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The Believer March 2005
Thriller
by Tom Bissell
Stripping the guilt from the guiltily pleasurable literary thriller.
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Abu Ghraib: A Global Family Portrait
by Jana Prikryl
In the prison abuse scandal in Iraq, the metaphor for the violence of photography has found its skin.
If All Parents Are Bad Parents, What Can We Children Learn from the Children of the Revolution?
by Gregory Gipson
Four new books reveal the radical’s perspective on revolutionary violence.
Mego Crazy
by Tom Bligh
A dispatch from MegoCon 2004, the deadly-serious convention for the greatest action-figure company ever.
Mario Van Peebles
interviewed by Amy Güth
A baadassss director explains why you can stop holding your breath for New Jack City 2.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
interviewed by Eric Spitznagel
The deceased Sherlock Holmes author reveals the truth about mummies, Bigfoot, and minuscule laptops from the afterlife.
Benjamin Weissman
interviewed by Rachel Kushner
Are you strangely consumed by Hitler’s athletic prowess or children with giant ears and veiny torsos? Weissman is here to help.
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Marjorie Grene
interviewed by Benjamin Cohen
The great-grandmother of philosophy answers our stupid questions about Sartre, hermits, and the cogito.
Alexander Payne
interviewed by Kate Donnelly
The writer/director of Sideways may or may not be planning to run for public office, and we may or may not have all the details inside. FULL TEXT
The First Annual Believer Book Award
FULL TEXT
Personal Ads for Poets: A Free Service
Eric Chevillard’s Palafox
reviewed by Darren Reidy
FULL TEXT
René Steinke’s Holy Skirts
reviewed by Heather Birrell
FULL TEXT
Curtis White’s The Idea of Home
reviewed by Dan Johnson
Christopher Nealon’s The Joyous Age
reviewed by Stephen Burt
Nick Mamatas’s Move Under Ground
reviewed by Kevin Dole 2
Motel: The Moose River Lodge and Motel
by Amanda Eyre Ward
Bird: The Auk, Great and Little
by Anne Landsman
Stuff I’ve Been Reading
by Nick Hornby
La Zona Fantasma
by Javier Marías
An Excitement of Windows: a new poem
by Dean Young
Schema: The Secret Life of Titles
by Mac Barnett
Four-Color Comics: “Sherlock Holmes Versus Jungle Boy, Part 47”
by Michael Kupperman
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