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Calendar Letters to the Editor  COMMENT Our Faith-Based Future The White House remains unperturbed by the growing prospect of economic calamity by Clive Crook FINANCE Disasters and the Deficit by Linda Bilmes PHOTO OP The Other "El Norte" photograph by Sergi Camara HYPOTHETICALS If America Left Iraq The case for cutting and running by Nir Rosen THE LIST Cities Rising by Matthew Quirk BRIEF LIVES Challenge Match How the former world chess champion Garry Kasparov hopes to unseat President Vladimir Putin by Jeffrey Tayler CASE HISTORY The Dismantling of Russian Democracy by Abigail Cutler FOREIGN AFFAIRS The Covert Option Can sabotage and assassination stop Iran from going nuclear? by Terrence Henry Primary Sources Will Saudi Arabia's Shiites remain docile?; Europe's dim view (quelle surprise!) of the United States; new doctors as menaces; the fairer, cleaner sex Compiled by Marshall Poe and Ross Douthat  Why Iraq Has No Army An orderly exit from Iraq depends on the development of a viable Iraqi security force, but the Iraqis aren't even close. The Bush administration doesn't take the problem seriously—and it never has by James Fallows Missing Bellow A family story by Scott Turow Captivity Pageant December 1979: Christmas comes for the Great Satan by Mark Bowden Sultan of the Steppes Kazakhstan's Soviet-schooled dictator—part economic modernizer, part Muslim progressive, part vainglorious despot—has enough oil to make himself into anything he wants by Paul Starobin Is God an Accident? Human beings come into the world with a predisposition to believe in supernatural phenomena—and this predisposition is a by-product of cognitive functioning gone awry by Paul Bloom INTERVIEWS Wired for Creationism?POETRY Small House Torn Down to Build a Larger [with audio] by X.J. Kennedy POETRY Amber [with audio] by Eavan Boland POETRY Two Poems by C. K. Williams  EDITOR'S CHOICE Passion in Fashion Sample: Cuttings From Contemporary Fashion, edited by Bronwyn Cosgrave; Encyclopedia of Clothing and Fashion, edited by Valerie Steele; Mao, by Jung Chang and Jon Halliday; New Art City, by Jed Perl by Benjamin Schwarz Books of the Year Selected by The Atlantic's literary editor, Benjamin Schwarz Books in BriefSit and Spin How slot machines give gamblers the business by Marc Cooper READING LIST Cuba Libre Castro's least favorite books by Steve Wasserman Hurricane Lolita Fifty years ago Vladimir Nabokov published his most notorious novel. Its ravishing effects can still be felt by Christopher Hitchens New Fiction Accidents, by Yael Hedaya by Joseph O'Neill NEW FICTION A Close Read The Truth of the Matter, by Robb Forman Dew by Christina Schwarz Serf Advisory A practical guide for hired help, from the eighteenth century to ours by Mona Simpson BEST SELLERS ABROAD France by Charles Trueheart  TRAVELS Back to the Future Which way is the new Las Vegas Monorail heading? by Wayne Curtis MOVIES Can Jesus Save Hollywood? From The Passion of the Christ to The Chronicles of Narnia, the Christian audience is making spirits rise by Hanna Rosin FOOD Merlot for Snobs A Long Island winery is challenging Merlot's deservedly dismal reputation by Corby Kummer THE PUZZLER Cryptic Recipe by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon Word Fugitives by Barbara Wallraff POST MORTEM The Least Worst Man Sidney Luft (1915-2005) by Mark Steyn Who's Who A selective index to this month's issue by Benjamin Healy |
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