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Two recent articles on the state of book reviewing caught our eye, both of which told with depressing accuracy how lopsided the situation still is in terms of women's books getting reviewed in the New York Times Book Review. Writing in the March/April issue of the Women's Review of Books, Gail Pool reports a 2:1 ratio of men's books and male reviewers to women's books and female reviewers in 2006-2007, the same as Paula J. Caplan and Mary Anna Palko reported for 2002-2003. Sarah Seltzer, in "Hard Times: At the New York Times Book Review, All the Misogyny is Fit to Print," in the Spring 2008 issue of Bitch, finds that none of the NYTBR's "top five novels of 2007" was penned by ...

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