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Topic: Books (page 346)

Addicted to Bill? Seems more like Hillary's just out of it emotionally

Peter D. Kramer

The author of "White Oleander" picks 5 classics of lyrical prose

Jamaica Kincaid's "My Garden (Book):" The writer's rage gives way to something new

After an aikido master taught me his moves, students wanted to touch me

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Melanie Rehak on poetry: Richard Howard's bountiful "Trappings"

"Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister": Gregory Maguire rewrites Cinderella as a controlling, self-pitying twit who loves to sweep

Careless Love

Peter Guralnick

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Lost on Earth

Neal Stephenson

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WarStories.com

Thomas Scoville

Black Hawk Down

Show me a hero

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Secrets of the Flesh

Salon Book Awards: Ten titles that kept us up all night in 1999

Craig Seligman, Laura Miller

Jonathan Lethem

"Sidewalk": An eloquent study of Greenwich Village street vendors that's sure to become a contemporary classic

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"Trials of Intimacy": A new look at a sensational -- and weirdly familiar -- 19th-century sex scandal

Stephen Prothero

Dear Mr. Blue: I can't focus on my schoolwork unless I have sex three or four times a day

Garrison Keillor

G|nter Grass' "My Century": The cantankerous Nobel laureate takes on his times, year by year

Michael Scott Moore

Gift books: Saints, sinners, movie stars and imaginary lands

Stephanie Zacharek, Maria Russo

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