Alan Rusbridger, the Guardian News and Media editor-in-chief, said: "The Guardian continues to make great strides in the field of data journalism, and the volume of information and statistics we have gathered since the riots erupted this time last month is vast.
Mr. Leth's areas of maneuver have included poetry (he has published seven volumes), journalism (he worked for a time as a foreign correspondent for the Danish newspaper Politiken) and bicycle racing (a longtime fan, he is probably best known in Denmark for his annual live coverage of the Tour de France on television).
Feinberg also wrote four books of non-fiction – including two volumes of journalism, Lavender & Red and Rainbow Solidarity in Defense of Cuba – and another novel, Drag King Dreams.
His criticism and occasional journalism fills four mammoth volumes, the latest of which he dubbed More Matter (1999) - an off-putting title which does no justice to the "farraginous" (a favourite word) contents.
Sketches by Boz (1833-1836) Originally written as newspaper journalism, collected in two volumes published by John Macrone in February and November 1836, with illustrations by George Cruikshank, and nearly titled "Bubbles from the Brain of Boz and the Graver of Cruikshank", Sketches by Boz is the public record of Dickens's apprenticeship.
But this volume of reprinted journalism shows signs of being hastily assembled.
The sheer volume of his journalism over 50 years was enormous.
Plus there's a novel, Diving for Pearls (1989), assorted screenplays and a volume of collected journalism.
There was also a welter of children's books, radio plays, novels, journalism and two highly entertaining volumes of autobiography, Home Before Night (1979) and Out After Dark (1988).
While there are no single-authored, scholarly monographs to his name, Hall produced an astonishing array of collectively written and edited volumes, essays and journalism – translated into many languages – as well as countless political speeches, and radio and television talks.
Nearly a century would pass before the Newsboy Strike of 1899 received its due, and then only because Mr. Nasaw came upon a footnote buried in a two-volume survey of American journalism.
