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    -AUTHOR PAGE: Ann Marlowe (Basic Books)
    -AUTHOR PAGE: Ann Marlowe (Virago)
    -BOOK SITE: The Book of Troubles by Ann Marlowe (Harcourt Books)
    -BLOG: Ann Marlowe in Afghanistan (Ann Marlowe, LA Weekly)
    -EXCERPT: from The Book of Trouble: Making love across generations: In an excerpt from her new memoir, Ann Marlowe ponders why she has been drawn to romances with much older -- and younger -- men. (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -ESSAY: What's wrong with American men and women?: My skillful Turkish bed mate told me, in vivid detail. (Ann Marlowe, July 29, 2003, Salon)
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    -ESSAY: Author Essay (Ann Marlowe, Bold Type)
    -EXCERPT: from How to Stop Time
    -ESSAY: The Most Neo-Con Movie Ever Made: Avatar's deeply conservative, pro-American message. (Ann Marlowe, 12.23.09, Forbes)
    -ESSAY: Shameless: Have American men and women lost all sense of shame before each other? (Ann Marlowe, May 21, 2004, National Review)
    -ESSAY: A REPORTER'S DEATH (Ann Marlowe, August 4, 2005, NY Post)
    -ESSAY: Burqas and ballots: In one of the most male-dominated nations on earth, Afghan vice presidential candidate Shafiqa Habibi doesn't play second fiddle to anyone. (Ann Marlowe, October 8, 2004, Salon)
    -ESSAY: The Great Protector: Preparing Iraq for the rule of law (Ann Marlowe, April 20, 2004, National Review)
    -ESSAY: The Afghan Model: What’s wrong. What’s right. What we can learn (Ann Marlowe, March 19, 2003, National Review)
    -ESSAY: “Warlordsâ€? and “Leadersâ€?: The hidden agendas behind press coverage of the Afghan war. (Ann Marlowe, February 18, 2002, National Review)
    -ESSAY: Pride and Prejudice: Women’s career achievement and individual choice (Ann Marlowe, January 28, 2002 , National Review)
    -ESSAY: Going to Work: The real meaning of the World Trade Center attacks (Ann Marlowe, September 13, 2002, National Review)
    -ESSAY: The hypocrite of Kabul: Norwegian journalist Asne Seierstad parachuted into Afghanistan and told the West exactly what it wanted to hear about that nation's women. The truth, as usual, is more complicated. (Ann Marlowe, November 17, 2003, Salon)
    -ESSAY: Check, please: Some argue that the convention of men paying for women is a harmless gallantry, like holding a door open. I beg to differ. (Ann Marlowe, May 4, 2002, Salon)
    -ESSAY: Bring back the draft: Compulsory, nonmilitary national service would keep our newfound spirit of national unity alive (Ann Marlowe, Oct. 5, 2001, Salon)
    -ESSAY: "The price of milk (and sex) in Cuba" (Ann Marlowe, February 11, 2002, Salon)
    -ESSAY: Hell Is Other Bands (Ann Marlowe, August 19 - 25, 1998, Village Voice)
    -ESSAY: Of Course (Ann Marlowe, November 12 - 18, 1997, Village Voice)
    -ESSAY: The Politics of Home (Ann Marlowe, 18 March 2005, Los Angeles Weekly)
    -ESSAY: No intercourse, please -- we're enlightened: Sensitive, feminized and resentful, today's young men no longer have the sexual authority to please a woman -- no matter how much oral sex they perform. (Ann Marlowe, October 1, 2003, Salon)
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    -ESSAY: No such thing as a free dinner: When a man foots the bill, is it just a harmless act of generosity - or is something more insidious going on? Ann Marlowe, 8/8/2002, Guardian Newspapers)
    -ESSAY: South Of Heaven (Ann Marlowe, August 18, 1992, The Village Voice)
    -ESSAY: Young and beautiful - rock at Princeton University (Ann Marlowe, March 1993, ArtForum)
    -ESSAY: Money Shot Fever: The current displays of jism only prove how passé men have become. (Ann Marlowe, April 24, 1999, Salon)
    -ESSAY: Women's magazines are dead: The death of Mirabella is a leading indicator of a new reality: Gender roles just aren't as important in daily life anymore. (Ann Marlowe, May 5, 2000, Salon)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Pros and amateurs: One way or another, men still expect to pay for sex -- and women pay for it, too, by keeping their financial goals low. (Ann Marlowe, Feb. 24, 2000, Salon)
    -REVIEW ESSAY: Wages of sin: Are Candace Bushnell's heroines looking for love or practicing the world's oldest profession? (Ann Marlowe, Sept. 22, 2000, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of The Fall of Baghdad by Jon Lee Anderson (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of The Arab Mind by Raphael Patai (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of South Park Conservatives by Brian Anderson (Ann Marlowe, May 15, 2005, New York Post)
