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Journalism Ethics: Mystery desserts, midnight karma and the best story I never wrote

War was hell, and so was coming home and spilling it out to a newspaper reporter, no matter how empathetic she seemed.

by bethmacy on September 28, 2011 • Permalink

Posted by bethmacy on September 28, 2011

http://intrepidpapergirl.com/2011/09/28/journalism-ethics-mystery-desserts-midnight-karma-and-the-best-story-i-never-wrote/

Theodore White on great books:

"A book, to be a great book, must have a unity, a sweeping context and the dramatic unfolding from a single central theme, so the reader comes away from the book as if he had participated himself in the development of a wonder."
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