A reader asks if fantasizing about now-dead people is "creepy." We ask Dan Savage and other experts to weigh in

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The creator of "The Wire" sits down in the "Salon Talks" studio to talk about "The Deuce"

Books are considered a culture's memory. But since we keep repeating our mistakes, maybe we shouldn't bother

The New York gubernatorial candidate attacks gays, pornographers, Muslims, reporters, the attorney general ...

The "Golden Age of Promiscuity" was funnier, quirkier and a lot more boring than some recent books let on, particularly if you were young, skinny and scared.

"Ridiculously broad assertions about both men and women"

The U.K. pursues the unrealistic aim of keeping X-rated material from minors

Officer's "wrongful death" was "direct and foreseeable consequence of the Defendants’ unlawful actions," suit says

When the film premiered in New York 50 years ago, the enthusiastic response gave rise to the term "porno chic"

Trump is not letting go of his grievances towards his last presidential loss

I clerked for Scalia, certain he prized reason. From our leather chairs, we never saw the lives his rulings gutted

George Whitman, famous owner of Shakespeare & Company, passes away at 98

Is the author's latest abused-woman fantasy -- this one set in China and France in the early decades of the 20th century -- revelatory or pornographic?