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2. Downtown Discontents.

Author

GARNER, DWIGHT

Subjects
*SOCIAL movements, *JOURNALISM, *NONFICTION
Published
2024

4. NEW JOURNALISM, 1850-1914.

Author

Costa, Richard Hauer

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "Papers for the Millions: The New Journalism in Britain, 1850s to 1914," edited by Joel H. Wiener.

Published
1990

6. Papers for the Millions (Book).

Author

Berridge, Virginia

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book 'Papers for the Millions: The New Journalism in Britain, 1850's to 1914,' edited by Joel H. Wiener.

Published
1990

9. Right Places, Right Times: Forty Years in Journalism Not Counting My Paper Route (Book). How Many Words Do You Want?: An insider's Story of Print and Television Journalism (Book).

Author

Bass, Abraham Z.

Subjects
*JOURNALISTS, *JOURNALISM
Abstract

Reviews two books by journalists. "Right Places, Right Times: Forty Years in Journalism Not Counting My Paper Route," by Hedley Donovan; "How Many Words Do You Want?: An Insider's Story of Print and Television Journalism," by Leslie Midgley.

Published
1989

13. When Type Was Poured Hot.

Author

DAVID CARR

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *NONFICTION
Abstract

MY PAPER CHASE True Stories of Vanished Times [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

14. PLAIN BROWN WRAPPER (Book Review).

Author

Cannon, Peter

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *FICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book `Plain Brown Wrapper: An Alex Powell Novel,' by Karen Grigsby Bates.

Published
2001

16. Still Gonzo After All These Years.

Author

Rosenbaum, Ron

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the non-fiction book 'Songs of the Doomed: More Notes on the Death of the American Dream. Gonzo Papers,' volume three, by Hunter S. Thompson.

Published
1990

17. On the Road with Charles Kuralt (Book Review).

Subjects
*JOURNALISM, *NONFICTION
Abstract

On the Road with Charles Kuralt. Charles Kuralt. Fawcett Gold Medal, New York, 1985. This is the story of a newspaper reporter who became a "feature story writer" for CBS and went around the country with a cameraman and recorder in a truck to find feature stories for the Sunday edition of the paper. Each one of the stories serves to depict someone in America who is concerned with giving as opposed to getting. The theme of the articles emphasizes that there are people out there that spend their life selflessly. The summary of such feature stories are included, and where often the persons involved speaks their own lines in the story. The stories are grouped as follows: (1) Unlikely heroes, (2) Different drummers, (3) Poets and others, (4) Tall tales and dreamers, (5) Small towns, (6) Passing the torch, (7) American suite, (8) Hallowed ground, (9) Seasons. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1986