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A scruffy fighting place
Richard Covington
Poetry is not some grand institution, insists Nobel Prize-winner Seamus Heaney. It's "born out of the quarrel with ourselves."
How the West was fleeced
Cheryll Aimee Barron
By spoon-feeding a spiritually starved America with wisdom pellets from the East, Deepak Chopra has turned himself into a one-man publishing empire
Mr. Todd's Wild Ride
Debra Jo Immergut
The biggest stories at the Sundance Film Festival are often those of the struggling filmmakers themselves: how Quentin Tarantino languished for years behind a video store counter, how Ed Burns shot "The Brothers McMullen" at his parents' house. This year, it's Todd Solondz's turn to leap from don't-quit-your-day-job obscurity.
“ScruTiny in the Great Round”
Scott Rosenberg
To herself she's true
Richard Covington
With her sharp tongue and lacerating wit,
British actress Helen Mirren does not suffer fools gladly.
The SALON Interview: Amy Tan
Salon Staff
Amy Tan's book bag
Salon Staff
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