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Love and other illegal acts
Joan Smith
Laura Esquivel on "Like Water for Chocolate," destiny and the thoughts of inanimate objects
Litchat with Fenton Johnson
Salon Magazine
With "Geography of the Heart," novelist Fenton Johnson ("Scissors, Paper, Rock") entered new territory: memoir.
Great Books
Stephanie Zacharek
Stephanie Zacharek reviews David Denby's book "Great Books:My Adventures with Homer, Rousseau, Woolf,
and Other Indestructible Writers of the Western World".
Affirmative action: Has the endgame begun?
Marcia Stepanek
Preferential policies patronize blacks and poison race relations, says Shelby Steele
Short Stories of Langston Hughes
Maud Casey
Maud Casey reviews the book "Short Stories of Langston Hughes".
Punk forefathers Iggy Pop and Lou Reed show their age
Sam Hurwitt
Sam Hurwitt reviews Iggy Pop's "Naughty Little Doggy," and Lou Reed's "Set the Twilight".
Irrepressible Memories
Melissa Fay Greene
In her second report from the Olympic city, Atlanta native Melissa Fay Greene, author of
"Praying for Sheetrock" and "The Temple Bombing," reports on the memorial that the
Olympic Committee refused to embrace.
A Tale of Two Utopias
Phil Leggiere
Phil Leggiere reviews Paul Berman's book "A Tale of Two Utopias: The Political Journey of the Generation of 1968".
End Games
Courtney Weaver
It's hard not to be bitter when love dies. But payback time makes losers out of everyone.
Sharon Olds
Dwight Garner
The poet talks about breathing, the Pope's penis, and the necessity of getting out of art's way.
Hero of a Thousand Workspaces
Scott Rosenberg
Scott Adams' "Dilbert" escapes from
his cubicle to the bestseller list
Free Your Mind, Tibet Will Follow
Cynthia Joyce
Cynthia Joyce looks at The Tibeten Freedom Concert and The Milarepa Fund behind it.
COYOTE V. ACME
James Marcus
James Marcus reviews the humor collection "Coyote V. Acme" by Ian Frazier.
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