The editor of a publishing house in Cuba who wrote a critical article in The New York Times opinion section about persistent racial inequality on the island, something revolutionaries proudly say has lessened, has been removed from his post, associates said on Friday.
MEXICO CITY — The editor of a publishing house in Cuba who wrote a critical article in The New York Times opinion section about persistent racial inequality on the island, something revolutionaries proudly say has lessened, has been removed from his post, associates said on Friday.
Teresa Anne Doering, the managing editor of Persea Books, a publishing house in New York, and S. Joshua Lewis, a venture banker, were married on Dec. 22 at the home of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Salim B. Lewis of Short Hills, N.J.
Mishani, the crime fiction editor of an Israeli publishing house, clearly knows his field, and in Steven Cohen's smooth translation he delivers a solid brainteaser.
Andrei A. Grishen, the editor of a newsletter published by the Kazakhstan International Bureau for Human Rights, said about 200 people attended a solidarity gathering in Almaty, the commercial capital and the center of the small opposition movement, but they were not allowed to march.
Bate probably knows as much as any single person can know about Shakespeare, having studied, lectured and written extensively about him, as well as being the editor of a recently published Collected Works.
The editor of a comic-book publishing house called the staff together and gave them hell; said they were bungling the job, the costumes in their strips, most of which involved a variety of otherworldly horrors, were all bad.
By S. Dempsey and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, September 12 , 1953P. 27 Late Thursday afternoone one of the editors of a local publishing firm put through a call to Boston.
He is also an assistant editor of a cocktail book published by Food & Wine magazine.
Robert J. Strangeway, the editor of a journal that published three of Dr. Soon's papers, said that editors relied on authors to be candid about any conflicts of interest.
There was an angry and insulting letter to the editor of a journal that published one of our papers asking why the paper in question did not get picked up by peer reviewers as obviously wrong[27].
