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Topic: Books (page 362)

"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

Mr. Blue: Women who use only lower-case letters must be careful in love

Garrison Keillor

"The Dragon Hunt": Grueling, highly original Vietnamese stories

"Digital Darwinism": Which Web business models are fit enough to survive?

We've all been there: The GIs are long gone, but some people are still fighting the Vietnam War

Zachary Karabell

"American Fuehrer": George Lincoln Rockwell, home-grown Nazi

Katharine Whittemore

The wild side: The author of "The Hours" picks five books from the edge that belong in the center

Michael Cunningham

Where protest can kill you: In Iran, dissident students face death

Unrequired reading: The books editors choose when they're playing hooky

"Cinnamon Gardens": An epic tale of turn-of-the-century Sri Lankan high society, starched but starting to wrinkle

Dr. Strange Love: The risqui Viennese writer who inspired "Eyes Wide Shut"

"The Pearly Gates of Cyberspace"

"Caravaggio": Biography of a hustler after fame and fortune

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