It deserves a wide readership, if only (but not only) because it demolishes certain myths that some proponents of invasion have cultivated.
Dedalus had managed to pull off a key coup for any small press: it had found not only a readership, but a patron as well.
With this opening, Box risks not only losing his Hindu readership but coaxing the rest of us into thinking we're about to encounter a slapstick novel.
Perhaps the best criticism requires not only a willingness to be fooled but also a readership just as eager to be caught up in the critic's enthusiasm.
He's also a prolific blogger; an essential criteria for today's ambitious pulp fictioneer, when your readership are only ever a tweet away.
Official intimidation had become an occupational hazard over 20 years of running weekly L'Ouragan (The Hurricane), despite a readership numbering only a few thousand.
Paintings by Picasso, Monet, Degas, Matisse, Renoir and van Gogh — museum-worthy décor was just another perk of working for a publishing phenomenon, one that sold millions of magazines and books a year, a readership rivaled only by the Bible.
Since that book, Gay's readership has only grown as she has positioned herself at the vanguard of soft, feminist punditry and much else: she is the author of two fiction best-sellers and the first black woman to write for Marvel Comics.
