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Topic: Books (page 351)

J.M. Coetzee's "Disgrace": This year's Booker winner is bleak even for Coetzee

Mental illness: The noose around our necks?

Code boy: An interview with Simon Singh, author of "Fermat's Enigma."

Margaret Wertheim

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"The Bonehunters' Revenge": Paleontologists with a bone to pick

Books Log: Editor behind "Fortunate Son" is sitting pretty

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2 legit 2 quit? Among Great Books scholars, I chose to study rap

"The Season": Life among the leather-skinned denizens of America's richest crocodile pit.

Books log: Echoes in "Dutch" of a 1994 short story

Books Log: D.C. thriller goes above the Beltway, finds success

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Dear Mr. Blue: Even after I lost 79 pounds, my husband isn't interested in sex

Garrison Keillor

Walter Kirn's "Thumbsucker": A Huck Finn for the screwed-up '90s

Lady killer: True-crime writers plumb the mystery of a murderous philanderer

Book bag: Calvin Trillin picks five novels that made him laugh

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Dartmouth 5-0: When the Greeks got Hawaiian, the Hawaiians got mad

"Silent Stars": Valentino, Pickford, Rin-Tin-Tin et al.

Ivory Tower: Diary of a teacher's last year: After my breakdown

William Gibson's "All Tomorrow's Parties": The cyberspace novelist keeps outrunning the future -- barely

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A new Salon Books column: Jacqueline Carey on mysteries

Jacqueline Carey

"Surreal Lives": A deliciously gossipy group biography of the surrealists

Lawrence Osborne

Books Log: Backstage at the Booker

Books Log: St. Martin's editor commits hara-kiri, recovers fast

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