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

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

Joyce Carol Oates' "Broke Heart Blues": A violent act in a town where life ends with high school

Michelle Goldberg

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

Ivory Tower: Silver scream: Here's your coffee -- would you care to read my screenplay?

Dear Mr. Blue: Two's company -- oh, but three!

Garrison Keillor

A Trotskyist libertarian cyberpunk? Science fiction's freshest new writer achieves the highly improbable with wit and style

"Interpreter of Maladies": Stunning debut about Asians in America

"The Internet is an engine of anarchy": An interview with Ken MacLeod

The downloadable boy: An excerpt from Ken MacLeod's "The Cassini Division"

Maas takes arms against a sea of shipwreck books

Back to the '50s: Five favorite novels from a decade that was wilde

Ivory Tower: Dark-eyed and down with the cause: but that didn't make her"of color".

Emily Wise Miller

"The Crisis of Desire": A call for gay men to take control of their sex lives and their fates

"Brown Dog of the Yaak" and "The Dream of the Marsh Wren": Wild places, fine writing

Ivory Tower: T&A paid for my B.A.: Stripping my way through college beat the hell out of Starbuck's

Kiss and tell: A sex columnist on the colleague who makes her cringe

Jennifer Kornreich

"Run Catch Kiss": Another view of Sohn's novel finds it a numb Bridget Jones clone

Literature's battleground: Has the university beaten real readers over the border?

"My Russian": A woman in disguise, 11 blocks from home

Stephanie Zacharek

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