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Brat Pack
Rob Spillman
Today's bright young novelists shun the media-chasing antics of '80s hot shots. Or maybe they've just refined the game.
Hillary's Milquetoast “Rosie” Turn
Robin Dougherty
Robin Dougherty comments on Hilary Clinton's appearance on "The Rosie O'Donnell Show".
The Vulnerable Observer
Sally Eckhoff
Sally Eckhoff reviews "The Vulnerable Observer Anthropology that Breaks Your Heart" by Ruth Behar.
New news in old bottles
Scott Rosenberg
Wired News tries to mix digital-age gospel with old-fashioned wire-service gusto
Monstrous acts and little murders
Jonathan Lethem
A new collection of unpublished stories betrays the two faces of Shirley Jackson, the writer who created "The Lottery."
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.
The good, the bad and the Webly
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Because They Wanted To
Richard Gehr
Richard Gehr reviews "Because They Wanted To" by Mary Gaitskill.
ECHOES OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY
Naguib Mahfouz, Doubleday, 144 pages
Robert Spillman
Christmas Books
Katherine Whittemore
The naughty, the nice and the nauseating. Snowed in by the spawn of The Christmas Box.
Oedipus Wreck
Laura Miller
Laura Miller interviews James Ellroy, Salon's 1996 Best Books of the Year Winner
Maid service for the homeless
Vampyre Mike Kassel
Condoms (new and used), needles, gay porn,maggot-infested Chinese food, and other effluvia left by people who don't live like you and me
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Hans Eisenbeis
Desktop Warriors
Dan Shafer
Microsoft's pushing
ActiveX. Apple's got
OpenDoc. Everyone
has Java. You're not
supposed to worry
about who wins.
Here's why you
should.
Hunter S. Thompson
Cintra Wilson
An American travesty, a blizzard of wrongful joy. On the occasion of the Doctor's elevation to literary respectability,
a disciple pays homage to the savage beast of American journalism
Not with a bang but a whimper
Gary Kamiya
TV coverage of Clinton's victory: the hangover without the high
John le Carr
Andrew Ross
Master of the secret world : John le Carri on deception, storytelling and American hubris.
Anne Rice's “Servant of the Bones” Diary
Anne Rice
A child's garden of verses, a grown-up's history of S&M: Anne Rice answers her readers' questions
Bone Black
David Futrelle
David Futrelle reviews Bell Hook's memoir "Bone Black: Memories of Girlhood".
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