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Bradbury’s shadows
Gary K. Wolfe
A new anthology, which features stories from Eggers, Atwood and others, offers loving tribute to the sci-fi master
Is Christianity pro-choice?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's not a religious contradiction to support choice. And the men who think they know better aren't God
Niall’s most laughable lie
Paul Campos
The Newsweek writer says only half of Americans pay taxes. Why he's wrong -- and how we can combat his nonsense
Pussy Riot, new punk legends
Jack Hamilton
The feminist group has extended the tradition of The Ramones, The Clash and The Sex Pistols
European castles for sale
Paul Ames
Crippled by the financial crisis, Europeans are selling their chateaus and palazzos for pennies on the dollar
Randall Poster: The man with perfect taste
Stephen Deusner
Randall Poster picks music for Wes Anderson and discovered your favorite bands. But can he make Fleetwood Mac hip?
Rape exceptions aren’t legitimate
Irin Carmon
Todd Akin's right about this much: Rape exceptions are wrong. You either believe in bodily autonomy, or you don't
Akin’s eager apologists
Amanda Marcotte
Todd Akin told two lies, and one of them has plenty of supporters in the media and on the right
Can Todd Akin still win?
Steve Kornacki
His "legitimate rape" comments are ignorant and inflammatory -- but maybe not politically fatal
Paul Auster: “I think of the right-wing Republicans as jihadists”
David Daley
The legendary author tells Salon about Obama disappointments, growing old and talking sex with Philip Roth
Inside the Reykjavik Art Museum
Ben Valentine
It's comprised of three buildings, but Hafnarhús houses the most contemporary selection
World’s best political comedians
FPIF Staff
Meet the people from all over the globe who make us laugh and challenge government Orthodoxy
Grandmother on death row?
Bill Kaczor
A 73-year-old German woman could face the death penalty in Florida for drowning her 5-year-old grandson
Forget Rand and Reagan
Jeff Madrick
When we wish for modern incarnations of the right's biggest idols, we feed into the myths surrounding them
Introducing Salon’s iPhone app
Cindy Jeffers
Now you can have Salon on the go – download our free app now
Pussy Riot’s victorious defeat
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The feminist punks get two years in jail -- but set off an international protest against Putin's Russia
The case for positive book reviews
Laura Miller
Misguided nostalgia drives a call for negative literary criticism. No one needs middling reviews of mediocre books
Buenos Aires supports aging writers
Sarah Amandolare
As Mitt Romney discusses plans to cut arts spending, Buenos Aires unveils a special pension -- for the literati
50 Shades of Grey marketing phenom goes mainstream
Leanne Italie
A classical album, clothing, sex gear, you name it
Andy Borowitz: Not funny
Alex Pareene
How did the creator of "The Fresh Prince" become America's foremost political satirist and teller of dad jokes?
Why American reconstruction fails
Peter Van Buren
Our efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan have caused more harm than good, and we have only ourselves to blame
Will any band ever break up?
Scott Timberg
Classic rockers have cashed in on reunions for years. But a new generation is proving reunions can actually be good
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