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Topic: Books (page 367)

Hitchens' "No One Left to Lie To": Bile and fantasy

Stephanie Zacharek

I was UC Berkeley's designated bigot: Identity politics still rule on campus

Same as the old boss: Indonesia's greatest novelist says he will not vote in Monday's elections

Gish Jen's "Who's Irish?": Genial comedies of ethnicity

"The Elusive Embrace": Passion, identity and gay fatherhood

Excerpt from "The Elusive Embrace": A boy in a graveyard walks a path to seduction

Daniel Mendelsohn

Did Disney deal spike Eisner bio?

Martin Cruz Smith's "Havana Bay": Love and death in Cuba

Wages of fear: There's nothing sadder than a university salary list

"Flight Maps": Nature in America -- plastic flamingos, feathered hats

Ferrigno's "Heartbreaker": In love and noir

Mary Elizabeth Williams

The espionage case that won't die: An interview with Alger Hiss' son

Presidential beach books: The First Reader lightens up

"The Calling": The secret lives of nuns

Mary Elizabeth Williams

A stomach is a terrible thing to waste: Are student hunger strikes over less-than-epic issues overkill?

Unsworth's "Sugar and Rum": Down and out in Thatcher's Liverpool

Marion Lignana Rosenberg

Vince Passaro on David Foster Wallace: "Brief Interviews With Hideous Men" is a brilliant symphony of desperation, loneline

Oh, behave!: Hallowed book unveils the naughty truth about Britain's aristocracy

"Charles Bukowski": Life of a barfly

Wall Street lynching?: An exiled black bond tradertells his side of the story

She was a woman, a pope, a mother: But did she even exist?

Katharine Whittemore

Nabokov hoax: Fake essay fools scholars

Raped on an autumn day: I locked the door -- with the devil inside

Nancy Venable Raine

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