Title: Great story for future journalists
Review: As a newspaper major, reading Ben Bradlee's book is sort of like reading the Bible. There are few other authorities on journalism who are as good. Bradlee admits his mistakes and applauds his successes. Sort of a feel good story -- Bradlee's was indeed a good life. The narrative carries like a good novel, unlike Katherine Graham's memoir, whose story about the same paper gets bogged down and incoherent. Bradlee is a writer before he is an editor. His concise, clear reporter's style carries through to his autobiographical prose. A fine read for anyone interested in recent American History or American journalism and newspapers.
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