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James Hannaham Gay men go to hell

"God Says No" author James Hannaham talks about religious repression, life in the closet -- and sex in the bathroom
  • What you never knew about Columbine

    As a Salon reporter, Dave Cullen exploded myths about the tragic school shooting, now the subject of his new book. He talks about what the media bungled -- and what still surprises him.
  • The dirty girl

    Controversial "Wetlands" author Charlotte Roche talks about bodily functions, shaving pubic hair, and why there are so few euphemisms for female masturbation.
  • Are we dangerously dependent on Wikipedia?

    The author of a new book says no, and talks about how a site spawned by an Ayn Rand enthusiast became our most popular encyclopedia.
  • "If I'm blaspheming, it means I'm doing my job"

    Who would dare turn Jewish saints into whores, murderers and false messiahs? Jonathon Keats explains what inspired "The Book of the Unknown," his entrancing new collection of fables.
  • The wizard of "Watchmen"

    Alan Moore talks about his career, his favorite characters and his bad influence on the comics world.
  • Welcome to Elsewhere, USA

    We e-mail, we text, we Facebook, we blog. Are we more productive today or just more anxious?
  • Sexual perversity in America

    Author Daniel Bergner talks about extreme erotic behavior and why we have more in common with sadists and fetishists than we might like to believe.
  • What can Obama learn from FDR's first 100 days?

    The author of "Nothing to Fear" talks about the striking parallels -- and differences -- between the president-elect and another who took office at a time of economic meltdown.
  • My life in karaoke

    Author Brian Raftery explains how a Japanese novelty has gone from punch line to worldwide pop-culture phenomenon.
  • A spy in the house of Narnia

    Salon's Laura Miller on how the imaginative world of C.S. Lewis inspired her love of reading, as well as her career as a critic.
  • Beyond rescue

    As his book "Why We Suck" hits the shelves, Denis Leary talks about lazy parenting, the media storm surrounding his views on autism, and the omnipotence of Oprah.
  • Stephen King's God trip

    On the 30th anniversary of "The Stand," the novelist confesses what haunts him about religion and today's politics.
  • "Everything matters to everybody"

    French provocateur Bernard-Henri Lévy on how the left is being destroyed by tolerance -- and why Europeans love Obama.
  • Let's talk crap

    Our frank interview about human waste may horrify you about how the world cleans itself down there.
  • Diagnosing Chuck Klosterman

    Wildly praised and pathologically reviled, the writer who built a career on pop-cultural essays explains why he has written a novel about small-town America.
  • Sex, power and Laura Bush

    "American Wife" author Curtis Sittenfeld on her first lady obsession, dirty bits with George W., and whether we're responsible for the behavior of our loved ones.
  • How to build a vast left-wing conspiracy

    The man behind Daily Kos talks about Obama's chances, his new book and why Palin is the gift that keeps on giving.
  • All-Americana girl

    The author of "It Still Moves" discusses her road trip through America's musical past and future -- and why we still yearn for the music of yore.
  • The souls of young Muslim folk

    What it's like to be America's new "problem" in the age of terror.
  • The devil and David Carr

    The veteran newspaperman discusses his alternately horrifying and uplifting memoir about the journey from crackhead to crack New York Times reporter.
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