An elegy for yesterday

Edmund White breaks his silence in The Married Man
by John Freeman

What a deal

The FBI, the Devil, and Bill Weld
by Dan Kennedy

The good, the bad, and the quirky

Tom Perrotta has a passion for biking catalogues. Sherman Alexie's on a 'Jewish-guys-from-the-'50s kick.' Nicola Barker keeps a copy of My Year with the Woodpeckers by her bed. When it comes to summer reading, it seems, authors are every bit as capricious as the rest of us.
by Chris Wright

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