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Topic: Books (page 344)

Ivory Tower: How does the Japanese government turn its students into passive vessels?

Books Log: Will "Primary Colors" author score another win?

Zve Heller's "Everything You Know": An incorrigible creep and his dead daughter's diaries

John Frederick Moore

"Ghosts of Cape Sabine": Snow, starvation, mutiny, cannibalism -- another great arctic thriller

Ivory Tower: Do we really need another Bonesman in the Oval Office?

Stephen Prothero

Drug cults, incest and the tooth fairy: The dark visions of Graham Joyce

Bohemian rhapsodies: If '60s hippies taught us anything, it's how not to rebel

Dennis Drabelle

"So I Am Glad": Another wonderfully weird, sexy tale from A.L. Kennedy

Colin Harrison's "Afterburn": It's mean. It's tough. It's ugly. It's male. But is it art?

Can hip-hop launch a new breed of black fiction?

Ivory Tower: Sex, lies and suicide: The scandal at right-wing Hillsdale College

Dear Mr. Blue: How can I have a fling with a handsome Casanova and happily wave goodbye in the mor

Garrison Keillor

"Between Father and Son": Youthful letters of V.S. Naipaul, before the bile

Too close for comfort: Why is Raymond Carver's masterpiece so much like a story by D.H. Lawrence?

Samantha Gillison

"In Glory's Shadow": How the Citadel broke Shannon Faulkner

Janice P. Nimura

Melanie Rehak on Poetry: One a day, plus irony: David Lehman's "The Daily Mirror: A Journal in Poetry"

Ivory Tower: No credits? No problem! On the UVA admissions plan, who you know may be more important than knowledge

Will we all die of the flu? David Bowman chats with author Gina Kolata about viruses, God and telephones

Plus: The winning entry in the Acura Book Review Contest: A review of Lynda Barry's illustrated novel "Cruddy"

"Sick Puppy" and "Kick Ass": Carl Hiaasen, outrageous in fiction and outlandish in fact

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