    -REVIEW: of The Neocon Reader by Irwin M. Stelzer (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Civilization and Its Enemies" by Lee Harris: In a brilliant response to the quandaries of 9/11, a ferociously independent thinker argues that only the United States has the moral credibility to lead (Ann Marlowe, February 25, 2004, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Lipstick Jihad by Azadeh Moaveni (Ann Marlowe, LA Weekly)
    -REVIEW: of I'm Wild Again by Helen Gurley Brown (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Gig: Americans Talk About Their Jobs at the Turn of the Millennium Edited by John Bowe, Marisa Bowe and Sabin Streeter (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Money, a Memoir by Liz Perle (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of I Don't Know How She Does It by Allison Pearson (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Wifework: What Marriage Really Means For Women by Susan Maushart (Ann Marlowe, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of Kate Sekules The Boxer's Heart: How I Fell in Love With the Ring; & Lynn Snowden Picket Looking for a Fight (Ann Marlowe, Village Voice)
    -REVIEW: of Sex and Real Estate: Why We Love Houses By Marjorie Garber (Ann Marlowe, Village Voice)
    -REVIEW: of Self-Made Man: One Woman’s Journey into Manhood and Back Again, by Norah Vincent (Ann Marlowe, NY Observer)
    -REVIEW: of Lipstick Jungle by Candace Bushnell (Ann Marlowe, Chicago Sun-Times)
    -REVIEW: of Black Studies, Rap, and the Academy by Houston Baker (Ann Marlowe, ArtForum)
    -REVIEW: of The Penguin Book of Rock and Roll Writing (Ann Marlowe, ArtForum)
    -REVIEW: of THE NIGHT MY MOTHER MET BRUCE LEE: Observations on Not Fitting In. By Paisley Rekdal (Ann Marlowe, NY Times Book Review)
    FRENCH LESSONS: a review of PACIFICATION IN ALGERIA 1956-58 and COUNTERINSURGENCY WARFARE: THEORY AND PRACTICE BY DAVID GALULA (Ann Marlowe, 4/29/07, NY Post)
    -ARCHIVES: "Ann Marlowe" (Find Articles)
    -ARCHIVES: Ann Marlowe (Byliner)
    -ARCHIVES: Stories by Ann Marlowe (AlterNet)
    -ARCHIVES: Ann Marlowe (Salon)
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    -INTERVIEW & PODCAST: Virgin Territory: Falling for a younger man who wants an arranged marriage. (NextBook, 1/06/06)
    -INTERVIEW: with Ann Marlowe (Virago)
    -PROFILE: A Taboo Passion (Harvard Magazine, March/April 2000)
    -ESSAY: Ann Marlowe, the Memoir, and the Self-Made Man (Tony Dokoupil, 02.22.2006, New Partisan)
    -REVIEW: of The Book of Trouble: A Romance By Ann Marlowe (The Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of the Book of Trouble (Tessa Brown, The Forward)
    -REVIEW: of The Book of Trouble (Frances Lefkowitz, SF Chronicle)
    -REVIEW: of The Book of Trouble (Margaret Marr, NightsandWeekends.com)
    -REVIEW: of The Book of Trouble (The New Yorker)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time: Heroin from A to Z by Ann Marlowe (The Complete Review)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Craig Seligman, Salon)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (David Gates, NY Times Book Review)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Jacob Sullum, Reason)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Courtney Weaver, SF Chronicle)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Rhonda Lieberman, Village Voice)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Karl Monger, Austin Chronicle)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Damon Smith, Boston Phoenix)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Norene Cashen, MetroTimes)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (KEVIN SAMPSELL, The Stranger)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (JOSHUA TYREE, Isthmus Daily Page
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Patricia H. Mark, Canadian Medical Association Journal)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Richard von Busack, MetroActive)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (EVE MACSWEENEY, Evening Standard)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Ingrid Schorr, Hermenaut)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Dennis Giron, Tribes)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Christian Perring, Ph.D., LifeWatch)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Ruth Mountaingrove)
    -REVIEW: of How to Stop Time (Christopher Hirst, The Independent)