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Topic: Books (page 352)

J-school ate his brain. Now author Michael Lewis is back for a meal of his own

Ken Kalfus' "Pu-239": Burrowing inside Russia's head

Body count: In his frightening new bestseller, Pat Buchanan builds his argument atop the corpses of the weak

Ivory Tower: Diary of a teacher's last year: Arrested development

Jill Robinson's "Past Forgetting": A true-life tale of amnesia in Hollywood

Jonathan Lethem

Money, power, and computers

At a private university in Vermont, U.S. military officers are still teaching Indonesians how to fight.

Literary leftovers: Do we really need to scrape the bottom of Dashiell Hammett's desk drawers?

"I'll never run": The political wit and wisdom of Donald Trump

"Pre-Code Hollywood": The forgotten early era when movies were uncensored

Novel disease: "Paisley Girl" suffers from rare disorder

Yale: Haven of gay tolerance, or homophobic outpost?

"Secrets of the Flesh": The life of a great French sensualist

Old Bhagwan, new bottles: The incognito return of Rajneesh

Dennis McCafferty

Celebrity junkie: Living down "Permanent Midnight"

Erik Himmelsbach

Jerry Stahl's "Perv" -- Sex-starved teens, bloodthirsty hippies in a novel by the author of "Permanent Midnight"

Dear Mr. Blue: My teenage son is surfing porn sites on the Web and lying to me about it

Garrison Keillor

Gleick questions: A four-minute interview with the author of "Faster"

Jonathan Lethem picks five great novels overshadowed by their film versions

Jonathan Lethem

Striving for cash with the SATs

Claire Barliant

Something about yourself: A senior bemoans the moronic personal statement

"Plainsong": Love and turmoil in a small town on the High Plains

Baseball must die: Joe Morgan says the national pastime will destroy itself

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