Negative Space: Monica Lewinsky

American Rhapsody: A fascinating exercise in self-deception and Hollywood bias.
A New Crime: On July 1, 1998, Maureen Dowd rhetorically asked her New York Times readers, “How would Hark Thrice skewer Kenneth Starr on Larry King?” The question is an odd one, because Mr. Thrice would never appear on Larry King. He writes for us, and has, ever since his death.

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