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Topic: Books (page 371)

Uncovering Carver: Three new Raymond Carver stories discovered

Garrison Keillor He took me to sexual heights I didn't know existed, but still he won't commit

Garrison Keillor

Ian Buruma's "Anglomania": Why all the world has a thing for England

Photo finish: Déjà vu on a book jacket; Iowa defends its writers

"The Leper's Companion": Journeying to Jerusalem in 1410

Alex Abramovich

Book Bag: Richard Powers picks five post-colonial novels that push English to the limit

Privacy books: Is government your protector or your persecutor?

Racism or science? An FSU geneticist stirs outrage by claiming that blacks are less intelligent than whites

Boning up on the Balkans: Has a history book influenced Clinton?

A Princeton conservative blisters the democratized academy

Euny Hong Koral

"Go West Young F*cked-Up Chick": An uneven trip down the L.A. rabbit hole

The breaking point: Gitta Sereny ponders the Colorado killings

"Country of Exiles": American rootlessness takes its toll

Endless pain: It changes all the rules

Luanne Armstrong

"Last Things": A mother's breakdown through a child's eyes

Babble-on revisited: Pale, embittered writers ignore Club Med guests

Not alone: Astronomers discover the first multiplanet solar system besides ours

"The Curse": The case for bearing your Tampax proudly

Stephanie Zacharek

Talking trash and taking bets: The tussle over the U.K.'s poet laureate

Who picks the U.S. poet laureate?

"Véra (Mrs. Vladimir Nabokov)": The wife stuff

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Steve Erickson recommends five seriously weird L.A. novels

"The Lexus and the Olive Tree": Thomas L. Friedman argues nations must globalize or die

Martha Nussbaum's "Sex and Social Justice": Brilliant on justice, evasive on sex

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