New York Review Abroad: Fifty Years of International Reportage - Tapa dura

"A journal of ideas that has helped define intellectual discourse in the English-speaking world for the past four decades." --"The Washington Post"

""The Review" was created to fill a need in the country for a journal of ideas, a mission that it has fulfilled since becoming a must-read to many loyal readers." --"The Los Angeles Times"

"With their connections in the highest reaches of academia, arts and letters, they recruited a glittering cast of intellectual all-stars to write for the publication." --"The Washington Post"

"Stubborn refusal to treat books, or the theatre and movies, for that matter, as categories of entertainment to be indulged in when the working day is done." --"The New York Times"

"The premier literary intellectual magazine in the English language." --"Esquire"

"A magazine that is smart and provocative and topical but also accessible and deeply earnest. It glides nimbly across history and politics and pop culture and art." --"Chicago Tribune"

"The editors met the challenges of the post-9/11 era in a way that most other leading American publications did not..."the Review" was there when we needed it most." --"The Nation "

"The leading intellectual forum in the United States." --"New York" magazine

"["The Review"] remains a home for engaging and longer-form literary and political essays by an A-list of the smartest folks around." --"Chicago Tribune"

"["The New York Review of Books"] has the largest claim to be regarded as the indispensable publication of the modern English-speaking world." --"The Guardian"

"One of the most influential and admired journals of its kind, attracting a high-powered roster of writers." --"The New York Times"

"These skilled essayists offer vivid descriptions that can sometimes be hard to stomach--but if we don't see the cycles of history play out from one decade to the next, we may be doomed to repeat them." --Publishers Weekly

"A journal of ideas that has helped define intellectual discourse in the English-speaking world for the past four decades." --The Washington Post

"The Review was created to fill a need in the country for a journal of ideas, a mission that it has fulfilled since becoming a must-read to many loyal readers." --The Los Angeles Times

"With their connections in the highest reaches of academia, arts and letters, they recruited a glittering cast of intellectual all-stars to write for the publication." --The Washington Post

"Stubborn refusal to treat books, or the theatre and movies, for that matter, as categories of entertainment to be indulged in when the working day is done." --The New York Times

"The premier literary intellectual magazine in the English language." --Esquire

"A magazine that is smart and provocative and topical but also accessible and deeply earnest. It glides nimbly across history and politics and pop culture and art." --Chicago Tribune

"The editors met the challenges of the post-9/11 era in a way that most other leading American publications did not...the Review was there when we needed it most." --The Nation

"The leading intellectual forum in the United States." --New York magazine

"[The Review] remains a home for engaging and longer-form literary and political essays by an A-list of the smartest folks around." --Chicago Tribune

"[The New York Review of Books] has the largest claim to be regarded as the indispensable publication of the modern English-speaking world." --The Guardian

"One of the most influential and admired journals of its kind, attracting a high-powered roster of writers." --The New York Times