New York Times: Exploring The Book That Shaped a Veteran Editor's Literary Journey
New York Times Review of 'Office Politics'
In the latest edition of the New York Times, we explore the profound impact of Wilfrid Sheed's 1966 novel 'Office Politics'. Set against a backdrop of the publishing industry, this captivating narrative portrays a world filled with chronic malcontents and strategic lunches that shaped the literary landscape.
Key Themes in 'Office Politics'
- Chronic malcontents highlighting the challenges faced in publishing.
- Strategic lunches that emphasize networking and relationships.
- Ideas that mattered then and continue to resonate.
The New York Times presents this compelling book as essential reading for anyone interested in literature and the intricacies of the publishing world. To gain deeper insights, be sure to visit the New York Times website for the full review.
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