Category: Book Review Monday

Journalism’s highest honor

The stories of the journalists who wrote the stories of Katrina and Watergate and the Boston pedophile priests, and many more, resulting in journalism’s highest honor, the Pulitzer Prize for public service. If you’re a writer, here are the nuts and bolts exposed. If you’re a supporter of the First Amendment, here’s why it’s necessary.…

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‘Booted concussively.’

  Maori cop Tito Ihaka has been put out to pasture for five years and is living a rural life out in the New Zealand sticks when a message arrives from his old boss saying he needs Ihaka’s help. Back to Auckland he goes, where he discovers that the case he got fired over has…

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The deck is so stacked against this kid you don’t see how he’s going to make it, except…maybe not.

  Orphaned Joey Getchie lives in just the latest of a series of foster homes, this one slightly less awful than the last one, and is powering through high school to graduate early so he can file for emancipation and get the hell out while the getting’s good. But then there is his growing interest…

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