Boring Gray Lady
Posted in Journalism by Peter W. Schramm
Let's say you were asked to write about 800 words on why you no longer read the
New York Times. How would it come out in clean, crisp, and true, English words, such words that everyone would understand, if not agree with? The words used would have to smell both new and good. As each word was written it would seem as though you are seeing or hearing each for the first time, and combined they would "articulate sweet sounds together" (as Yeats said).
Joseph Epstein has done this as explains why he cancelled his subscription. True.
4:10 PM / August 11, 2010
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Yes, a very nice article.
The desperate become desperate. That explains the decline of, at a minimum, the writing style of the NYT.
My Captcha is "of dondon" ... coincidence? I think no.
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