Reviews for Groping for ethics in journalism

The average rating for Groping for ethics in journalism based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2020-04-21 00:00:00 Jason Johnston Re-rated to three stars - I read this one pre-Goodreads and we don't need this now, because, come on, you know it, I know it, the time is right, the world is waiting for THE GOODREADS.COM GUIDE TO EVERY SINGLE BOOK EVER we could do a whole series THE GOODREADS.COM GUIDE TO MAKING FUN OF TWILIGHT THE GOODREADS.COM GUIDE TO INSULTING THE CLASSICS THE BEST OF GOODREADS CELEBRITY DEATH MATCHES THE GOODREADS.COM GUIDE TO INFINITE JEST THE BEST OF GOODREADS AUTHOR/READER CAR-CRASHES 100 GREATEST GOODREADS SLANGING MATCHES that's just the start

Review # 2 was written on 2011-10-15 00:00:00 Naveed Cheema Still essential, fifteen years after publication. Maybe the only book I've read to the point where the binding split in half in my hands. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of lazy and mediocre writing in here, and a number of extraordinary writers are neglected. But when it comes to great commentary and recommendations for future reading, this book is a goddamn diamond-studded treasure trove: Michael Silverblatt on John Hawkes, Brian Bouldrey on Kathy Acker, Christopher Sorrentino on William Gaddis, Gary Kamiya on Denis Johnson, Laura Miller on Stephen Wright (and others), Jonathan Lethem on Kazuo Ishiguro (and others), David Foster Wallace's top five neglected American classics, A.S. Byatt's favorite historical fiction, David Bowman on noir novels, John Clute on literary science fiction . . . I could go on. There's a lifetime of reading to be found here.