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Were the ’60s a fraud?
Gary Kamiya
Gary Kamiya reviews two new books of revisionist culture criticism from The Baffler editors and asks: Was the '60s the fraud -- or its critics?
Happy End of the World
Michelle Goldberg
Pizzicato 5
Michelle Goldberg
SALON Daily Clicks: Newsreal
Michael Blanding, Travis Lea
How mild-mannered bicyclists were turned into "wolves."
Stone Rocks
Laura Miller
Salon Magazine: A valentine to Sharon Stone, Hollywood's last real movie star.
Gay in the USA
Johnny Ray Huston
Three new books reflect the mainstreaming of gay culture -- and demonstrate a willingness to confront some painful realities.
Media Circus
Dwight Garner
When a panel of famous writers, including black-clad incest poster child Kathryn Harrison, gathered in New York to brood publicly over the rising tide of literary memoirs, the ensuing "debate" was about as exciting as smooching your sister.
All of Me
John Carroll
Fatlash
Laura Miller
The anti-diet revolution is poised to sweep the nation, but are we really ready for a brave, plump new world?
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Scott Rosenberg
Salon: Sharps and Flats
Andrew Gilbert
Anne Rice's “Servant of the Bones” Diary
Anne Rice
The Heart of the Night:
Reflections on God, fame,
passion and mortality
Nostalgia for Gay Sex
Scott Baldinger
The "Golden Age of Promiscuity" was funnier, quirkier and a lot more boring than some recent books let on, particularly if you were young, skinny and scared.
A new war story
Fred Branfman
If Tom Hayden can shake a Daley's hand, why can't we put the Vietnam war to rest?
Portrait of My Body
David Futrelle
David Futrelle reviews Phillip Lopate's book "Portrait of My Body".
Sharon Olds
Dwight Garner
The poet talks about breathing, the Pope's penis, and the necessity of getting out of art's way.
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