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Louis Menand: How the Voice changed journalism.
  1. The Nation, The New Republic, and Partisan were all boring
    SOURCE: The New Yorker 11 months ago
  2. because it was as if I was watching stuff completely out of my own mind in a style that was quite advanced from mine—they were much more finished than I thought I was.
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  3. The Village isn’t what it used to be
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  4. The Remo was our Deux Magots, our Café Flore, our La Coupole.
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  5. VILLAGE TRUCKER SUES COLUMBIA: SEEKS $50,000
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  6. At least Wolf and Fancher could have given us a bottle of champagne
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  7. I had some dim intuitive feeling that what was wrong with all journalism is that the reporter tended to be objective and that that was one of the great lies of all time
    Norman Mailer – Norman Mailer SOURCE: The New Yorker 11 months ago
  8. This guy Mailer, he’s a hostile, narcissistic pest. Lose him
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  9. I couldn’t believe what I was watching
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