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Sharps & Flats

Salon Staff
Reviews of new releases from the Kinks, Wynton Marsalis, the Mayflies USA and Robert Cray.

On a shoestring

Anne Lamott
In the midst of war in Kosovo, my brother's marriage sanctifies the exchange of love and light in a flurry of bubbles and rose petals.

Sharps & Flats

Lois Maffeo

It's not the meat, it's the motion

David Bowman
David Bowman reviews the Meat Puppets' re-releases

Blondie: Behind the music

Michelle Goldberg
Michelle Goldberg interviews the reunited members of Blondie

Strangers in paradise

Douglas A. Konecky
Two traveling musicians learn the power of their craft.

Terrors of the Amazon

Lev Grossman
A writer journeys into the strange, savage land of his readers and finds himself performing unspeakable acts.

Chuck E. Weiss

Seth Mnookin
Sharps & Flats is a weekly music review roundup in Salon Magazine

In the tub with Leadbelly

Sarah Seager
An ex-punk rocker turned mother contemplates her latest passion, children's folk music.

Log: Brief reports and tidbits from the info-sphere

Salon Tech Writers
Turing Test transcripts: Is it bot or not?

From Bauhaus to tract house

Sarah Vowell
Architect Michael Graves turns his folly to the mass market.

Scandal's silver lining

Art Levine
Washington lobbyists profit from upheaval.

The trickster president

Richard Goldstein
Clinton's enemies have made him a culture hero.

Bonfire of the porn queens

Benjamin Weissman
Trapped between a silicone breast and a hard place, the Adult Video News Awards struggle to boost their legitimacy.

Going native in Mongolia

Julie Vallone
A horseback journey across the Mongolian steppes becomes an odyssey through time.

Going native in Mongolia

Julie Vallone
A horseback journey across the Mongolian steppes becomes an odyssey through time.

Movie Interview: Peckerhead

Laura Miller
John Waters talks about nude prisoners, illegal pubic hair and the unlikelihood of getting laid at New York art parties.

Rasputina

Sam Hurwitt

A prayer for Owen Mean

Peter Kurth
John Irving emerges as a capitalist windbag as class warfare erupts in Vermont.

England's decadent delights

Douglas Cruickshank
Douglas Cruickshank samples the good life with Mariah Carey, clay pigeons and single malt scotches at a luxurious English castle hotel called Stapleford Park.

The Cup runneth over

Ethan Zindler
Ethan Zindler reports on some World Cup scenes: Scottish fans bare more than their souls, French fans get racist and blas

Ramadan

Mona Simpson
In Egypt to search for her father's past, a woman first discovers a young lover on a journey from Cairo to Alexandria.

Embraced in Spain

Barry Yeoman
Traveling solo in Spain, writer Barry Yeoman is befriended by a group of macho local males. Can he tell them he is gay and still keep their friendship?
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