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Neil Genzlinger

Hot thoughts on a “Cold” topic

February 2, 2011

Since I don’t know if you folks get to the comments portion of the program, I thought I’d post these remarks  about the issue of memoirs submitted by Bill Lewers — whose book I reviewed in December — as a stand alone entry.It seems Genzlinger’s comments in the Times‘ Sunday Book Review on the relative […]

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It may be cold, but that doesn’t make it less true

February 1, 2011 · 1 comment

Apropos to what James Bailey and I were going back and forth about last week, this piece by Neil Genzlinger on the merits — or lack thereof — of memoirs in the  Times’ Sunday Book Review caught my eye because one of the four authors included was Sean Manning, who had edited last year’s Top […]

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