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Here's an ad for Lee Child's latest book that ran this morning in the New York Times:
If you click on the image, you can read the fine print at the bottom, where they include blurbs from Janet Maslin and myself. Publishers use blurbs all the time, of course, but it's nice when they include the critics' names with the quotes.
We deserve a little recognition for our words, don't we?
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David J. Montgomery is a writer and critic specializing in books and publishing. He is an emeritus columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times and The Daily Beast, and has also written for USA Today, the Washington Post, and other fine publications. A former professor of History, he lives in Northern Virginia with his wife and two daughters.
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Congrats, man! That's really cool.
Posted by: Marcus Sakey | May 31, 2007 at 12:37 PM
Looks great, too. Congrats
Posted by: Darwyn Jones | June 02, 2007 at 12:00 AM