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The man who brought things to life By Stephanie Zacharek
Joseph Cornell's art celebrated the mysteries of everyday objects (03/31/97)
Right On! By David Horowitz
Why I am not a liberal (03/31/97)
X-Word By Merl Reagle
If I wrote the dictionary (03/31/97)
Movies:
The Daytrippers By Robin Dougherty
The Devil's Own By Charles Taylor (3/28/97)
Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell
Pop music's food fetishes (3/28/97)
5-minute mystery By Margaret Lucke
Murder in a too-hip art gallery (3/28/97)
On, Dancer By Richard Covington
The moving art of Bill T. Jones (3/28/97)
21st Salon's weekly digital culture section:
Channel Turfing By Scott Rosenberg
Microsoft, AOL et al. are trying to make the Web more like TV (03/27/97)
Solitaire togetherness By Andrew Leonard
NetCELL means never having to play with yourself again (03/27/97)
Word by Word By Anne Lamott
"Crooked Little Heart": an excerpt from her new novel (03/27/97)
Taste Salon's weekly food section
Food Fairyland By Joyce Millman
The Food Network serves up a Roman banquet for guilt-ridden gluttons
The Burnt-Out Cook By Patric Kuh
Men who love the knives that cut them
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
A fool for faux
Cookbook Shelf By Bruce LeFavour
"In the Company of Mushrooms: A Biologist's Tale"
Taste Talk By Patric Kuh
Cream-based soup, starter kitchens and first courses
(03/26/97)
Unzipped By Courtney Weaver
Up close and too personal (03/26/97)
Oscar Post-Mortem
Camille Paglia The people cry out to the Academy gods: More cleavage and glitz! Less Crystal!
Cintra Wilson The 69th Oscars: The dowdy, the disabled and the Devil (03/25/97)
Wanderlust Salon's new weekly travel magazine
Welcome to Wanderlust By Donald W. George
The editor of Salon's new travel site describes the spirit -- and the
substance -- of Wanderlust (03/25/97)
On the Amazon: Snapshots of a Green Planet By Isabel Allende
The acclaimed author of "Paula" and "The House of the Spirits" writes about her journey into the heart of the rain forest, where she rediscovers her voice (03/25/97)
Two Sides of the Rhine By Jan Morris
Jan Morris explores the quirky contrasts of French and German hospitality during a stay on both sides of the Rhine River (03/25/97)
My Best Holiday Experience By Pico Iyer
How Pico Iyer fled a Manhattan cubicle for the wilds of Asia -- and fell in love at first sight (03/25/97)
The Dangers of Provence By Peter Mayle
The author of "A Year in Provence" details the shadowy side of life in sunny southern France -- the madcap driving, the seductive rosé, the immovable house guests (03/25/97)
Romancing the Road By Amanda Jones
Fade Into Blue: The extraordinary tale of an irresistible encounter on a decrepit, divided tropical island (03/25/97)
Passages: "Pass the Butterworms" By Tim Cahill
For Tim Cahill, a stay among the Stone Age inhabitants of a Papua New Guinea village lends new meaning to the notion of family values (03/25/97)
Postmark: Paris By David Downie
Michelin's new restaurant ratings have raised a furor -- and brought into question the role of haute cuisine in French culture (03/25/97)
Personal Best: The Movies By Laura Miller
Salon critics pick their all-time favorites (03/24/97)
Swamp Fever By James Carville
Memo to Lake: Stop whining (03/24/97)
X-Word By Merl Reagle
And the wiener is ... (03/24/97)
Sleek chrome and bruised thighs By Robin Dougherty
The hypnotic pornography of "Crash" (03/21/97)
Accidents will happen By Susie Bright
"Crash" director David Cronenberg talks about gender-bending, propaganda and the sexual iconography of the Edsel (03/21/97)
Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell
A teen's love-weary heart (03/21/97)
21st Salon's new weekly digital culture section:
Scots and Bots: By Andrew Leonard
Glasgow builds a future -- with government help (03/20/97)
