Mooney has written a well-researched, nuanced book that suffers from poor organization and a lack of pizazz.
But "The Cove" is a less intricate, nuanced book than "Serena," perhaps because it is tethered to a real and freakish historical occurrence.
Geoff Dyer People seemed to get their knickers in a right old twist over David Shields's Reality Hunger: A Manifesto (Hamish Hamilton), a subtler and more nuanced book than the "Is-the-novel-dead- again)?" controversy Is-the-novel-dead- again
ESPNcricinfo reviewed the piece in October, commenting on Boycott's more amiable personality since his recovery from cancer: "we have a much more rounded and nuanced book, full of self-awareness and a willingness, even eagerness, to acknowledge errors, failings and regrets.
Like Truman Capote's In Cold Blood and, more recently, Francisco Goldman's The Art of Political Murder, this gracefully nuanced book is as much about the world in which a death takes place as the nature of the death itself.
The Carrollian maze might be complex, but this brilliant and nuanced book allows room for dead-ends and imponderables.
As David Kertzer demonstrates repeatedly in this nuanced book, to be critical of fascism in Italy in the 30s was not necessarily to be liberal or a lover of democracy.
Stalin was not directly responsible for the Holocaust, but his pact with the Nazis paved the way for Hitler's killing of Jews in the east.Mr Snyder's scrupulous and nuanced book steers clear of the sterile, sloganising exchanges about whether Stalin was as bad as Hitler, or whether Soviet mass murder in Ukraine or elsewhere is a moral equivalent of the Nazis' extermination of the Jews.
Ann Coulter, the author of such nuanced books as "If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans", says she would even prefer Mrs Clinton in the White House, because "with Hillary, we'll get the same ruinous liberal policies" but Republicans will not be blamed for them.
