Greg Mitchell: Top Authors, and Editor, in 'NYT Book Review' Ethics Dispute

Huffington Post by Greg Mitchell | Nov. 6, 2009 (Review)

(Blog Post) It's nothing new for aggrieved authors to write letters to the highly influential New York Times Book Review, protesting a negative review, or one rife with errors. Sometimes the protest relates to the unfair choice of reviewer. What's unusual about Full Story »

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 by Jo Bobenhouse Smith - Nov. 6, 2009

Yikes! Put your coffee down; sit up straight; and, square your glasses before you read this NYT Book Review.

What’s unusual about Mark Danner’s letter to the Times concerning the Oct. 18 review of his current book, Stripping Bare the Body: Politics Violence War, is ... More »

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