The New York Times Book Review: A humble readers perspective @LauraFreyReadinginBed
The New York Times Book Review: A humble readers perspective  @LauraFreyReadinginBed
Uploaded May 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
My review of the May 5th, 2019 edition of The New York Times Book Review, inspired by Steve Donoghue. Please watch his 38-minute review, full of insider info! youtube.com/watch?v=MbmIzjjcuSk

Here is a link to that edition of the Book Review, paywalled I'm sure: nytimes.com/issue/todayspaper/2019/05/05/todays-new-york-times#bookreview

Let me know: Do you read the failing New York Times? Do you subscribe? Should I keep shelling out $40 CAD (pocket change in USD, but still)?

I didn't get into it here, but I don't even always read the Book Review. My favourite sections are the front section, the "special" sections (like the Kids edition, or when they devote a whole section to a photo essay or short story) and, strangely, Business (just read about all the drama at Uber). And, like the ladies of Sex and the City many years ago, I abhor the Vows section, but read it anyway.
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