@article{433306,
      author = {Ross, Lillian,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/433306},
      title = {Reporting back : notes on journalism /},
      publisher = {Counterpoint,},
      abstract = {Ross (Here but Not Here) has written profiles and Talk of  the Town pieces for the New Yorker for more than 50 years  and in that time has built up an arsenal of journalistic  techniques, which she shares here in some detail. She  discusses her feelings about journalism, praising her New  Yorker colleagues (notably the late editor William Shawn)  and offering her definition of journalism (factual  reporting built of good writing and singular humor). The  majority of the book is filled with Ross's deconstruction  of some of her best-loved pieces, including 1949's Come In,  Lassie! (about politics in the film business); 1950's How  Do You Like It Now, Gentlemen? (a profile of Ernest  Hemingway); and 1960's The Yellow Bus (concerning a group  of tourists visiting New York City).},
      recid = {433306},
      pages = {292 p. ;},
      address = {New York :},
      year = {2002},
}