albert jay nock wrote the book on the down low.
who wrote the book on the down low?
albert jay nock
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in a "wall street journal" review, barton swaim sees the book as an unverifiable "gossipy" collection of "every unseemly tidbit he could extract from murmuring white house staffers" written as though he "were the omniscient narrator of a novel." swaim asserts that the reaction to the book, rather than the book itself, will give reason for it to be historically notable. "axios" reporters jim vandehei and mike allen wrote that parts of the book were "wrong, sloppy, or betray[ed] off-the-record confidence. but there are two things he gets absolutely right." they wrote that wolff's depiction "of trump as an emotionally erratic president" was accurate as well as his writing of some white house officials having a "low opinion" of trump. andrew prokop wrote in "vox" that "we should interpret the book as a compendium of gossip wolff heard. a fair amount of it does clearly seem to be accurate." aaron blake of "the washington post" wrote that "wolff seems to have arrived at a stunning amount of incredible conclusions that hundreds of dogged reporters from major newspapers haven't. [...] [i]t's worth evaluating each claim individually and not just taking every scandalous thing said about the white house as gospel."
fire and fury