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SF Weekly Letters

How the crash will reshape the music industry

Future Games

She wants to harness the power of the communal cerebellum her games create and put it to work solving real-world problems

Bioscience Warfare

UC professor Tyrone Hayes found that a highly profitable weed killer causes sexual abnormalities in frogs. Then he found out how nasty a biotech multinational can be.

And a Teen Shall Lead Them

How 15-year-old Ben Casnocha brought e-government to Cupertino, Menlo Park, Burbank, and other cities across California

Poet of the Fallen World

How an S.F. theater troupe helped turn a reclusive novelist into a full-fledged playwright

Critical Mass

A new book magazine aims to be the Cliffs Notes of reviews

Food for Thought

For those with strong stomachs, a reading by the author of Fast Food Nation

Almost Famous

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell isn't Carrie Bradshaw. Like, really.

Night + Day

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell isn't Carrie Bradshaw. Like, really.

Who's the Boss?

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell isn't Carrie Bradshaw. Like, really.

Riff Raff

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell isn't Carrie Bradshaw. Like, really.

The Naked and the Dead

Sex and the City author Candace Bushnell isn't Carrie Bradshaw. Like, really.

Card-Carrying Fetishist

Some bibliophiles hail Nicholson Baker as defender of a library under siege. His critics call him an antediluvian nutbag.

Dog Bites

Some bibliophiles hail Nicholson Baker as defender of a library under siege. His critics call him an antediluvian nutbag.