lost this year," president says

Should donor dads get to remain anonymous?

Forget about "The Exorcist." It's now time for "The Exorswift"

The latest in the franchise poses the question: What's scarier to a man than a hysterical girl? Two of them!

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is a fundamentalist with a theocratic agenda that he's been pursuing for years

CNN's series could have shed light on the heart of belief. But its host and emphasis on theatrics get in the way

Thanks for serving your country, gals. Have some mascara

His candidacy has no purpose, but he gets points for being "interesting." Here's why his campaign is one big fraud

Notorious, a new sex magazine, bombs in its effort to 'entertain' both men and women

Dave Eggers talks about production by procrastination, how understanding book-selling can empower a writer, and what it's like to be the head of a publishing empire that everyone has an opinion about.