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• An insider who found power as an outsider - The Pulitzer Prizes
• Opinion | After more than three decades and 3,000 reviews, a fond farewell - The Washington Post
• Interview with Jonathan Yardley - C-SPAN
• Why I Live Where I Live | Esquire | JULY 1983 - Esquire
• Opinion | Jonathan Yardley’s favorite books - The Washington Post
• “Eisenhower in War and Peace” by Jean Edward Smith - The Washington Post
• “A Slave in the White House,” by Elizabeth Dowling Taylor. - The Washington Post
• “Red Summer,” by Cameron McWhirter, is about racial violence in the year 1919. - The Washington Post
• Hugh Thomas’s “The Golden Empire: Spain, Charles V, and the Creation of America” - The Washington Post
• Mastermind of mass murder - The Washington Post
• A sampling of responses to Jonathan Yardley's "State of the Art" retrospective on American literature. - The Washington Post
• Review | The rise and fall of a small American fortune - The Washington Post
• Opinion | Book review: ‘So, Anyway . . .,’ a memoir by John Cleese - The Washington Post
• “Turn Right at Machu Picchu,” by Mark Adams, is a travel book about the Peruvian historic site. - The Washington Post
• Opinion | The complex Thomas Jefferson in his place and time - The Washington Post
• 'Gatsby': The Greatest Of Them All - The Washington Post
• Opinion | Two P.G. Wodehouse novels: If I Were You and The Small Bachelor - The Washington Post
• “Sweet Tooth” by Ian McEwan - The Washington Post
• DADDY'S GIRL CASHES IN - The Washington Post
• The 22 Books of the Century - The Washington Post
• 'AMERICAN PSYCHO' ESSENCE OF TRASH - The Washington Post
• Opinion | The John D. MacDonald novels, reissued - The Washington Post
• AVERT YOUR EYES! (BUT READ THIS FIRST) - The Washington Post
• Review | The 1995 political thriller that now feels prescient - The Washington Post
• Review | A spectacular Harvard-Yale football game that lifted spirits in the tragic year of 1968 - The Washington Post
• 'Woman Within': An Unlikely Rebel of the Privileged South - The Washington Post
• REQUIEM FOR A LOST WRITER - The Washington Post
• A Presidential Pollyanna - The Washington Post
• THE MOUSE THAT ROARED - The Washington Post
• Ernest Hemingway's 'A Moveable Feast' Still Satisfies - The Washington Post
• THE RULING CRASS - The Washington Post
• “Stalin’s General: The Life of Georgy Zhukov” by Geoffrey Roberts - The Washington Post
• This Sexist Review Completely Misunderstands That Women Can Write About History - The New Republic
• 'The Clock Winder': A Look Back to What Makes Anne Tyler Tick - The Washington Post
• Tangled relations at an oceanside resort. - The Washington Post
• Laurie Colwin: A Story Too Short but Still in Print - The Washington Post
• LYNDON JOHNSON'S GOVERNMENT AT LARGE - The Washington Post
• Poor Man, Rich Man - The Washington Post
• Former councillors become Honorary Aldermen - Wolverhampton Council
• Kazuo Ishiguro's strange, and ... - The Washington Post
• TONI MORRISON AND THE PASSION OF BLACK HISTORY - The Washington Post
• TRUMP, THE ARTLESS HUSTLER - The Washington Post
• ART AND THE OEUVRE OF 2 LIVE CREW - The Washington Post
• A Maverick was his menu (Published 1972) - The New York Times