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Topic: Books (page 345)

Ann Hodgman on cookbooks: Cooking for rock stars, cooking with male strippers -- culinary secrets of the vapid

"Hurricane": Biography of the champ who was framed for murder

"Moth Smoke": Pakistani novelist Mohsin Hamid's darkly seductive debut

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False prophet: New bio of Elijah Muhammad airs Nation of Islam dirty laundry

Debra Dickerson

"The Missing Head of Damasceno Monteiro": Drug trafficking and decapitation in contemporary Portugal

Marion Lignana Rosenberg

Ivory Tower: Future Smart: A report card from the multiple intelligences master

"Balthus": Dishy life of the old goat who made his name painting nymphets in bloom

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Dear Mr. Blue: Do I have to be nice to my friend's new bimbo girlfriend after he dumped his wife of 30 years?

Garrison Keillor

Writer's colony confidential: Is MacDowell really the boozy, adulterous hotbed it's cracked up to be?

Matthew Specktor

"The Cockroach Papers": Everything you ever wanted to know (and you did, didn't you?) about those vile bugs

Warped, battered, stained: The cookbooks people actually use

Salon staff members

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Ivory Tower: The Templeton Foundation pays scientists to find God

Lawrence Osborne

Bad faith: What scientists don't understand about religion

Margaret Wertheim

"I May Not Get There With You": What would Martin Luther King Jr. think today?

Jaqueline Carey on mysteries: Agatha Christie for Christmas

Jacqueline Carey

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Books Log: Updike and Parini trade slaps on review pages

Science fiction: Connie Willies tackles time travel and chaos theory with Wodehousian wit

"When Bad Things Happen to Other People": A serious look at the nastiest emotion

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Twilight of a feminist: Susan Brownmiller remembers her revolution

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Dear Mr. Blue: My husband finally quit drinking so I wouldn't leave him, but now I can't

Garrison Keillor

"Food: A Culinary History": The Romans didn't eat what you thought they did

Book log: John Irving blasts Tom Wolfe, Wolfe blasts back

Stuart Little was gay: The love that dare not squeak its name

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