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How Zurich invented the modern world
Carlos Fuentes
A distinguished Mexican novelist reflects on Thomas Mann, Zurich and the imagination of Europe.
Arundhati Roy
Reena Jana
Salon magazine: The Salon Interview: Arundhati Roy. The author of 'The God of Small Things' talks about India, the obscenity charge she faces and how writing is like architecture. By Reena Jana.
Media Circus: The bathroom reading that dares not speak its name
Catherine Seipp
The guilty pleasures of Parade, Readers Digest and Sunset.
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Christopher Hitchens
From Elton John to William Blake, rhymes have been used -- and misused -- in the service of royalty.
Jet
Heather Havrilesky
Media Circus: requiem for the pop princess
Joyce Millman
From a child's note to a brother's anger to a friend's song, Diana's funeral was a pageant of feelings.
Farewells & Fantasies
Dawn Eden
Be Here Now
Stephanie Zacharek
Media Circus
James Surowiecki
Can the new Spy regain the smart nastiness that made the old one a magazine legend?
Tijuana Bibles
Susie Bright
The 'Tijuana Bibles,' America's original X-rated underground comics, evoke a time when sex was dirty, innocent, and handmade.
All About Mensch
David Futrelle
Forget Cosmopolitan's special issue "All About Men" -- let some other mags profile their ideal bachelors.
privacy is the problem, not the solution
Jeffrey Obser
Americans fear that their personal information is at risk when they
go online. But maybe the trouble is that we're all too isolated offline.
The green gold
Andrew Leonard
From cyberspace to Klamath Lake, a hunt for the truth about blue-green algae reveals the secret ecology of information.
Is New York stealing California's testosterone?
Courtney Weaver
Salon Magazine's Unzipped by Courtney Weaver -- Courtney Weaver argues with an East Coast friend who thinks that West Coast men are congenitally passive.
Gun for the Whole Family
Catherine Seipp
Mindlessly permissive parents are subjecting their kids to movies they're not ready for -- and don't want to see.
Remembering Michael Dorris
James Surowiecki
Friends and colleagues celebrate the writer's life -- and take issue, sometimes angrily, with those who have raised dark questions about it.
i love you both unequally
Kate Moses
Nobody tells you that the hardest thing about having a new baby is kicking the old baby out of the nest of your heart.
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