Underground fiction By Wendy Grossman
Geoff Ryman's novel -- 253 characters, one train wreck (03/20/97)
Ill Humor By Ian Shoales
Angels: Menace to America (03/20/97)
Taste Salon's weekly food section
Home cooking By Laura Miller
Judith Moore on the pleasures and perils of feeding other people (03/19/97)
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
Oscar's big night: Walnut Pasta Di Momento
Cookbook Shelf By Marialisa Calta
"Pie Every Day"
Taste Talk By Bob Blumer
Of homemade croutons, infused oil and the Pat Boone recipe for boring dinner parties
Unzipped By Courtney Weaver
Size matters: It's the meat AND the motion (03/19/97)
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The Salon Interview: Susie Bright By David Talbot America's leading crusader for good, dirty fun talks about our cheap strip-tease culture, the state of porn and the free-for-all potential of the Internet PLUS:
Aroused: how porn movies changed my life By Susie Bright
(03/18/97)
Ask Camille By Camille Paglia
The tyranny of racial categories (03/18/97)
The kiss-up By David Rakoff
Making it big by making it with mom (03/17/97)
Right On! By David Horowitz
Sexual hysteria: How feminist fanatics are sabotaging the military (03/17/97)
X-Word By Merl Reagle
Shades of St. Patrick's Day (03/17/97)
The Gospel of Mark By Gary Kamiya
Mark Twain gave America its voices (03/14/97)
Snow Job By Robin Dougherty
"Smilla's Sense of Snow" (03/14/97)
Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell
Beautiful barstool tales from a man with a mysterious voice (03/14/97)
21st Salon's new weekly digital culture section:
Do you like them with a mouse? Even Dr. Seuss has a hard time selling CD-ROMs
Why multimedia still sucks Too many buttons, not enough thought
(03/13/97)
Word By Word By Anne Lamott
My mind is a bad neighborhood (03/13/97)
Mississippi churning By Dwight Garner
Has Grisham replaced Faulkner as the literary spirit of the South? (03/12/97)
Taste Salon's new weekly food section:
Burnt-out Cook: Mr. Bubbly, Champagne pusher
Cookbook Shelf: Exotic Jewish delicacies
Surreal Gourmet: The Surreal Caesar salad
TasteTalk: The secret of cooking fish without smelling like one
(03/12/97)
Unzipped Can't boys find the right spot? (03/12/97)
Middlebrow and proud By David Futrelle
Even culture on the installment plan is better than no culture at all. (03/11/97)
The awful truth By Cintra Wilson
Something about getting older makes it easier to break up with people, even ones you still like. (03/11/97)
The Data Artist By Scott Rosenberg
Chart-master Edward Tufte finds meaning in numbers, then he shows how good graphs can save lives (03/10/97)
Swamp Fever By James Carville
Where do you clowns think campaign $ comes from -- the stork? (03/10/97)
Blood Stains By Marc Gerald
My search for African-American noir's lost legacy (03/07/97)
Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell
Howard Stern's music to fart by (03/07/97)
Incense, scarves, action By Laura Miller
"Kama Sutra" is bogus history and cheesy storytelling, but what the hell, it's sexy (03/07/97)
Plus: Interview with director Mira Nair By Jennie Yabroff (03/07/97)
Rude Awakening By Charles Taylor
Although "Private Parts" reveals the likable side of Howard Stern, it would be a lot funnier if he left his grudges behind (03/07/97)
The Listress By Amy Wallace
Nicknames of myth and legend (03/07/97)
21st Salon's new weekly digital culture section:
The city site war By Tom McNichol
Web giants battle for local bucks (03/06/97)
E-mail from the underground By Andrew Leonard
"Push," shove and swoosh (03/06/97)
Ill Humor By Ian Shoales
Have another Dorito, Darth? (03/06/97)
Tomorrow's sitcom classics By Joyce Millman
Who will rule in rerun? (03/05/97)
Taste Salon's new weekly food section:
Surreal Gourmet: Flambéed Pineapple a la mode
Burnt-out cook: Flavor This!
