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...hand at a wide variety of literary genres: from poetry and drama to fiction, journalism, history and polemics, as well as a voluminous (and decidedly indiscreet) journal. Primarily, sometimes exclusively, known as a literary critic (a fact that never failed to annoy him), he also found time to write an average of more than two-and-a-half letters per day for every day of his life - an astounding 70,000 in all. Although two previous collections of his correspondence have been published, the vast majority of his more personal letters have remained private. But a new selection, revealing Wilson...
...part, Yoder imagines living out his years in a little chalet on a Vermont mountain. "I could write about psychiatry and send people cranky e-mails," he says with a grin. He says he has no intention of harming anyone. It's unclear what impact the decision in his case will have on the broader issue of patients' rights. If he wins, the "psychiatric survivors" movement may have a new poster boy, and other states might look more carefully at patients who may be sick or may just be antisocial. Of course, finding the line between...
...Takes one to Know One" is the title of the opening chapter of Joseph Epstein's engaging taxonomy of snobbery. The self-awareness is laudable but also necessary, for it is impossible to write a book about snobs without being...
...snubbed a BBC reporter, following which several newspapers ran the same MOVE OVER ANNA headline. Hantuchova, who won a major tournament at Indian Wells, Calif., earlier this year, proved she's a fierce competitor when she commented on the comparisons between Kournikova and herself: "I'm glad people can write about my tennis too, more than hers...
SHOP HARDER. Most homeowners can find a company willing to write them a policy, but it takes more phone calls than before. Even if you find coverage quickly, comparison shopping can save you hundreds of dollars a year...