The 'Literary Supplement' comes of age: a history, of sorts, of the Book Review

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The New York Times Book Review began publishing in 1896 as a supplement to The New York Times. New owner Adolph S. Ochs decided to separate the reviews from the body of the paper to make them more prominent. The section evolved over time and has been criticized for not being literary enough.

History, Periodical publishing, Book reviews, Book reviewing, The New York Times Book Review (Periodical)

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The fatal attraction of book publishing

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Editors are now a popular profession among screenwriters, with featured characters in films such as 'Sliver,' 'Fatal Attraction' and 'Wolf' holding seemingly undemanding book editor jobs. The chances that real-life editors lead such exciting lives are very slim.

Column, Humor and anecdotes, Editors, Sex in motion pictures, Movie sex, Fatal Attraction (Motion picture), Sliver (Motion picture)

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