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Will Self's provocative, implausible new "memoir"

Paul Di Filippo

The Nook Color: first e-reader actually aimed at reading.

Barnes & Noble markets "simpler" e-reader to women

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Philip Roth and Carmen Callil (inset)

Women are allowed to hate Philip Roth

An illustration from "The Influencing Machine"

How the media works

Was Clarence Darrow America's greatest lawyer?

Michael O'Donnell

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The forgotten conflict that changed history

How diseases drove history

Leonard Cassuto

A student fast asleep on her school work. (Sharon Dominick)

Eyewitnesses to Hitler's rise

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The main branch of the New York Public Library

Steven Tyler's surprisingly self-aware memoir

How the Hollywood sign became an American icon

Jon Ronson

Madmen among us

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Final dispatches from a journalist martyr

Miners and prospectors ascend the Chilkoot Trail during the Klondike Gold Rush

True crime in the Klondike

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More powerful than a locomotive...but how about a head of state?

Has Superman turned his back on U.S.?

Natalie Portman's dad doesn't want any "misconceptions" about his book.

Portman's dad writes creepy "fertility thriller"

(Danny Johnston)

The new science of disaster prediction

Genevieve Walker

The art of fixing other people's books

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