Help keep Salon independent

Topic: Books (page 351)

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

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

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

Advertisement:

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

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

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

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

Advertisement:

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

A new Salon Books column: Jacqueline Carey on mysteries

Jacqueline Carey

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

Lawrence Osborne

Advertisement:

Books Log: Backstage at the Booker

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

The Salon Interview: Roddy Doyle talks about Ireland, violence and the meaning of family

Ivory Tower: Keep my corpse in the classroom!

Advertisement:

"The Pleasure of Finding Things Out": The new Richard Feynman collection is as illuminating, pleasurable and frustrating as the

Hitler's Pope? Nope: Pius XII gets a bum rap in new book

Lawrence Osborne

Can we know ourselves? Brain biology may be no better than Freud

Advertisement:

"From Hell": Alan Moore, the Orson Welles of comics, delivers his darkest masterpiece yet

Jonathan Raban's "Passage to Juneau": Stunning account of a voyage north

Scott Sutherland

Dear Mr. Blue: First I fell for my wife's friend. Then I put it in writing.

Garrison Keillor

« Previous

Page: 351

Next »

Fearless journalism
in your inbox every day

Sign up for our free newsletter

• • •