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Topic: Books (page 365)

Dating Inc. When did the search for love turn into an exercise in climbing the corporate ladder?

Garbage picking 101: I was a Seven Sisters Dumpster diver

Gillian Andrews

A very literary bear: Why shouldn't Winnie-the-Pooh be on the UC-Berkeley reading list?

"Lorca": Serious study meets celebrity bio

The valiant sperm and the femme fatale egg: Can science ever be culturally neutral?

Margaret Wertheim

Dear Mr. Blue: Is it true love or just chemical imbalance?

Garrison Keillor

Transvestite hit men attack! Ed Wood's novels are even more ridiculous than his movies

Greg Villepique

The past is another country: A.S. Byatt selects five unforgettable historical novels

Ivory Tower: In "The Culture of Fear," Barry Glassner explains what America really should be afraid of

Simon Callow's "Love Is Where It Falls": Gay man, straight woman

Did toxic drinking water kill the children at Columbine High?

The battle for the soul of the Net

"White Hunters": When the shooting was fine

Scott Sutherland

What do single girls want? At a panel in NYC, a single man gets no answers

What do I say to the rubber dildo? When it comes to personal revelation, the author of the masculinity guide "Standup Guy" sits

Stephen Fry's "Moab Is My Washpot": Excessively digressive schoolboy memoirs from an arch British actor

Death of a bodice-ripper: Romance novelist Nancy Richards-Akers celebrated fierce but tender men in 16 books. Then her husband s

Jerry lives! The Grateful Dead guitarist speaks to Salon readers through psychic friend

"Desperate Characters": A brilliant, cheerless classic

Utopian scholar or ruthless CEO: Will the real Henry Louis Gates please stand up?

Wings of (Serbian) desire: Vociferous pro-Milosevic writer denounced by European intelligentsia

"Girls' Guide" sucks! Not terribly funny; not terribly anything at all

Mary Elizabeth Williams

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