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Topic: Books (page 361)

No sweat: Anti-sweatshop activists can handle the media, but can it handle itself?

"A Short History of Rudeness": Does success require boorishness?

Greg Villepique

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Wild children: Why we shouldn't demonize Goth

"Magnificent Corpses": For the grisly-minded, a guide to saints' relics

Machine dreams: Postmodern theorists' obsession with the disappearing body

Virginia Eubanks

"My Father, Dancing": Stories of fathers conducting opera, philandering, ghost-writing term papers and dying

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Jackal of the North? Canadian agent ruffles feathers

You'll find Sid Arthur shelved in unfiction: My first month at a bookstore info desk

"The Big Con": The classic of larceny that inspired "The Sting"

Dear Mr. Blue: My husband's porn habit is leaving me lonely

Garrison Keillor

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"Italian Fever": The land of Bernini and amore heats up a New Yorker's blood

Stephanie Zacharek

"This is it!": Penelope Fitzgerald picks five novels that rocked her world

Penelope Fitzgerald

Ivory Tower: Campus of blood: Nigeria's mysterious on-campus cults terrorize the student body

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Summer reading: Picks from Al Franken, Caroline Knapp, Larry Flynt and many more

the staff of Salon Books

Thin air, thin ice: Astronomers, environmentalists and native Hawaiians fight over a 14,000-foot peak

"Tipping the Velvet": Brilliant, exuberant, lusty lesbian novel set in Victorian London

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An impatient man: Garry Wills talks about Hillary, gun control and the witty St. Augustine

"A Clever Base-Ballist": This spirited tale of a pioneer player smacks a pie in face of baseball nostalgia

The Odd Couple: Times critic and ex-Chili Pepper bunk together and write a book

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