Jonathan Karp, the publisher of Simon & Schuster, said in an interview on Saturday that the book was "a major journalistic feat".
Some news organizations are responding to the 10th anniversary of the Iraq war this week with major journalistic projects.
So journalistic response to Sept. 11 spells limbic instinct and ritual memory, not reawakening.
But I'm comfortable saying this: even if every one of today's major journalistic institutions disappeared, journalism would not.
Sam is nearly as committed to what Clare calls the documentary, journalistic response to reality as she is at odds with it.
The reason "Sakhalin Island" is the greatest work of journalism from the nineteenth century is that, unlike other major journalistic works from that period (for example, journalism from the Crimean War), the book has not aged.
The play, briskly staged by David Leveaux for Atlantic Theater Company, has some insider details, but the work doesn't go much beyond the compelling narrative of a major journalistic fraud (2 15).
The roman à clef play, briskly staged by David Leveaux for Atlantic Theater Company, has some insider details, but the work doesn't go much beyond the compelling narrative of a major journalistic fraud (2 15).
It was a minor story in a major journalistic career, but it suggested Mr. Sayle's inventive and audacious approach to his job: he would go anywhere and get there by any means necessary.
His major journalistic coup at that time, he recalled, was an assignment from an American magazine to write an article on Maxim's, the famous restaurant.
