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1. Rank, class and murder on her mind Great-grandmother and crime novelist P.D. James speaks to ELIZABETH RENZETTI about her latest whodunit, The Lighthouse
2. Down at the pub with Julian ELIZABETH RENZETTI meets novelist Julian Barnes in his local boozer to chew over his Booker Prize front-runner, Arthur & George, and an anticipated night of 'public brutality' on Monday when the winner is announced
3. Canadians show their stuff
4. Naughty beds and cheeky toilets At London's 100% Design, ELIZABETH RENZETTI finds it's not all smut --not quite
5. Crow thrives on contradiction She's a hippie who has no problem dealing with big business and slipping into designer gear. But singer Sheryl Crow is unapologetically herself, ELIZABETH RENZETTI writes
6. Austen's 'pure chick porn' wields a mighty power
7. TRAVEL GEAR HALL OF FAME: THE VOTES ARE IN: GLOBE STAFF OFFER PERSONAL ODES TO THEIR TOP-10 MUST-PACK PRODUCTS Travel pillow
8. In the family way again
9. 'Naked and pregnant and disabled': Welcome to Trafalgar Square
10. Salman, you're slayin' me! The martyr to free speech can be out-and-out goofy, writes ELIZABETH RENZETTI. He'll tell you the fatwa still gets him the best restaurant tables. He's fond of his 'I Am Salman Rushdie' button. And he likes to ponder the possibility that somewhere in Iowa, there's a pedophile named John Updike
11. Rank, class and murder on her mind Great-grandmother and crime novelist P.D. James speaks to ELIZABETH RENZETTI about her latest whodunit, The Lighthouse
12. Down at the pub with Julian ELIZABETH RENZETTI meets novelist Julian Barnes in his local boozer to chew over his Booker Prize front-runner, Arthur & George, and an anticipated night of 'public brutality' on Monday when the winner is announced
13. Canadians show their stuff
14. Crow thrives on contradiction She's a hippie who has no problem dealing with big business and slipping into designer gear. But singer Sheryl Crow is unapologetically herself, ELIZABETH RENZETTI writes
15. Austen's 'pure chick porn' wields a mighty power
16. In the family way again
17. 'Naked and pregnant and disabled': Welcome to Trafalgar Square
18. Salman, you're slayin' me! The martyr to free speech can be out-and-out goofy, writes ELIZABETH RENZETTI. He'll tell you the fatwa still gets him the best restaurant tables. He's fond of his 'I Am Salman Rushdie' button. And he likes to ponder the possibility that somewhere in Iowa, there's a pedophile named John Updike
19. Naughty beds and cheeky toilets At London's 100% Design, ELIZABETH RENZETTI finds it's not all smut --not quite
20. Rank, class and murder on her mind Great-grandmother and crime novelist P.D. James speaks to ELIZABETH RENZETTI about her latest whodunit, The Lighthouse
21. Down at the pub with Julian ELIZABETH RENZETTI meets novelist Julian Barnes in his local boozer to chew over his Booker Prize front-runner, Arthur & George, and an anticipated night of 'public brutality' on Monday when the winner is announced
22. Naughty beds and cheeky toilets At London's 100% Design, ELIZABETH RENZETTI finds it's not all smut --not quite
23. Canadians show their stuff
24. Crow thrives on contradiction She's a hippie who has no problem dealing with big business and slipping into designer gear. But singer Sheryl Crow is unapologetically herself, ELIZABETH RENZETTI writes
25. In the family way again
26. 'Naked and pregnant and disabled': Welcome to Trafalgar Square
27. Salman, you're slayin' me! The martyr to free speech can be out-and-out goofy, writes ELIZABETH RENZETTI. He'll tell you the fatwa still gets him the best restaurant tables. He's fond of his 'I Am Salman Rushdie' button. And he likes to ponder the possibility that somewhere in Iowa, there's a pedophile named John Updike
28. Macca v. Mills: Shocked London defends poor Sir Paul
29. Macca v. Mills: Shocked London defends poor Sir Paul
30. Taking the plunge for art: It's a Holler
31. Want to mingle minger-free? Join the club
32. Taking the plunge for art: It's a Holler
33. Oh, lord: From 'rags to rags'
34. Want to mingle minger-free? Join the club
35. Smile, you're on hundreds of cameras
36. Oh, lord: from 'rags to rags' Beaverbrook's family has fallen far. Now, a fight over works of art at a New Brunswick gallery may hold the key to bringing his estate back to glory. ELIZABETH RENZETTI reports
37. Smile, you're on hundreds of cameras
38. Smile, you're on hundreds of cameras
39. Oh, lord: from 'rags to rags' Beaverbrook's family has fallen far. Now, a fight over works of art at a New Brunswick gallery may hold the key to bringing his estate back to glory. ELIZABETH RENZETTI reports
40. The Gest from hell