Taste Talk: Mysterious greens, scary shrimp and trailer-park food traumas
Cookbook shelf: "The Grapes of Ralph": Ralph Steadman's crazed wine odyssey
(03/05/97)
Unzipped By Courtney Weaver
Why playing Cupid is a really bad idea (03/05/97)
Vice Grip By Lily Burana
Sure, we all love stories of degradation and vice, especially when the storyteller has a pretty face. But how many bad-girl memoirs do we need, anyway? (03/04/97)
Ask Camille By Camille Paglia
Bill Clinton's heroic appetites (03/04/97)
Dedicated Followers of Passion By Sean K. Elder
One partied, the other stewed: How the brothers Davies wove their rivalry and debauchery into the rough beauty of the Kinks' hits (03/04/97)
The Salon Interview: John Irving By Joan Smith
John Irving takes his lack of talent seriously (03/03/97)
Weird Science By Susan McCarthy
Portrait of yourself as a young clone (03/03/97)
Right On! By David Horowitz
Tom Hayden needs to 'fess up (03/03/97)
"EZ Streets" By Joyce Millman
Why did CBS betray the best cop show of the year? (03/03/97)
Molested By Anonymous
How the system put my family on trial (02/28/97)
"The Menagerie Murder" By Dick Lochte
Find the killer, win a prize (02/28/97)
Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell
Never mind the Grammies -- it's the Kraut Juice awards (02/28/97)
Highway to heck By Stephanie Zacharek
"Lost Highway" shows only glimmers of David Lynch at his disturbing best (02/28/97)
Made men By Charles Taylor
With Al Pacino and Johnny Depp in top form, "Donnie Brasco" is smarter than the average mob movie (02/28/97)
Word by Word By Anne Lamott
Lashing out at your child is like bitch-slapping E.T. (02/27/97)
Planet Star Trek By Jeff Greenwald
Part 4: Beam me up, Dalai (02/27/97)
Laura Lemay's beta books By Andrew Leonard
Publishing mutates into information-ware (02/27/97)
Bestseller Hell By Jon Carroll
Ice queen's tale of love, glory, death and sequin abuse (02/27/97)
Sex and the single post-feminist By Laura Miller
Bad girl Katie Roiphe loses it (02/26/97)
Surreal Gourmet: Tequila-addled shrimp tacos (02/26/97)
Taste Talk: Desperately seeking ripe tomatoes (02/26/97)
Cookbook shelf: Casseroles: Not just for grandma (02/26/97)
Unzipped By Courtney Weaver
Birth control stops the show (02/26/97)
Real Vampires By Carol Lloyd
Interviews with the vampires (02/25/97)
The Awful Truth By Cintra Wilson
Love songs from the dead (02/25/97)
True Stories By Hank Hyena
Dining out with my wife's boyfriend (02/24/97)
Fall out By D.J. Waldie
The Cold War within me (02/24/97)
Swamp Fever By James Carville
Starr's flip-flop: Hack heeds his masters' voice (02/24/97)
Right On! By David Horowitz
Sports, not government, leads the way on race (02/24/97)
Clean and Sober By Rob Spillman
Today's literary cubs reject the coke 'n' glitz of the '80s brat pack (02/21/97)
Sound Salvation By Sarah Vowell
The world's strangest rock critic (02/21/97)
"The Graduate" By Robin Dougherty
Here's to you, Mrs. Robinson (02/21/97)
Chairman Rupert's Little Red Bucks By Andrew Leonard
Murdoch makes the Web safe for communism (02/20/97)
Planet Star Trek By Jeff Greenwald
Part 3: No time for "Trek" (02/20/97)
Ill Humor By Ian Shoales
How I went from washed-up hack to cyber-content-provider! (02/20/97)
Bedroom philosopher By Dwight Garner
Adam Phillips' radical new look at monogamy and promiscuity (02/19/97)
Unzipped By Courtney Weaver
My friend retires her diaphragm (02/19/97)
The Surreal Gourmet by Bob Blumer
$20 dinner party (02/19/97)
The Burnt-out Cook by Patric Kuh
