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Rescue Me!

New maps of the inner landscape from Carol Windley, and classic explorations of the ego revisted. Read more...

The counterintuitive history of the arms race, and the men who ran it -- largely in the dark. Read more...

The idiosyncratic memoir of a visit to India, by the celebrated author of My Dog Tulip. Read more...

Paul Di Filippo on ambitious new project attempts to compile the short pieces that emerged from Roger Zelazny's prolific imagination. Read more...

The indie-rock bohemias of Toronto, New York, and Chapel Hill -- chronicled by the participants. Read more...

Ward Sutton's Illustrated review of I'm Dying Up Here: Heartbreak and High Times in Stand-Up Comedy's Golden Era

Tales of literary ambitions that stand in the way of love. Read more...

A mind that leapt over the mysteries of physics, and a soul tormented by visions of failure. Read more...

A new edition of Elaine Dundy's barbed classic; English cookery considered; and more.

Considering Leonard Cohen's place in the Tower of Song. Read more...

A thousand years on, a noblewoman's gleanings from Japanese courtly life still shimmer with beauty. Read more...

Ward Sutton's illustrated review of Pynchon's trip into detective fiction.

These trailblazers of the cyberpunk frontier haven't concluded their explorations. Read more...