Denby, David, 1943-

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Journalist David Denby writes essays, film reviews, and memoirs. His work for the New Yorker is considered some of the finest film criticism today. Denby's memoirs are equally well-considered, notable for their candor and insight. Regardless of his subject, though, Denby is always persuasive, thought-provoking, and witty. He'll make you want to watch old black-and-white films, lament the state of American business ethics, and then hit the library to read some Homer. Start with: Snark
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Denby, David, 1943-
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Journalist David Denby writes essays, film reviews, and memoirs. His work for the New Yorker is considered some of the finest film criticism today. Denby's memoirs are equally well-considered, notable for their candor and insight. Regardless of his subject, though, Denby is always persuasive, thought-provoking, and witty. He'll make you want to watch old black-and-white films, lament the state of American business ethics, and then hit the library to read some Homer. Start with: Snark
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