Biographies

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How Phil Spector invented teen lust and torment.
The art of life
Biographer Jay Parini on his favorite biographies, about such writers as James Joyce, Henry James, Charles Dickens, Anthony Trollope and Ralph Waldo Emerson
The Gospel according to Paul
His authorized biography makes a convincing case that Paul McCartney, derided as a pretty-boy lightweight, stood equal with John Lennon in creating some of the most important and beloved music of the 20th century.
Media Circus: requiem for the pop princess
From a child's note to a brother's anger to a friend's song, Diana's funeral was a pageant of feelings.
Media Circus
Media Circus: the ethics of photojournalism
Everybody's trashing the paparazzi. But for even legendary photojournalists, moral ambiguity comes with the territory.
Robert Penn Warren
Megan Harlan reviews the book "Robert Penn Warren: A Biography" by Joseph Blotner.
Catcher Out of the Rye
The return of J.D. Salinger, sort of.
Mrs. Ike
Katherine Whittemore reviews the biography "Mrs. Ike: Memories and Reflections on the Life of Mamie Eisenhower" by Susan Eisenhower.
Reflected Glory
Kurt Jensen reviews "Reflected Glory", the unauthorized biography of Pamela Churchill Harriman by Sally Bedell Smith.
Last Gang In Town
David Futrelle reviews "Last Gang In Town: The Story and the Myth of the Clash" by Marcus Gray.
The Inner Elvis
Sara Kelly reviews Peter Whitmer's book "The Inner Elvis: A Psychological Biography of Elvis Aaron Presley".
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