The Cook returns to Ireland (02/19/97)
Ask Camille By Camille Paglia
Sapphic spectacle: Why men like to watch (02/18/97)
ValiumJet By Dwight Garner
Freaked-out flier binges on tales of terror (02/18/97)
Divorce, Franco-American style By Diane Johnson (02/18/97)
The Mystery of Monticello By Gary Kamiya
Who was the real Thomas Jefferson? (02/17/97)
Compassionate Habits By Carol Lloyd
The bugs in my moral system (02/17/97)
Right On! By David Horowitz
School reform: First, we fire all the teachers (02/17/97)
Why Clint Eastwood doesn't make my day By Charles Taylor
In "Absolute Power," Clint Eastwood is as strong, silent and tedious as ever (02/14/97)
Disasteroid! By Joyce Millman
Death wish specials (02/14/97)
"When We Were Kings" By Charles Taylor
A new documentary captures the charisma and nobility of Muhammad Ali (02/14/97)
"Touch" By Meg Cohen Ragas
Paul Schrader's new movie about faith healing fails to inspire (02/14/97)
Code boys By Scott Rosenberg
Po Bronson writes the Great Silicon Valley Novel (02/13/97)
Planet Star Trek By Jeff Greenwald
Part 2: A visit with Arthur C. Clarke in Sri Lanka (02/13/97)
Word by Word By Anne Lamott
Spiritual chemotherapy. (02/13/97)
Valentine's Special By James Carville and Mary Matalin
Love, Carville and Matalin style (02/12/97)
To Burt with Love By Joyce Millman
A Valentine to Burt Bacharach, the greatest love-song writer of the pop era (02/12/97)
I hate V-Day By Carol Lloyd
It's time to reclaim V-Day from the love fascists (02/12/97)
I love V-Day By Courtney Weaver
He hated Valentine's day, I love it: We broke up in January (02/12/97)
Surreal gourmet By Bob Blumer
Chocolate climax (02/12/97)
Bad Juju in Paradise By Dwight Garner
Alex Garland's "The Beach" is the book of the season (02/11/97)
Foucault's love child By Carol Lloyd
Hot air: How I lost my head over Theory (02/10/97)
The Listress: Test your trivia IQ (02/10/97)
David Horowitz Free Elia Kazan! (02/10/97)
Frank's final number By Sarah Vowell
How I'll remember Ol' Blue Eyes (02/07/97)
Movies (02/07/97): "Suburbia" |
"Sling Blade" |
"Prisoner of the Mountains"
Verbivore: Solve the game, win a prize! (02/07/97)
Ill Humor By Ian Shoales
Aquarius are us (2/06/97)
Digital punditry overload By Scott Rosenberg
How to pick a good tech book (2/06/97)
Planet Star Trek By Jeff Greenwald
Part 1: Why the japanese love Star Trek (2/06/97)
Trial by Success. By Barbara Zheutlin
After eight years spent writing "A Civil Action," Jonathan Harr has become Hollywood's latest literary darling (02/05/97)
The Surreal Gourmet By Bob Blumer
Sizzlin' Scallops to thaw through the Winter Chill (02/05/97)
The Burnt-out Cook By Patric Kuh
An Afternoon in Chelsea (02/05/97)
Unzipped: Five minutes that changed my
world: sweating out a pregnancy test (02/05/97)
Camille Paglia: Why women want to be dragged into the cave (02/04/97)
Getting High on Sex By Joan Smith
The conscious sex movement wants to take you higher (02/04/97)
Therapy's Nervous Breakdown By Laura Miller
Is therapy losing its human touch in the age of managed care? (02/03/97)
A letter from the editor
Salon goes daily (02/03/97)
Swamp Fever By James Carville
The unbalanced minds behind the balanced budget scheme (02/03/97)
Listress By Amy Wallace
Solve the quiz and win a prize! (02/03/97)
Daily articles for August and September 1997
Daily articles for June and July 1997
Daily articles for April and May 1997
Daily articles for February and March 1997
Articles in issues 49-1
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