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Review of “The Hillary Effect,” by Joe Gandelman | FavStocks — Wed, 30 May 2012 07:46:23 +0000

[...] From Joe Gandelman’s review at The Moderate Voice: When “The Hillary Effect” came out in December you could have bet that it would have been just one more of these quickie political books that seem to be a collection of uninspired recycled reporting notes, or reworded blog posts, except this time it would focus on the ill-fated Presidential nomination campaign of Hillary Clinton, American history’s first Presidential primary winning female candidate. In fact, “The Hillary Effect” proved to be a breath of 21st century new journalism fresh air. In several ways, it’s standing the test of time because Washington analyst Taylor Marsh’s analysis is so perceptive that — no joke — you can’t find a lot of her spot-on observations about politics, politics’ ruthlessness, and sexism in media and in politics anywhere else. [...]

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By: TAYLOR MARSH, Guest Voice Columnist

TAYLOR MARSH, Guest Voice Columnist — Tue, 29 May 2012 14:46:32 +0000

Thank you so much, Joe.

I’m grateful you bought & read the book!

This review, however, is something else entirely. I’m, again, grateful for it.

People have promised to review or recommend the book, but it rarely manifests. All authors need support to get their books read, which is not an easy thing to accomplish, unless you’ve got a big media outlet behind you.

I did exhaustive research for “The Hillary Effect,” which I consider a piece of history. That it reached you in the way you state in your review is gratifying beyond words.

I’ll shut up now and just enjoy it.

zephyr, I hope you buy the book & read it. I’d be honored if you did.

By: zephyr

zephyr — Tue, 29 May 2012 12:30:02 +0000

I appreciate the review since I haven’t had time to read the book yet. Too much work and not enough hours in the day – but your take makes me want to read it all the more. TM strikes me as one of those people who is unusually perceptive and unafraid to speak her mind – which is no small thing in these strange times we find ourselves.