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Topic: Books (page 341)

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Books Log

Jonathan Miles
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You, Bowie and a cigarette: What's better in bed?

Lesley Stern
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Books Log: Kate Millett finds a new house

Craig Offman
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Lincoln's Birthday special! "Abe: A Novel of the Young Lincoln" by Richard Slotkin

Laura Miller
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Melanie Rehak on poetry: One collection that toys with the ghosts of the 20th century, and one steeped in the pleasures of the h

Melanie Rehak

Ivory Tower: Trauma scholars feel your pain

Andreas Killen

"Joseph McCarthy": Revisionism strikes again! Did Tailgunner Joe know more about commie infiltration than we care to admit?

Dante Ramos

A mere $125?: When my ex-writing teacher put my personal letters up for sale, I was shocked and outraged -- and the price seemed

Diana Abu-Jaber
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Books Log: Oprah pick sends publisher scrambling

Craig Offman

Himmelfarb vs. the '60s: There's no room for real life in Gertie's America

Charles Taylor
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Updike's "Gertrude and Claudius": Feverish and furtive sex, then death, in a masterly prequel to "Hamlet"

John Freeman
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"S.: A Novel About the Balkans": Rape, torture and the sexual slavery of Bosnian women

Brigitte Frase

Bogus bride: A scholarly press admits faking Wyatt Earp's wife's memoir

Andrew Richard Albanese
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Dear Mr. Blue: Should I tell my pregnant wife about my three-year crush on a co-worker?

Garrison Keillor
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Books log: Lindbergh family bashes biographer

Craig Offman

Thomas Mallon's "Two Moons": Love-struck astronomers take on scheming politicians in a beautiful but heavy-handed new novel

Christopher Shea

Ivory Tower: How a tenured professor taught me to milk the system

James Nestor
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Book Bag: Ann Powers picks five new bohemian classics

Ann Powers

Ivory Tower: I am not an animal!

Susan McCarthy

"What's Love Got to Do With It?": How American charity lines the pockets of the well-heeled and screws the poor

Frank Browning

Ann Hodgman on cookbooks: An oversexed cookbook ("potatoes  the testicles of the earth"), a sweet but talky one and one that�

Ann Hodgman

"Playing Botticelli": The inevitable clash between an ex-flower-child mom and her rebellious daughter

Fiona Morgan

My worst interview: Orson Scott Card was my favorite author -- until we met.

Donna Minkowitz
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Books Log: New rock tell-all zaps Jagger, Stewart, Sting

John Perry
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