LATEST NEWS
- 4/21/08: Jacob Heilbrunn’s review in The New York Times Book Review: "A lack of intelligence" | www.nytimes.com
- 3/30/08: Edward Cuddily’s review in The Buffalo News: "Did power plays, incompetence help accommodate 9/11?" | www.buffalonews.com
- 3/24/08: Peter Preston, former editor of the Guardian, offers the first U.K. review of the book in the Guardian’s weekend sister paper, the Observer. The headline: "It was nothing to do with me: A forensic study of the inquiry into the 9/11 attacks finds that personalities and politics combined to give the Bush administration a get-out clause." | www.books.guardian.co.uk
- 3/13/08: Upcoming appearances by the author: Saturday, April 12, Firedoglake.com on-line book salon, 5 p.m.; Tuesday, April 22, Louisville Public Library, Louisville, Ky., 7 p.m.; Saturday and Sunday, April 27-28, Los Angeles Times Book Fair. | www.latimes.com
- 3/9/08: The author on "Book TV" on C-Span’s "After Words" with Michael Duffy of Time Magazine. | www.booktv.org
- 3/7/08: Novelist Elizabeth Benedict reviews the book on The Huffington Post, "Philip Shenon’s Commission Lays a Few 9/11 Conspiracy Theories to Rest." | www.huffingtonpost.com
- 2/17/08: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reviews The Commission, by Bob Hoover, "Investigating 9/11 is a tale of patriotism and partisanship." | www.post-gazette.com
- 2/17/08: The St. Petersburg Times reviews The Commission, by Colette Bancroft, "Lifting the veil to understand the 9/11 Commission." | www.sptimes.com
