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Albert Belle’s sad exit
Allen Barra
He played well enough to get to Cooperstown, but his personality and attitude will consign him to obscurity.
Steve Martin
Stephen Lemons
The one-time madcap comic deity has become the distinguished elder
statesman of humor. Hey, that's not funny!
Isabel Allende
Kaitlin Quistgaard
Her books don't get edited, she says Latin lovers make lousy husbands and her daughter's pornographic letters are a great read.
“Boomer Buddhism” and “Assault on evolution”
Letters to the Editor
Readers respond to Stephen Prothero's critique of American Buddhists and Larry Arnhart's assessment of intelligent design theory.
Geeks declare war on Intel
Kieran McCarthy
Chip-heads say flaws in the Pentium 4 prove the high-tech giant is sacrificing engineering principles for marketing goals.
“The Mexican”
Charles Taylor
Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts, together at last in a final burp of Tarantinoism.
“The Widow of St. Pierre”
Charles Taylor
After her star turn in "Chocolat," Juliette Binoche dulls this costume melodrama.
Bill Clinton isn’t black!
Jabari Asim
It's time to bury the ridiculous and insulting notion that the former president is anything but white.
“A Spell of Winter” by Helen Dunmore
Suzy Hansen
In this Gothic wonder of a novel, madness, incest and even worse follow in the wake of a mother's ruthless desertion.
“The Bonesetter’s Daughter” by Amy Tan
Maria Russo
The bestselling author returns to the epic, cross-generational storytelling that made her "The Joy Luck Club" an international hit.
Joltless Joe
Kerry Lauerman
The new collection of Joe Kennedy's letters, edited by his granddaughter, shows the Kennedy mythmaking machine in full spin.
Riding the Cottonmouth Express — to hell
Chris Colin
Some passengers looked up; others were oblivious. Me, I wondered how they were going to ship my corpse back East.
The color of love
Erin Aubry Kaplan
He was a white teacher accused of racism. I was the black reporter on his case. We broke all the rules.
It’s a plot
Laura Miller, Maria Russo
Salon's book editors pick the 10 most paranoid tomes of all time.
Bunker fever
Katharine Mieszkowski
Y2K never quite happened. When you're paranoid, that's a tough pill to swallow.
Are blacks unhappy with Dems?
Alicia Montgomery
California Rep. Maxine Waters sure says so, warning black supporters of the new DNC chief: "Don't ever enter into a room to provide a shield for a white man against a black man."
Cheney bombed in stealth suit
Salon Staff
The veep's flip-flopping testimony is cited in court, Bush stalls on defense aid and Democrats warn that the honeymoon is over.
The Hill’s ill timing
Salon Staff
Paper picks a bad time to endorse reducing White House security; is Oscar an enemy of democracy? Plus: Wednesday morning briefing.
“Democrats just have to be meaner”
Salon Staff
“The map doesn’t lie”
Salon Staff
An eye for an eye
Flore de Preneuf
Forty-seven years ago, Ariel Sharon led a raid on a West Bank village that killed about 70 men, women and children, most of them civilians. The villagers have not forgotten.
Hunting the wild hacker
Andrew Leonard
Work should be play, says a new book that sets forth the emerging ethical code of free-software programmers.
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