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Feb 05, 2007 07:06 PM by Stefan Beck
The New Criterion noted in November 2006: “As we go to press, The New York Times Book Review hasn’t yet deigned to notice [Mark Steyn’s America Alone]. Will they?” Months later, they still haven’t. This is peculiar enough given that the book made in onto the Times’s own nonfiction bestseller list, and that it has been reviewed in dozens of other publications. But it’s downright embarrassing when you consider some of the influential people who have given it their attention.
That’s none other than Joseph Lieberman, subject of this profile in the New Yorker. The Times must know something he doesn’t.
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