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Whitewashing Marxism: As European scholars confront the atrocious legacy of Karl Marx, many American academics continue their ra

Lawrence Osborne

"Days of Infamy": A book of military blunders commits a few itself

Fiction, 9 to 5: Ian McEwan picks five favorite novels about work

the editors of Salon Books

Skeleton in our closet: Some 25,000 year-old bones are stirring up what it means to be huma

"Coal to Cream": An African-American writer discovers a raceless society in Brazil

Casey Greenfield

David Gates: The novelist talks about spiritual Chapter 11

"Flowers in the Dustbin": Do we need another history of rock 'n' roll? If it's this good, yes.

The Clinton marriage: At this point, we'll believe anything

Edward Said to respond to claims he's not true Palestinian

Students without Darwin: How will the University of Kansas deal with its brave new generation?

"The Plot to Get Bill Gates"

Plus: The good kind of segregration: A former Smell This editor flexes her hindsight vision.

Ted and Ollie: Kaczynski, not Gore, inspire "Love Story"

Ron Hansen's "Hitler's Niece": The teenager the F|hrer loved

Stalking the literary agent: Don't take this guide into the bush

Dear Mr. Blue: Should I insist my boyfriend take me with him on vacation?

Garrison Keillor

The not-so-sweet life: A diabetic restaurant critic reflects on the enemy within

"Edward Albee": The "Virginia Woolf" playwright's difficult life

Tribunal at Oberlin: A young feminist activist finds herselfaccused of racism.

"The Boy on the Green Bicycle": Memoir of a brother's death

What children know: Five great novels about kids

Class lessons: The Yale Club happy hour teaches all that Yalecampus life pretended to disdain.

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