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Christmas Books
Katherine Whittemore
The naughty, the nice and the nauseating. Snowed in by the spawn of The Christmas Box.
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Andrew Gilbert
Paris Noir
David Futrelle
David Futrelle review the book "Paris Noir: African Americans in the City of Light" by Tyler Stovall.
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Gavin McNett
America: Who Stole the Dream
Dan Kennedy
They scored big four years ago with "America: What Went Wrong?" Why has Barlett and Steele's followup report vanished almost without a trace?
Desktop Warriors
Dan Shafer
Microsoft's pushing
ActiveX. Apple's got
OpenDoc. Everyone
has Java. You're not
supposed to worry
about who wins.
Here's why you
should.
Stranded on the Island of Dangerous Toys
David Futrelle
Run down ... by the Big Fun Chuffa Puffa Train of Death!
The gene is out of the bottle.
Fred Branfman
The brave new world of gene therapy is upon us opening a Pandora's Box of legal, ethical and medical questions.
Songs From A Marriage
Joyce Millman
Joyce Millman reviews Amy Rigby's album "Diary of a Mod Housewife".
To Borgly Go Where No One Has Gone Before
Scott Rosenborg
Part New Age gurus, part cyberpunks, "Star Trek: First Contact's" villains are the enemies we deserve.
Model Citizens
Charles Taylor
They don't get no respect. But supermodels are more than mannequins they represent the possibility of grace in a humdrum world.
Troublemaker
David Futrelle
David Futrelle reviews "Troublemaker: One Man's Crusade Against China's Cruelty" by Harry Wu with George Vecsey.
Honey, I Shrunk the Books!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Literary miniatures give new meaning to the words "small press."
Richard Jewell: Drug war victim
David Futrelle
The shabby treatment of the Atlanta bombing "suspect" is symptomatic of a much broader crisis of civil liberties
The crystal ball, please
Lori Leibovich
Reporter-turned-investment banker and possible Clinton appointee Steven Rattner discusses the economic prospects for the next four years, and whether the stock market will stay at its giddy height.
From Hip-Hop to Hollywood
Donnell Alexander
Donnell Alexander interviews "Set It Off" director Gary Gray.
Not with a bang but a whimper
Gary Kamiya
TV coverage of Clinton's victory: the hangover without the high
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