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Bewitched on Bali
Pico Iyer
All love affairs are like
journeys, deep into a foreign country, where you can't read the signs.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Ducking the issues in "Prodigal Son"; readers debate homophobia in Cunanan book.
The bad seed
Beth Kephart
In "Cries Unheard," Gitta Sereny wants to prove that children are not
monsters. She only partially succeeds.
Frances Mayes and the riches of Tuscany
Don George
The poet-turned-memoirist talks about Italy, writing and how a bestseller changed her life.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Paglia attracts modest proposals for MIT's gender woes; is Mary Roach a misanthrope?
The pelvic
Ellen Lerner Rothman
A Harvard med student must separate sex from science when she does her first pelvic and prostate exams.
Heal thyself.com
Arthur Allen
As wired patients go online for medical help, the question is: Can a little knowledge be a dangerous thing?
Post of the Week
From Table Talk
Movies: The Mystery of Hitchcock, Mind and Spirit: Mental Illness and PC language,Mothers Who Think: Does your mommyhood define you?
Funk soul mother
Susan Straight
Once my ex-husband and I danced to the funk as if we had no choice. Now, in the kitchen on Saturday nights, I clean, listen, dance, remember.
Kings of the world
Amy Reiter
"Titanic" James Cameron is no match for Spidey; Dylan and Simon plan rock-of-ages tour; Amazon CEO scores musical coup.
Therapy is all talk
Joy Rothke
A new book argues that psychotherapy is better at recycling cultural myths than figuring out what's in your head.
Middle-aged wasteland
Joyce Millman
A 46-year-old loser goes back to high school in Amy Sedaris' Comedy Central series "Strangers With Candy."
Letters to Editor
Letters to the Editor
Why we should debunk the Kosovo myth; a cheapened April fool; defending the diva
Brotherly love
L.E. Wilson
One man remembers the joys and compromises of living in the fraternity's closet.
Why Bill Gates still doesn’t get the Net
Scott Rosenberg
While his new book "Business @ the Speed of Thought" peddles PCs as the ultimate corporate intelligence system, the industry is mutating right under his nose.
Conned by a Jewish mother
Inda Schaenen
Molly Goldberg was the Jewish Betty Crocker, a source of guidance and inspiration for the home and kitchen -- and, ultimately, a fraud.
Lost On Earth
Craig Seligman
Craig Seligman reviews 'Lost on Earth: Nomads of the New World' by Mark Fritz
A Vincent Foster for Usenet liberals?
Andrew Leonard
A Vincent Foster for Usenet liberals? By Andrew Leonard. The mysterious death of an online debater sparks a flurry of suspicions and theories.
True prime
Andrew O'Hehir
He may be pushing 70, but Clint Eastwood just hit his stride with 'True Crime'.
Strange fruit
James Poniewozik
Garden Escape, the world's first 'catazine,' is leading journalism into a brave new world where everything is for sale.
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