Books of The Times: Color Her Protest Pink
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Zarah Ghahramani makes a highly unlikely political prisoner, a romantic, poetry-besotted young woman whose rage at the government was a matter of personal style as much as of principle.
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Pink products - already popular with women and the fashion and beauty companies that cater to them â-re everywhere this month. October is designated as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and pink
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A revolutionary who fought for spontaneity over correctness JULIA CHILD, 1912-2004
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1. "Lean Mean Thirteen" by Janet Evanovich (St. Martin's Press)
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Pink has become the trendy, hot color for some of the Cleveland Browns this week.
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"Oystercatchers" (W. W. Norton &amp; Company. 306 pages. $23.95 hardcover), by Susan Fletcher: In a follow-up to the award-winning "Eve Green," author Susan Fletcher creates a character who is not always likable and so introverted that it takes the reader time &#151; and many pages &#151; to get to know her.
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Arts & entertainment: Former children's laureate Anne Fine was inspired to write latest book for children by anger over Iraq.
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By Jennifer Smith, Newsday, Melville, N.Y.  Jun.
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The author of a new book talks about recent battles in court over church and state
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T this weekend&#39;s demonstration in support of abortion rights, a young woman in bright pink feathers and a pink slip (her unsubtle hint to the president) could barely get across the Brooklyn
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To protest a plot to murder a cartoonist, Danish papers reprint caricatures of Mohammed  -  then raise questions about the treatment of the alleged plotters
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Before 1984,  before   The Handmaid's Tale,  before either the movie or  the book by  Stephen King, there was Sinclair Lewis' It Can't Happen Here.    Lewis' vision of an American descent into Fascism is as fresh and disturbing today  as it was when it was written in 1935.  Check out the full text  online,  and consider with me the continuing relevance of this 69 year old warning.
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"How Green Were the Nazis?" could be the title to beat this year for the Bookseller/Diagram Prize for oddest book title.
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Like every October in the United States, pink ribbons are popping up everywhere: pinned to shirts, coat lapels, and on a myriad of products, all with the alleged goal of raising money to fight breast cancer.
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Susan Sontag, the author, human rights activist and social critic, has died in a New York cancer hospital, aged 71. Ms Sontag, who had suffered from leukemia for some time, was known for interests that ranged
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WASHINGTON  - Like every October in the United States, pink ribbons are popping up everywhere: pinned to shirts, coat lapels, and on a myriad of products, all with the alleged goal of raising money to fight breast cancer.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Month is hard to miss. Its pink promotions are so pervasive during October that Halloween&#39;s orange-and-black motifs sometimes pale.