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The Crazy Ladies is cut from the same cloth as Jacqueline Suzanne’s Valley of the Dolls, a book that broke some previous assumptions about popular fiction. Before then, romances written by women and read generally by women, were reticent about sex. Valley attracted a whole motherlode of readers who relished reading a woman writing about women who get it on. Gwen Davis (The Pretenders, etc.) is of the same school. Joyce Elbert, who has three or four books besides The Crazy Ladies, is of the school’s second generation. So successful has the idea been that there is now a third generation...

Wed Mar 14 2001 at 22:20:06 For reasons that I won't go into right now, I've done a great deal of research on Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City Bombing. Any serious inquiry into Mr. McVeigh's psychology and motives would be incomplete without turning over that scariest of rocks, There are a number of things in my psychology that have fueled my morbid fascination with the Militia Movement-White Supremacist-Anti-Federalist axis. The Turner Diaries are written by William Pierce, former physics professor and virulent anti-semiticwhite supremacist. Pierce's program involves a "white vanguard"...