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But is Accosting the Hotel Maid Also Wrong?

Can legal scholar Allan C. Hutchinson's recent book 'Is Eating People Wrong?' inform us about the Dominique Strauss-Kahn sexual assault scandal in America? New York attorney Alan Behr reviews the book and offers an opinion on the legal case against the former IMF chief.
20 Sep 2011

Poetry: The Year of the Ecstatic Pessimist

The enigmatic Polish poet, Czeslaw Milosz — Nobel Laureate, diplomat, iconoclast — is remembered on the centenary of his birth.

Book Review: Fade to Black

Paul Donnelley's collection of brief, often macabre, obituaries of Hollywood luminaries is a perfectly ghoulish read for an evening punctuated by Trick-or-Treaters ringing the doorbell every ten minutes.

The Imagined Dénouement: 3 How To Survive an Atomic Bomb

In the latest of his “Imagined Dénouement” series, O. Tyrone Shulaise proposes what the final page of a book might be, based solely on the appearance of its cover.

Thank Heaven for Not-so-Little Girls

Alan Behr in New York on the new Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Book, "Heaven."

A Book By Its Cover 2: Tap-Tap Island

In the latest of his “Imagined Denouement” series, O. Tyrone Shulaise proposes what the final page of a book might be, based solely on the appearance of its cover.

The Imagined Dénouement: 1

In the first of a series of humor essays, O. Tyrone Shulaise imagines what the final page of a particularly torrid (and actual!) 1960s pulp novel might be, based solely on the appearance of its cover.

Book Review: Hiding in Plain Sight — The Secret World of Raymond Burr

That the film and television actor was in a long-term, same-sex relationship is scarcely enough to sustain the salaciously titled new biography by Michael Seth Starr.

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2007 National Book Awards and European Literary Prizes Announced

Coveted book awards and literary prizes in the U.S. and Europe make headlines this week.

ALL ABOUT PANDAS: FUN AND FACTS FOR CHILDREN

Barney Kilgore: The Man who Made the Wall Street Journal

At America's economic nadir, a cub reporter joined a foundering business publication and, over the course of a remarkable career, molded The Wall Street Journal into the model of modern journalism. A new biography chronicles his remarkable legacy.
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