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Gary Kamiya (page 10)

Before co-founding Salon.com, Gary Kamiya was at the San Francisco Examiner for five years, where he worked with David Talbot as senior editor at the paper’s Sunday magazine, Image. He also served as the paper’s book editor and critic at large, writing critical essays and reviews of books, movies, music, theater and art. Before that he helped found Frisko magazine, where he was senior writer.

Kamiya’s writing has appeared in the New York Times Book Review, ArtForum, and Sports Illustrated, among many other publications. He holds an M.A. from U.C. Berkeley, which awarded him its top undergraduate award in English literature, the Mark Schorer Citation, in 1983.

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The real reason we went to war

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Liberation day

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Judgment day

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Sleepwalking toward Baghdad

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The great debate

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Of fate and football

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The Middle East

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Sex, sin and the gangs of San Francisco

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Bush’s frightening Middle East appointment

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A front-row seat at war

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High on war

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It’s the war, stupid

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President Bush’s distorted case for war

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Hail Caesar!

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After the fall

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What the world thinks of America

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Fiddling while the Middle East burns

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Welcome to the world

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