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Topic: Books (page 369)

Pauline Kael picks five favorite movie books

"Has the Internet Killed the Novel?" Blowhards face off

Pat Barker's "Another World": The past isn't over. It isn't even past

Don't stand so close to me: A professor loses it over his punk student's exposed belly-button

Turkish delights: Book exposes orgiastic Jewish sect

Onward, Christian racists: Alabama university suspends program after white Baptist church turns away black preacher

"The Distance to the Moon": Midlife-crisis road-trip book runs out of gas

Selling Salinger's letters: Sure, Maynard exploited him -- but he exploited her first

Call me Fido: Writers speak for animals -- because animals can't tell them to shut up

Vikram Seth's "An Equal Music": A chameleonic author turns to love

"The Pathology of Lies": A Tina Brown type hacks her way to the top -- literally

Stripping 101: A professor-stripper teaches her Mount Holyoke students erotic dancing

"Nathaniel's Nutmeg": History of spice trade meant for the movies

Orange short-list announced: North-American writers dominate Brit lit award

Mr. Blue: My boyfriend can't deal with my taste for threesomes

Garrison Keillor

"White Oleander": A young girl's nightmare tour of L.A.'s foster care system

Trish Deitch Rohrer

"Turn of the Century": Poniewozik on Kurt Andersen's hyper-sharp satire of the New York media world

James Poniewozik

"Sentimental Democracy": The beginnings of American self-righteousness

Terrorist tell-all: Black September leader recalls Munich

Bitter pills: How one innocuous antibiotic tablet wrecked my wife's health

Book Bag: Gore Vidal picks his five favorite postwar novels (including one by ... Gore Vidal)

Ivory Tower: Is the theory of everything a whole lotta hooey?

Ivory Tower: Sheer, unmitigated lust made my English class unbearable

Sandra E. Stevens

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