[Howlin]

Strange Justice: The Selling of Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson

[Seeking the truth]

Yep, Jane Meyer, that was her tag team partner.

[Miss Marple]

Well, we now know how they will behave in the campaign. Time to get prepared with monitoring, rebuttals, e-mails to those who subscribe to their news service, etc.

[dennisw]

 

 

I'm just about positive that's Abramson on the left, not in all black outfit

 

 

The Book That Changed My Life

Jill Abramson

Jill Abramson and Jane Mayer were 1994 National Book Award Finalists in Nonfiction for Strange Justice: The Selling of Clarence Thomas

National Book Award Finalists for Nonfiction Jane Mayer (left) and Jill Abramson (right) at the 1994 Awards Ceremony and Gala. Photo credit: Robin Platzer

Books that changed my life:
Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
Portrait of a Lady by Henry James
All the Kings Men by Robert Penn Warren

Books that influenced my writing.

In Cold Blood by Truman Capote

This book showed me the power of non-fiction narrative. I read it when I was in the sixth grade and was amazed by the fully-etched characters and narrative tension. In Cold Blood showed how much drama can be built into a non-fiction story. The best journalism also establishes a strong narrative story.

- Jill Abramson

 

[Southack]

So now the NY Times is hiring a former National Enquirer writer to be their official ombudsman of reader complaints?!

BWAA HA HA!

The only thing that counts as credentials to the Left are how many times and how many ways have you attacked the Right and defended socialists (loved her Enquirer article suggesting a political damage control strategy for Hillary Clinton versus Genifer Flowers)...

[sauropod]

d*mn! Got the last name right, at least.