Reflections of a working writer and reader
I rarely read the whole of a book, especially a book that really interests me stylistically. . . sometimes I might go back and finish it, and sometimes I read it all the way through, but it's somehow enough to read the first ten or twenty pages and be amazed at what's going on. But I think in those cases I'm reading it for my own craft, I'm really a lot less interested in what happens in that kind of book and how it ends, even though I know that's a whole other part of it. I'm just interested in how the writer is approaching the material and what he or she is doing with it. Lydia Davis
Assange, who released the video of a U.S. helicopter attack in Baghdad that left two journalists dead, speaks about the work of his organization and its continuing efforts to expose the secrets of the world’s most powerful governments and institutions:
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