Word: harpers
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...more belief. In his previous ventures into pop theology, the resigned Episcopal Bishop of California has been mostly concerned with explaining why he regards such dogmas as the Trinity and the Virgin Birth as beliefs he can do without. Now, in a new book called If This Be Heresy (Harper & Row; $4.95), Pike tries to explain what he does accept and why, summing up his formula for faith in a neat little equation: "data + inference = modest faith-affirmation...
Freelancers can only agree that the money isn't as plentiful as it used to be -and therein lies another source of tension. The New York Times Magazine pays $400 per article. Harper's and Atlantic Monthly pay anywhere from $250 to $750; Esquire offers $1,000 for the average job by the average freelancer. The standard fees of Playboy, Ladies' Home Journal, McCall's and Holiday are around $2,000. Even leaving aside special deals with the likes of Svetlana Allilueva and Theodore White, LIFE pays best-anywhere from about...
...COLD WAR AS HISTORY by Louis J. Halle. 434 pages. Harper...
...LAWYERS by Martin Mayer. 586 pages. Harper...
...index cards so that not one piece of information escapes. The result is an intrusively disjointed style. Paragraphs often do not mesh; chapters hardly ever do. The failing was no doubt exacerbated by the fact that parts of chapters appeared in five magazines as varied as Harper's, Redbook and TV Guide. Still, Mayer needs an editor; he ingests better than he digests. On occasion, he even goofs those facts. Example: there is no such thing as the Yale Law Review. Horrors, it's the Yale Law Journal...