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Sara Marcus

Mall of America to foreign press covering Palin: We're sorry

She wasn't elected vice president, she quit her job as Alaska's governor and fans treat her like a rock star.

Talk of the Stacks: Padgett Powell

She wasn't elected vice president, she quit her job as Alaska's governor and fans treat her like a rock star.

Graywolf Press is lone wolf in book publishing

The publisher is a thousand miles from NYC but remains one of the best

Mistakes Were Made

Heather McElhatton isn't a morbidly obese concubine with a thing for primates. How's that for free will?

Sugar Head

When Minneapolis restaurant critic Dennis Cass sets out to explore his own brain, the truth (almost) kills

Wave of Mutilation

Cracking open the chest of American letters, Louis Bayard finds a goofy young Goth

Payback Is a Motherland

How African hip hop "gives back" to two continents

Savage Love

How African hip hop "gives back" to two continents

Basbanes's Bazaar

Who will buy a book about why we buy books?

The Barnstormer

A few years ago, Doug Ohman was a theme-park executive with 600 employees. Today, he photographs barns. What happened?

James Atlas: My Life in the Middle Ages

A few years ago, Doug Ohman was a theme-park executive with 600 employees. Today, he photographs barns. What happened?

Louise Erdrich: Four Souls: A Novel

A few years ago, Doug Ohman was a theme-park executive with 600 employees. Today, he photographs barns. What happened?

Can You Say "Cracker" on TV?

Solving the mysteries of race and culture with the writers of 'Ego Trip'

The Moviegoer

Alberto Fuguet renounces Latin America's magical past for its media future

God Bless, Us...Well, Not Quite Every One

Tiny Tim returns to tell you where to put your figgy pudding

Never Mind The Sex Pistols, Here's Neal Pollack

A snarky writer thinks he's America's greatest living punk

Liar's Poker

A snarky writer thinks he's America's greatest living punk

Greatest Hits, 2002

A snarky writer thinks he's America's greatest living punk

Mike Magnuson: Lummox

A snarky writer thinks he's America's greatest living punk

No Amnesty

A human-rights worker's campaign of cruelty

The Athletic Cup

The fascist rules. The inner calm. The funny pants. Chasing the grail of football's myth--and utter lack of meaning.

Louise Erdrich: The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse

The fascist rules. The inner calm. The funny pants. Chasing the grail of football's myth--and utter lack of meaning.

No Do-Overs

Two playful new novels ponder the possibility of second chances

Good Works Make Great Reading

Two playful new novels ponder the possibility of second chances

Reading Aloud, Naturally

Here's how to make the simplest stories jump right off the page

In Hot Water

Need a break for mind and body? Try these simple remedies that draw on the healing power of an old-fashioned soak.

NAPPA '99 National Parenting Publications Awards

Need a break for mind and body? Try these simple remedies that draw on the healing power of an old-fashioned soak.

Get the Hammock Ready

Classic summer reading comes to life in your own back yard

Stay Hungry

Surviving the book wars and outfoxing the wolves with the Hungry Mind's David Unowsky

When Irish Eyes Are Winking

Surviving the book wars and outfoxing the wolves with the Hungry Mind's David Unowsky

Logan's Run

Surviving the book wars and outfoxing the wolves with the Hungry Mind's David Unowsky

Abraham Verghese :The Tennis Partner

Surviving the book wars and outfoxing the wolves with the Hungry Mind's David Unowsky

Eat the Revolution

Surviving the book wars and outfoxing the wolves with the Hungry Mind's David Unowsky

Wally Lamb: I Know This Much Is True

Surviving the book wars and outfoxing the wolves with the Hungry Mind's David Unowsky

A Feast of Famine

Twenty-three-year-old Marya Hornbacher starved herself into the hospital and lived to tell. But does the new cult-of-pain memoir add up to a steady diet of nothing?

The End

Twenty-three-year-old Marya Hornbacher starved herself into the hospital and lived to tell. But does the new cult-of-pain memoir add up to a steady diet of nothing?

96 Tears by Doug J. Swanson

Twenty-three-year-old Marya Hornbacher starved herself into the hospital and lived to tell. But does the new cult-of-pain memoir add up to a steady diet of nothing?

The Alchemist's Revenge

St. Paul's Llewellyn Publications was New Age before New Age was cool. Now it's enormously lucrative, too.

Book Shorts

St. Paul's Llewellyn Publications was New Age before New Age was cool. Now it's enormously lucrative, too.

PRINTED MATTER

St. Paul's Llewellyn Publications was New Age before New Age was cool. Now it's enormously lucrative, too.

Book Roundup

St. Paul's Llewellyn Publications was New Age before New Age was cool. Now it's enormously lucrative, too.

Short Shrift

St. Paul's Llewellyn Publications was New Age before New Age was cool. Now it's enormously lucrative, too.

ALICE IN TECHNOLAND

St. Paul's Llewellyn Publications was New Age before New Age was cool. Now it's enormously lucrative, too.