Incidentally, a day prior to the publication of Kate's nipples, on September 13, the Los Angeles Times ran on its cover a photograph of the mortally wounded U.S. ambassador to Libya, J. Christopher Stevens, which prompted furious and spirited reader response, mostly condemning the paper's news judgment or lack thereof.
The longtime writer of The Daily Barometer sex column at Oregon State University is calling it quits, citing increasingly mean-spirited reader feedback as the main reason for her decision.
Michael Lewis's article on Marcus Arnold continues to draw big mail, as readers offer spirited commentary on the popularity of the Internet's teenage legal whiz.
Roger Lowenstein's article on Social Security elicited a spirited response -- primarily from readers who believe, the Bush administration to the contrary, that the system is still in workable shape.
I was high-spirited but I was a big reader.
That enthusiasm is evident in her spirited heroine, Freckleface Strawberry, first introduced to readers in 2007.
It's debatable whether anyone could play its sexy, near-mythic pied piper, Dean Moriarty Garrett Hedlundd), a k a Neal Cassady, the charismatic, free-spirited hipster about whom every devoted reader of "On the Road" has a personal fantasy.
Sunstein takes the reader on a nuanced but spirited journey across a broad terrain of constitutional issues, from race discrimination to religious rights and presidential impeachment.
She is brave, humble, spirited and honest, the kind of person readers fall in love with and believe themselves to be in their innermost hearts, where literary sympathy lies.
It's a spirited attempt at rehabilitation and Pound asks the reader to judge for themselves if it is successful.
Henry James's great, humane masterpiece, The Portrait of a Lady (1881), the story of a young, spirited American woman "affronting her destiny", is many readers' favourite of his books.
