Title: "Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire"
Product review: Jayson Blair may still be active as a writer -- penning 5 stars reviews on Amazon, per chance? The book is full of lurid details of drug abuse as he chronicles his fall from grace at the NYtimes but short on insight as to why it happened, or shame that it did. Instead, what we get are a lot of self-serving rationalizations and finger pointing. Here the NYtimes is characterized as a kind of witholding parent who simply could not meet the many needs of Jason, while inadvertently enabling and perhaps even encouraging his bad behaviour. This is passing the buck at its worst. I suggest saving yours.
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