The final lines in this heavily-amended New York Times book review
By A Mystery Man Writer
A contributing New York Times opinion writer ended a none-too-flattering book review this month with the following recommendation to the unfortunate author: "[I]f you're going to challenge people's preconceptions, you have to have your facts straight." The New York Times' editors have since amended the review to include two rather lengthy corrections, which makes the
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