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Too close for comfort
Samantha Gillison
Why is Raymond Carver's masterpiece, "Cathedral," so much like a little-known D.H. Lawrence story?
Put your cat clothes on
Stephanie Zacharek
Between the Beatles' flashy suits and Madonna's damn-the-torpedoes bustier, "Rock Style" examines the finest frippery in music.
Bigger, fatter, richer
Sean Elder
Inside the Time Warner media empire there was a whole lot of smiling going on Monday.
A shot of the needful
Emily Jenkins
In which the P.G. Wodehouse newsgroup and its online version of Blandings Castle teaches me to play again.
Now where did I leave my teeth?
J.A. Getzlaff
People forget the darnedest things in London's hotels.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
My Mom caught me reading Playboy -- and thought I was gay! Plus: Did Hildegard of Bingen really commune with God -- or just need aspirin? Mixed reactions to Hillary's New York adventure.
What's at stake in the 2000 elections?
Michael Alvear
Rosa Parks, David Duke, Steve Wozniak, Camille Paglia, Al Franken -- and dozens more -- talk about what inspires and frightens them about the political year ahead.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
More sympathy for parents with disabled children Plus: What about pro wrestling's contribution to television?; Why did Susan Brownmiller vote for a "rapist" -- twice?
Tax in the cradle
Jake Tapper
With his tax cut pledge Thursday night, Bush has tried to
step away from his father's "no new taxes" broken promise.
The Spanish way to heaven
Burt Wolf
Our culinary pilgrim savors Santiago's religious road -- and a heavenly Basque treat.
Emotion, truth and celluloid
Michael Sragow
Filmmaker Steven Soderbergh talks about personal films, "Help!" director Richard Lester and striking out at the movies.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
I knew Mumia when he was Wesley Cook. Plus: The L.A. Times' "blow job"; don't ask, don't tell about Stuart Little.
A conversation with Elie Wiesel
Jill Priluck
The author of "And the Sea Is Never Full" discusses his work, the Middle East, Rwanda and his friend Primo Levi.
“Balthus: A Biography” by Nicholas Fox Weber
George Rafael
A fat volume skewers the old goat who made his name painting nymphets in bloom.
Rudy's right and Rosie's wrong
Jonathan Foreman
New York's feisty mayor is the best thing that ever happened to the city's homeless.
The Juggling Act:WNYC's Series on Work and Family
Salon Staff
In partnership with Mothers Who Think and Salon.com
Singles going steady
Charles Taylor
From "Smells Like Teen Spirit" to "Rebel Girl," 10 songs that changed my decade.
A passion for Pelago
Tanya Shaffer
Can this planet be saved?
Don George
Mark Hertsgaard discusses his new book about the human toll of global environmental devastation.
Teaching the cannibals to dance
Craig Nelson
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