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  • New Hampshire Is for Lovers

    Teresa Santiago was ready to jump ship to another presidential candidate. But was she ready to commit political espionage?
    By Dave Eggers April 23, 2004

  • New Hampshire Is for Lovers

    Dick Benjamin wasn't just smart. He might have been the smartest presidential candidate -- ever! But how could he get the word out?
    By Dave Eggers April 21, 2004

  • New Hampshire Is for Lovers

    Glenn Close seemed nice enough. But the hundreds who gathered to see the prospective presidential candidate couldn't help wondering what, exactly, was she doing there?
    By Dave Eggers April 12, 2004

  • New Hampshire Is for Lovers

    It's presidential primary season, and every candidate has been tortured, shot or mutilated!
    By Dave Eggers April 8, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    It was fascinating, this process, thrilling and so quick -- who knew manipulating political reporters would be so easy?
    By Dave Eggers March 16, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    Edward Longshanks fought fires, but was Edward Longshanks a firefighter? He was not. Edward Longshanks was a fixer. He was a cleanup man. He was a slate cleaner. He was an operative.
    By Dave Eggers March 12, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    She has a donated castle and an army of volunteers wearing T-shirts saying "I Drank the Kool-Aid." So what is Rebecca supposed to do now?
    By Dave Eggers March 10, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    The students show up en masse -- some fainting, some drooling -- at Rebecca's campaign headquarters. What, she wonders, could they possibly want?
    By Dave Eggers March 5, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    Rebecca continued a few more steps, keys in hand, and felt the line compress around her. She was surrounded. She wanted to scream. They were going to mug her.
    By Dave Eggers March 3, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    Rebecca's idea was radical: No money accepted, no money spent -- a campaign of ideas, a campaign of hustle and sweat, brains and legwork.
    By Dave Eggers March 2, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    "You want to win," the kid asked Rebecca, "or are you just doing a Ralph Nader kind of thing?"
    By Dave Eggers February 26, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    If Giacomo didn't know better, he'd be convinced he had feelings for Rebecca, unrelated to this election. But how?
    By Dave Eggers February 25, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    Rebecca was so appallingly nervous and weird that all who sat witness wanted to douse her with water, throw a Red Cross blanket over her, and lead her to safety.
    By Dave Eggers February 24, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    He was determined to be strong, to go to D.C. with an agenda, and that agenda was to have simultaneous affairs with three or four women in their 40s.
    By Dave Eggers February 20, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    Rebecca noticed Giacomo's eyes were trained on his own reflection. More specifically, on his own ass.
    By Dave Eggers February 19, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    A distinct, unsettling scent: Politicking among the undertakers.
    By Dave Eggers February 18, 2004

  • The Fishmonger Returns

    Rebecca Romaine's biggest concern was how to make her farm-bred catfish taste like nothing. Then came a fateful phone call.
    By Dave Eggers February 12, 2004

  • The Unforbidden Is Compulsory
    Or, Optimism

    Episode 3: "Here we take over," said Sergei, who was now wearing an aviator's scarf. "Here we end this thing. Here we win."
    By Dave Eggers January 30, 2004

  • The Unforbidden Is Compulsory
    Or, Optimism

    Episode 2: The balloon battle heats up, and Bill Bennett enters the picture.
    By Dave Eggers January 28, 2004

  • The Unforbidden Is Compulsory
    Or, Optimism

    Introducing Episode 1 of Salon's new political serial.
    By Dave Eggers January 26, 2004

  • He's a lover -- and also a hater

    Dale Peck, the madman critic famous for his trash jobs on Moody, Eggers and Franzen, talks about forgiving his abusive father in his new "fictional memoir" and wonders why we can't all get along.
    By Virginia Vitzthum December 12, 2003

  • Jesus of the tenements

    Dave Eggers introduces Edward Lewis Wallant's "The Tenants of Moonbloom," a lovely allegory of 1950s urban life that might be the greatest New York novel you've never read.
    By Dave Eggers December 8, 2003

  • My pseu-called life

    "Zoe Trope," the 17-year-old author of "Please Don't Kill the Freshman," received a huge advance to write a diary of her angsty and erotically charged high school days.
    By Whitney Joiner October 27, 2003

  • The Fix

    Is Al Gore going to be the next Phil Donahue? Is the Hulk the hero we all need? And what is all the fuss about bellybuttons on Capitol Hill?
    June 19, 2003

  • The Fix

    Eggers says "I do," "Millionaire" runner-up Sarah says "I will" to Playboy, and Larry David gets Glicked!
    By Karen Croft April 30, 2003
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