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The unhealthy life of drawing
Justin Sullivan
A South Korea-born illustrator talks about why she enjoys printmaking and art as autobiography
Blood, gore, tourism: The ax murderer who saved a small town
Nick Kowalczyk
100 years ago, someone killed 8 people in an Iowa home. Can unsolved brutality revive a dying town?
“Mad Men”: Pete’s spiral of doom
Nelle Engoron
The Mad Man becomes even more insufferable, dejected and delusional. Are we being prepared for his death?
When I finally kissed a girl
Andrea Askowitz
Growing up, I felt drawn to my best friend Janet. But I never understood that longing. Until one day -- I did
Smugglers’ tunnels are Hamas’ lifeblood
Matt Duss
The subterranean politics of war and peace in Gaza
Is homophobia disappearing?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Sociologist Mark McCormack says it is -- in the U.K., at least -- and that it's revolutionizing male friendships
Inside Germany’s famed art school
Michael Dooley
A new exhibit gives an intimate look at life at the Bauhaus. The curator explains what we can learn from the photos
The latest Twitter revolution
Irin Carmon
Long-haul truckers gather in Mississippi to learn social media skills, burnish their image -- and fight regulations
My boyfriend gets this impatient tone
Cary Tennis
He talks to me like he's irritated or thinks I'm an idiot and I cringe and close up
When Obama underestimated Newt
Joan Walsh
The president dismissed the Clinton-Gingrich battle as a baby-boomer "psychodrama." He might have to fight it out
Writers choose their favorite books of 2011
Emma Mustich
The critics had their say. Now Jeffrey Eugenides, Ann Patchett and 50 more authors share their top reads with Salon
The Obama primary challenge that might have been
Steve Kornacki
The liberal case against Obama is actually being made by a Republican candidate
Michael Stipe: Why R.E.M. called it a day
David Daley
In a Salon exclusive, the R.E.M. singer explains the iconic band's ending and reflects on a near-peerless legacy
Sweden’s shameful transgender sterilization rule
Ann Tornkvist
Despite its many LGBT-friendly policies, people still must be sterilized before they can legally change their sex
A problematic new typography book
Paul Shaw
This history of letter design looks appealing, but it's full of factual errors and snotty put-downs
Writers who don’t read
Buzz Poole
More and more aspiring authors aren't hitting the books. What does that say about our culture?
They said he had weeks to live
Debbi Harris
My son Joshua was born too soon. But in the years that followed, he struggled to hold on. So did we
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