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Elliot Hester's hair-raising tales from 30,000 feet and more of our favorite new books.
Games on ice: Day 8
King Kaufman
The figure skating people were amusing for a while with their little controversy. Why won't they go away?
Private hell
Janelle Brown
Who is to blame in the death of a California toddler and the alleged neglect of 12 siblings?
Is a U.S. bioweapons scientist behind last fall’s anthrax attacks?
Laura Rozen
A growing number of scientific experts have come to this conclusion. But the FBI seems strangely reluctant to zero in on the most likely suspects.
Skeleton on ice
Dimitra Kessenides
Two members of the U.S. Olympic team discuss what it takes to win in one of the Winter Games' most dangerous events, where competitors shoot headfirst down an ice track at autobahn speeds.
“The Son’s Room”
Stephanie Zacharek
Italian director Nanni Moretti's Palme d'Or winner is a delicate, distinctive drama of a family torn apart by grief.
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Daily afflictions for the existentially inclined and more of our favorite new books
The deadly children of Ghazni
Phillip Robertson
On the treacherous Kabul-Kandahar road, our correspondent falls into the hands of a gang of feral kids with Kalashnikovs.
Now what?
Hugh Elliott
When a doctor told me AIDS would soon end my life, I stopped planning for one. That was 20 years ago.
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Israel turns up the heat on Iran
Aluf Benn
Worried about a possible thaw between Washington and Iran, Sharon warns that the Islamic regime poses an urgent threat to Israel.
“Servants of the Map” by Andrea Barrett
Laura Miller
Victorian and modern scientists grapple with the philosophical challenge of evolution and the clash between curiosity and love in this collection of linked stories.
A passage through Peshawar
Phillip Robertson
Manzoor the fixer takes care of everything I need -- permits, bribes, even a bodyguard -- and then says goodbye at the Afghanistan border.
The (non-)confessions of St. Ralph
Joan Walsh
Ralph Nader's new book makes it painfully clear that he has no idea how to build a left-wing alternative to the Democrats. But when you're pure of heart and unsullied by politics, who cares?
And here’s to you, Mrs. Johnson!
Jeff Stark
"Survivor" surprises again! Big Tom blows it; Lex takes a walk; and Brandon snarls one last time for the cameras.
The king of small moments
Pam Grossman
"Big Night" director Campbell Scott chats about "Hamlet," famous parents and his new psychological drama "Final."
Kevin Spacey: “The Oscar Wilde of our time”?
Amy Reiter
Russell "The Blabiator" Crowe strikes again; Jagger talks about his "best lover in the world" rep. Plus: Moby talks about eating a cat!
The making of a hawk
David Talbot
From Kuwait to Kosovo to Kabul, American firepower has been on the right side of history. The odyssey of a former dove.
A hardcore elegy for Ion Storm
Christian Divine
John Romero's game design studio was the most maligned company in the business. But from the inside looking out, it rocked.
Celebrity sex! Meltdowns! Rumors! Paternity battles and more!
Amy Reiter
In Nothing Personal's third annual Readers' Choice Awards, Salon's avid gossip fans make their predictions for 2002.
John Walker’s brothers and sisters
Anthony York
None of the San Francisco Bay Area's many other Muslim converts followed his same ill-fated path. But is there something about their religious experience that estranges them from their own country?
A birthday that will live in infamy
Cary Tennis
If you were born on the 11th of September, you can make a wish and blow out the candles, but that silly old song will never sound the same.
Almost like love
Lillian Ann Slugocki
The potential for innocence beckoned me and I became reckless in search of it.
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