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Remote Feed

Michelle Goldberg
Michelle Goldberg reviews 'Remote Feed' by David Gilbert.

Salon’s conspiracy

David Horowitz
How did it get the Hale-Scaife stories, and when did it get them?

Thinking outside the “Chinese Box”

Liza Bear
An interview with Hong Kong-born director Wayne Wang.

Sleeping Where I Fall

Sarah Vowell
Sarah Vowell reviews 'Sleeping Where I Fall' by Peter Coyote.

Black and white and Web all over

Janelle Brown
Black and white and Web all over: By Janelle Brown. African-Americans aren't flocking online. A new study by Donna Hoffman and Thomas Novak puts hard numbers on the 'digital divide.'

Insider's guide to Frankfurt

Brent Gregston
Brent Gregston describes where to eat, stay and play in Germany's financial capital: Frankfurt

April 3, 1998: the day punk died

Gavin McNett
Tim Yohannon 1946-1998

Stone bombs in Jerusalem

Robert Alter
With the formulaic "Damascus Gate," a serious novelist succumbs to fictional banalities.

On Guatemala's Gringo Circuit

Doug Fine
Ensconced in an idyllic village, Doug Fine describes the characters and concerns of daily life on Guatemala's Gringo Circuit.

Passing

Karen Grigsby Bates

Unspeakable losses

Dayna Macy
Why don't Americans talk about their lost pregnancies?

Baby bulls

Heather Chaplin
Young people with no professional investing experience are riding high on the stock market. But do they know that what goes up must come down?

The Mavericks

John Milward

The best little pizzerias in Naples

David Downie
David Downie samples three savory pizzerias in Naples.

Silver linings in the Asian cloud

Don George
Wanderlust editor Don George reports that at their annual conference, Pacific-Asia region travel executives searched irrepressibly -- and successfully -- for silver linings in the Asian economic cloud.

“The Butcher Boy”

Andrew O'Hehir
Andrew O'Hehir reviews 'The Butcher Boy,' directed by Neil Jordan and starring Stephen Rea, Fiona Shaw, Eamonn Owens and Sinead O'Connor

Porn 101

Susie Bright
College students learning the history of dirty pictures gain a more realistic picture of the people who make sex their business.

Chris Whitley

David Bowman
Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine

21st: Dear author

Pamela Licalzi O'Connell
What happens when a novelist puts his e-mail address on the book jacket? Vikram Chandra found out.

Propellerheads

Gina Arnold
Decksanddrumsandrockandroll

The man behind the mask

Karen Rothmyer
A profile of billionaire Richard Mellon Scaife, who has been underwriting various efforts to discredit President Clinton.

The Awful Truth

Cintra Wilson

Sick victory

David Horowitz
Now that Paula Jones has been vanquished, who will the Clintons beat into the ground next?

Possessed in Indonesia

Brett Harris
Brett Harris describes a close encounter with a ghost during a stay on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi.
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