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关于《纽约时报》,亚瑟·格布(Arthur Gelb)有很多美好回忆。那是他工作了一辈子的地方,他爱它,他从19岁当上送稿员就再没离开,直到1999年从副主编职位退休。他那么喜欢跟朋友们讲他在《纽约时报》的见闻,以至于一个朋友忍不住建议另一个在出版社工作的朋友考虑跟他签约,后者果然对他说,“你这么喜欢你的报社,这么喜欢讲故事,不如写回忆录吧”。格布想了很久终于表示同意,然后有了这本《本地新闻部》,记录他在报社的丰富见闻。当地时间5月21日上午,刚刚结束全美新书推广之旅回来的格布在纽约家里接听我的电话。跟我想象中的
With the New York Times, Arthur Gelb has many good memories. That was where he worked for a lifetime, and he loved it. He left the draftee at the age of 19 and never retired until his position as associate editor in 1999. He liked to tell his friends about his knowledge in The New York Times so much so that a friend could not help but recommend to another friend who worked in a publishing house to consider signing him, and the latter really said to him, “You like you so much Newspaper, so like to tell a story, it is better to write memoir it. ” Geb’s thought for a long time finally agreed, and then he had this “local news department”, recording his rich knowledge of the newspaper. On the morning of May 21, local time, Gerber, who just returned from a book promotion tour of the United States, answered my call at his home in New York City. With my imagination