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Writing in the Margins
Scott Thill
What's hot in indie publishing, from Greg Palast's anti-Dubya card deck to a coffee-table book of antiwar art and a photographic study of NYC's back-in-the-day graffiti writers. Plus: The '80s punk hero who's been forgotten but shouldn't be.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Springsteen to take part in MoveOn.org mega-concert, John Sayles hops on the Bush-bashing bandwagon, and "Growing Up Gotti" is a certifiable hit.
Cheney’s “lost years” in Congress
Geraldine Sealey
The last line of defense
Kevin Berger
The 9/11 commission report and aviation security experts paint a damning picture of how America's airline security failed -- and is still failing.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Michael Moore gets sued for a million bucks -- and possibly disqualified from Oscar contention. Plus: Monica Lewinsky tackles the ethics of checkbook journalism.
Partying with Tina and Hillary
David Talbot
Teresa, full of grace
Rebecca Traister
During her speech at the Democratic National Convention, Mrs. John Kerry taught a public course in Feminism 101.
USA Today kills ludicrous Ann Coulter story!
Eric Boehlert
But why did it hire the unhinged buffoon to cover Boston in the first place?
The Fix
Salon Staff
The MTV Video Music Award nominees are announced, and Ben Affleck hints at run for office. Plus: Did Michael Moore drop the F-bomb and C-word on the convention floor?
Party officials want shiny, happy convention
Geraldine Sealey
The hysterical skies
Patrick Smith
She survived a flight with 14 harmless Syrian musicians -- then spread 3,000 bigoted and paranoid words across the Internet. As a pilot and an American, I'm appalled.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Jacko's people say quadruplet reports are "not true," Mary-Kate's headed home, Moore has Ronstadt's back, and Franken bests O'Reilly in the ratings. Plus: Martha makes lemonade out of legal lemons!
Joseph Wilson vs. the right-wing conspiracy
Mary Jacoby
Gleeful conservatives insist the Senate Intelligence Committee report impeached the former ambassador's claims about Iraq and uranium. But Wilson is firing back.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers weigh in on the lively conversation between Salon editor David Talbot and presidential candidate Ralph Nader.
The war for the soul of literature
Laura Miller
Two critics, one revered and the other almost universally reviled, protest that the literary world has been taken over by big, bad, "ambitious" novels.
Let’s save literature from the literati
Charles Taylor
Despite more gloom and doom on the Op-Ed pages, books have not been killed off by the "visual culture."
Wednesday’s must-reads
Geraldine Sealey, Stephen W. Stromberg
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Baby steps toward acceptance: A survey says 3 of 4 big leaguers would have "no problem" with a gay teammate. Plus: Could Dusty Baker's "game a week" theory really work?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Daschle insists he did not kiss and make up with Moore; Yoko releases gay-pride remix; and Spielberg and Eastwood, together again.
“Beautiful Somewhere Else” by Stephen Policoff
Jana Prikryl
A 38-year-old hero obsessed with a Houdini-era illusionist, a slender young girlfriend, a passel of strange hangers-on and a drug-addled Cape Cod vacation drive this breezy adult read.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Conservatives are surprisingly kind to Edwards, although Jonah Goldberg calls him Quayle-lite and Taranto blasts his lack of military experience. But others seem prepared to desert Bush in November.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Moore calls for change in Australia, Japan, Italy and China, and Schwarzenegger libel suit dismissed. Plus: Should the Donald, the Michael and the Woody be deprived of their ink?
Let the smears begin
Tim Grieve
The Fix
Salon Staff
MPAA forbids use of Richard Roeper comment in "Fahrenheit 9/11" ads, Moore movie prompts re-release of Neil Young song, and Candace Bushnell squares off against her former manager.
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