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twilight of the old goats
D.T. Max
Salon magazine: Mailer, Roth and Bellow refuse to go quietly. By D.T. Max
Wounds, peak experiences, and the vomit theory of art
Mark Schapiro
For inspiration, Peter Gabriel looks to the world the soul -- and bodily fluids.
Media Circus
Sara Baird
A broken life
Josie Rawson
After the suicide of Michael Dorris, dark questions cloud the reputation of this literary saint.
Underground fiction
Wendy Grossman
Geoff Ryman's Web novel, "253," peers into the heads of a Tube train-ful of characters as they hurtle toward an uncertain fate.
R.I.P. Laura Nyro
Sean Elder
The man who brought things to life
Stephanie Zacharek
Stephanie Zacharek reviews "Utopia Parkway: The Life and Work of Joseph Cornell" by Deborah Solomon.
Isabel Allende on the Amazon
Isabel Allende
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Andrew Ross
Bad juju in Paradise
Richard Gehr
Alex Garland's astonishing first novel echoes "Dog Soldiers" and "Lord of the Flies" in its discovery of the hell that lurks in paradise.
Beach Boy
Dwight Garner
26-year-old Alex Garland, author of the harrowing novel "The Beach," talks about the quest for mystery in a world that's too well known.
Media Circus
David Futrelle
Code Boys
Scott Rosenberg
Well-informed fiction -- like Po Bronson's new novel -- may be the best way to map the infinite-loop mind-set of Silicon Valley's obsessed and brightest.
Rain Forest on Chopping Block in Belize
Mary Jo McConahay
In its effort to earn foreign exchange to pay off a large national debt, tiny Belize is selling Asian lumber companies logging rights to one of Central America's last great rain forests.
Fixing a hole where the rain got in
Anne Lamott
Media Circus: Bank on Us
Tom Mcnichol
In the brave new world of global banking, service charges are just the beginning.
The last curious man
Dwight Garner
The author of "The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat" on a few of his magnificent obsessions: colorblindness and botany, the Grateful Dead and Mozart, and the joy of eating fish every night for dinner.
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Hans Eisenbeis
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.
ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS
Randy Gragg
Nike turns sneaker shopping into a Wagnerian orgy of sense-surround theater
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