Issue Date: November 2001; Vol 136, No 5
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: WHAT THEY SAW. Stories from inside an American Tragedy. (September 11, 2001) AND: Notes from the next war. On The Cover: Photo Illustration By Matt Mahurin.

WAR COMES TO AMERICA. War looks the same in Chechnya and Bosnia and Uganda and Beirut. It's always strange; always familiar. Even when you suddenly witness it right outside your front door. By Scott Anderson.
PLUS: Days and nights of Death and Heroes, by John Falk.
AND: Notes from the next war, by Walter Russell Mean.

TO PLAY, OR NOT TO PLAY?. Michael Jordan maybe as inscrutable as the Danish prince, but what lies behind his own tortured decision is decidedly more pragmatic. BY SAM WALKER.

WHAT I'VE LEARNED: Al Green, singer and preacher, talks about black people and white people, the mystery of gifts, that one awful day, and how he finally found peace. "I was knocking on doors of the hotel, telling strangers, 'I been born again!' They called security." INTERVIEWED BY LARRY GETLEN.

LET US NOW PRAISE...BACON: In these nutritionally pious times, a hearty homage to the smoky, salty, sizzling joy of the best part of pig. Includingbacon recipes, gourmet hacons, the health benefits of bacon (in a manner of speaking, and our very favorite bacon joke of all time.

HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH CELEBRITIES. A legendary photographer takes us on a tour through the odd forest of contemporary celebrity, The resulting, altogether original portraits -- Don Cheadle losing at dominoes, Julianna Margulies in serene repose -- are surprising and charming and unsettling. To say nothing of the photographer's notes . . . BY BRUCE DAVIDSON.

NO ZOLOFT, NO PEACE. What happens when a man stranded in the middle of a war is suddenly cut off from his daily meds? Before long, he's on a balcony, in a toga, addressing the shells as they scream overhead, An inadvertent experiment in psychopharmacology. BY JOHN FALK.

THE RESTLESS MAN: THE LONG WAY HOME. Part one of a lone man's thirty-seven-day round-the-world journey from New York to Rio to Dar es Salaam to Irkutsk and points in between, featuring Brazilian beaches, Zulu beer, Amsterdam hash, Ukraine girls, a trans-Siberian odyssey, and a breakdown on the far side of the globe. BY JOHN H. RICHARDSON.

PLUS: Good fares for the long-haul traveler, how to dress in country without provoking the locals, the word on "world" cell phones, the best train on earth, and other hard-won wisdom from our circumnavigator.

PLUS: Regular features, columns, departments and FASHION, and MORE.
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