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Topic: Books (page 365)

The free market or your soul: Two conservatives play a game of moral Twi

Hard boiled: Five contemporary noir novels

"The Metaphysical Touch": Wounded intellectuals in cyberspace

Pearls among swine: Genuine unpublished Nabokov gems may be hidden among fakes

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When diagnosed with cancer I learned: Laugh every day

Promotional intelligence: How a journalist distorted a scholarly idea -- and ended up a CEO.

Annie Murphy Paul

The search for high-tech soul: Two new novels set in Silicon Valley

Making book: Salon's 20 most marketable writers under 40

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Slaughterhouse Lit: J.M. Coetzees animal-rights tract, "The Lives of Animals," won't convince anyone that meat is murder

Douglas Cruickshank

"Eminent Maricones": Celebrating Hispanic gay lit

Dating Inc. When did the search for love turn into an exercise in climbing the corporate ladder?

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Faderman's "To Believe in Women": Laudable lesbian herstory

A very literary bear: Why shouldn't Winnie-the-Pooh be on the UC-Berkeley reading list?

"Lorca": Serious study meets celebrity bio

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Garbage picking 101: I was a Seven Sisters Dumpster diver

Gillian Andrews

Dear Mr. Blue: Is it true love or just chemical imbalance?

Garrison Keillor

Transvestite hit men attack! Ed Wood's novels are even more ridiculous than his movies

Greg Villepique

The valiant sperm and the femme fatale egg: Can science ever be culturally neutral?

Margaret Wertheim

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Simon Callow's "Love Is Where It Falls": Gay man, straight woman

The past is another country: A.S. Byatt selects five unforgettable historical novels

Ivory Tower: In "The Culture of Fear," Barry Glassner explains what America really should be afraid of

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