Book Critics to the Ramparts
The newspaper book editor is becoming an endangered species. In April, the Los Angeles Timesโฆ
The newspaper book editor is becoming an endangered species. In April, the Los Angeles Timesโฆ
Last week, as James Frey made the transition from king of the confessional to tellerโฆ
To Our Readers: A couple of years ago, two book critics named Margo and Ellenโฆ
Hi Margo, The week began on a low note for journalists everywhere when CBS Newsโฆ
Hey Ellen,After 9/11/01, when the world was reeling in shock from the hideous attacks onโฆ
Hola, Margo! Well, it looks like the big kahunas of contemporary literature have found aโฆ
Hello Ellen!What is it about the holiday spirit that moves so many authors to writeโฆ
Hi Margo,Since the election a month ago, I've been driven to distraction by how the news mediaโฆ
Hey Ellen,Earlier this month, Marina Krakovsky, in an article for The Washington Post Book Worldโฆ
Hi Margo,Well, finally. After years of touting TV and entertainment types for their dedication to reading,โฆ
Hi Margo,I admit it: I'm a fan of "The Daily Show," even though I don'tโฆ
Hey Ellen,I don't suppose that government officials who write up the thousands of documents createdโฆ
Howdy Margo,With all the talk about blogging and the alternative universe, we haven't paid much attentionโฆ
Poynter's Book Babes -- Margo Hammond and Ellen Heltzel -- traveled to New York forโฆ
Howdy Margo,It was a dark and stormy night somewhere back in the booming '90s when book publishers compared their salesโฆ