Blogospheric Reaction to an Outed Wizard
J.K. Rowling's offhand remark about a character in her Harry Potter books is met with puzzlement in some quarters and delight in others.
View ArticleIf You Had to Pick Nine Books …
The key question in Chile's plan to give books to families: Which ones?
View ArticleDoris Lessing Tweaks Her Tune on the Nobel
The 88-year-old novelist gets a second chance at an acceptance speech.
View ArticlePutin Charmingly Denies Amassing Billions in Office
The Russian leader was only too happy to elaborate on where the charges originated.
View ArticleLonely Planet Answers a Writer’s Claims
The publisher of hip guidebooks wants nothing more to do with one particular swashbuckler formerly in its freelance-writer ranks.
View ArticleFor Bush, 2009 Means Getting to Hit ‘Send’ Again
On the subject of friendship and technology, an opinion from the President that few are likely to dispute.
View ArticleMcClellan’s Book Bubble Bursts on the Blogs
For all the initial shock, there was a pointed lack of shock at the substance of the revelations.
View ArticleClarke and McClellan: 2004 and Now
Two former Bush administration officials share similarities after publishing critical memoirs.
View ArticleMore Reviews for McClellan
A revelation may have legal implications, the panel chief said.
View ArticleWhen Money Falls From the Sky
An Indonesian author gets worldwide publicity for a stunt rarely seen outside of clipart.
View ArticleThe Prime Minister of Wuthering Heights
The head of the British government embraces his inner Heathcliff.
View ArticleKarl Rove Chooses Fictional Alter Ego
Karl Rove, the former senior adviser to President Bush, is seeing himself in the Old English poem.
View ArticleAssange Lashes Out at Release of ‘Unauthorized Autobiography’
The improbably titled "Julian Assange: The Unauthorised Autobiography", was released in Britain on Thursday, a portrait of the anti-secrecy group's heavily mediatized founder that has been disowned by...
View ArticleValerie Plame Meets the Press
Her media moment is upon us, but it seems clear that she will not be changing any minds in the process.
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