Books by Victor S. Navasky

Victor S. Navasky, publisher and editorial director of The Nation and Delacorte Professor of Journalism at Columbia University, is the author of Kennedy Justice and Naming Names (H&W, 2003), which won the National Book Award in 1982. He lives in New York

THE ART OF CONTROVERSY by Victor S. Navasky
by Victor S. Navasky
NON-FICTION
Released: April 10, 2013
"Generally engaging and often illuminating, but the study might better have gone deeper rather than wide."
The veteran journalist offers a survey of political caricature, international in scope, but a little sketchy in its short biographical summaries. Read full book review >
THE ART OF MAKING MAGAZINES by Victor S. Navasky
edited by Victor S. Navasky, Evan Cornog
ESSAYS & ANTHOLOGIES
Released: Sept. 1, 2012
"A useful, even timely collection, even though some of the pieces are 10 years old."
A collection of smart essays and lectures by accomplished professionals in the magazine world. Read full book review >
A MATTER OF OPINION by Victor S. Navasky
Kirkus Star
by Victor S. Navasky
BIOGRAPHY & MEMOIR
Released: May 4, 2005
"A pleasure for general readers, and a blessing for students of the independent media and contemporary letters."
The country's oldest weekly magazine, a fixture of liberal households since the Civil War, has a dirty secret, its long-time editor/publisher discloses. It loses money. Read full book review >