There shouldn’t be a licence to get things wrong
Ian Hamilton, 8 June 1995
Genius in Disguise: Harold Ross of the ‘New Yorker’
by Thomas Kunkel.
Random House, 497 pp., $25, March 1995,0 679 41837 7 Show More
by Thomas Kunkel.
Random House, 497 pp., $25, March 1995,
“... the idea of starting up a ‘true crimes’ magazine). Although most of these early writings were anonymous, his biographer has Ross, in his early twenties, writing for ‘perhaps two dozen’ different papers. On one occasion during those hobo years, Ross went looking for a New York job but was rebuffed. We don’t need a biographer to tell us that this ... ”