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Topic: Books (page 355)

Susan Faludi's "Stiffed": Bloated, loaded and brilliantly persuasive

Lynne Sharon Schwartz's "In the Family Way": Love and sex at the end of the '90s

Last laugh: How America's wittiest satirist can save your life

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Washington Post book columnist lashes back after attack on Reagan bio

Brain pain! College jocks and concussion repercussions

"Duel": Sensational retelling of Hamilton's face-off with Burr

Katharine Whittemore

A tempest around "Isaac's Storm": Weathermen point to errors

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Dear Mr. Blue: She wrote bad love poetry to my husband

Garrison Keillor

Richard Rhodes' "Why They Kill": A sweeping, unconvincing theory of violence

"Lucky": A tough-minded rape memoir

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Ivory Tower: Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick learns that sometimes theory can'

Jayne Anne Phillips picks tales of primal loss

Jayne Anne Phillips

"Having Everything": Middle-aged protagonist gets kinky, screws up perfect life

Stephanie Zacharek

General Obregon and other student paradoxes

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Married, with books: Could their love survive merging their collections?

Who killed Brooklyn?: A novelist comes home to a strange land

Jonathan Lethem's "Motherless Brooklyn": A small-time killing, a hero with Tourette's, a brilliant detective novel

Iggy Pop (Tom Copi/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Voice coach to the stars speaks out on Hanson brothers, Iggy Pop and President Clinton

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B-school orgy: the alcohol-anointed orientation for the new MBAs

"The Abyssinian": Sacre bleu! The winner of the Prix Goncourt is a catastrophe!

Dear Mr. Blue: My husband's sudden fits of rage are wearing me out

Garrison Keillor

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