in The New York Review of Books (Jul 15, 2010)

Christian Caryl surveys the latest literature on what life must be like in secretive North Korea: Nothing to envy by Barbara Demick; The hidden people of North Korea by Ralph C.Hassig and The cleanest race by B. R. Myers.

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Karl Rove gets the chance to set the record straight on all the dirty tricks others have attributed to him (Bush's Brain; Machiavelli's shadow) . See David Bromwich's review of Rove's Courage and Consequence: My Life as a Conservative in the Fight