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Topic: Books (page 363)

He remembers Papa, not altogether fondly: A Hemingway pal takes the gloves off

"The Colony of Unrequited Dreams": Brilliant fantasia on Newfoundland (yes, Newfoundland)

I majored in surfing. Really.

"Deliberate Intent": Does the First Amendment protect instructions for killers?

Jonathan Groner

Dear Mr. Blue: I lust after my girlfriend's best friend and now they want us all to live together

Garrison Keillor

The Matt Drudge of porn: A tortured conservative dishes on the industry he lusts to hate

Michelle Goldberg

Peerless: Peter Carey picks five very original works of fiction

Alien studies: Is it time to take little green men more seriously?

SAT skirmish: Mismeasurement of morons?

Michael Scott Moore

Boutros-Ghali's "Unvanquished": Still bitter at the U.S.

"Boy in the Water": Naked teenagers, mutilated animals and a serial killer terrorize a boarding school

Profiler: The real-life model for Thomas Harris' serial-killer expe

"Holy Clues": Was Sherlock Holmes a mouthpiece for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's spiritual beliefs?

Tyranny of the lecturn: What they never teach professors about teaching

Sherryl Kleinman

Dear Mr. Blue: My taxi driver boyfriend slept with one of his fares. Can I ever trust him again?

Garrison Keillor

The pissed-off muse: She dreamed of being immortalized in literature -- until he showed her his manuscript

"The Good Times": Sharp, staccato Scottish dialogue more macho than Mamet's fills James Kelman's new story collection

"Bucket of Tongues": A former janitor's gritty tales of Scottish street life

Salinger and me: My excellent adventures with the author of "The Catcher in the Rye"

Totally RIP-ed: The strange story of Lenin's embalmers

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