Barbara
Graustark, editor of the Style department at the Times, says, "I thought it was very important to send a dining section reporter to illuminate a dark tragedy that befell a legendary food town, and to do it in the Dining section, where we would not be competing with stories about body counts and autopsies and the horrors of nursing homes and hospitals and levees."
Barbara
Graustark, editor of the Times' style department, issued a formal statement abut the changes, saying, "His (Bruni's) writing will serve not just members of the food elite, but the reader looking for voyeuristic pleasures."
(1.) Harry Sylvester, "
Graustark and the Indians: Report on Guatemala," Commonweal, 23 August 1946, 447-48.
Graustark Romantic quasi-historical novel subtitled The Story of a Love Behind a Throne, by McCutcheon, George Barr, first published in 1901.
Chambers, a novel of the American Revolution;
Graustark by George Barr McCutcheon, a best-selling romance about a mythical Balkan kingdom; Mrs.
His first, <IR>
GRAUSTARK </IR> (1901), which he sold for 500,ドル made a fortune for the publisher.
American novelist whose best-known works were
Graustark (1901), a romantic novel set in a mythical middle European kingdom, and Brewster's Millions (1902), a comic fantasy.