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Topic: Books (page 349)

"Rembrandt's Eyes": A massive, daring biography of the painter who was captive to his own appetites

Matthew DeBord

Poetry Nation? The Favorite Poem Project dug up some dubious evidence

Melanie Rehak

Wendy Kaminer's "Sleeping With Extra-Terrestrials": American boobism at the end of the century

Andrew O'Hehir
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Ivory Tower: Association of Literary Scholars and Critics: The renaissance of literary studies or its quiet burial?

Boris Kachka
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Dear Mr. Blue: He looked like Mr. Right -- except for that vasectomy

Garrison Keillor

"Breakfast With Scot": Two gay parents blanch at their son the swish

Greg Bottoms

True adventure: I wrote a novel in three days

Dave Fox
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Books log: Author gets too personal with Michiko Kakutani

Craig Offman
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Love in a cage: An interview with Irish prisoner turned novelist Ronan Bennett

David Bowman

Ivory Tower: Ordinary men on the joys and horrors of killing

Annie Murphy Paul
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Bisexual hillbillies: A doctor from India moves to Tennessee and realizes the best stories are the true ones

Amy O'Connor

"Empire Express": Epic story of the transcontinental railroad

Katharine Whittemore
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Book Bag: Mary Gaitskill picks five tales of men at extremes

Mary Gaitskill
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Books Log: Washington Post critic accuses widower of "geezer porn"

Craig Offman

Photography books: Spectacular shots of earth, moon and stars

Andrew Long
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Ivory Tower: Diary of a Teacher's Last Year: I'm dying but classes go on.

David Alford
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Oprah, Empress of Books: Silence the snobs, and all hail a literacy campaign that actually works

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Nat King Cole": The great jazz pianist who made his mark as a pop singer

Greg Villepique
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Oprah, Empress of Books: She's not doing literature any favors

Gavin McNett
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Craig Offman
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"Galileo's Daughter": How an illegitimate daughter helped the heretical scientist bear his burdens

Casey Greenfield

"Shakespeare in Charge": Corporate-climbing advice from the Bard? What's next, "Shakespeare in Shape"?

Ron Rosenbaum

Ivory Tower: School Days: I'm not a Nazi, I'm just writing a term paper

Lillie Wade

Tupperware: How that fabulous plastic changed America

Jonathan Groner
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