Upon its publication, <em>My Paper Chase</em> received rave reviews from newspapers, broadcasters, and bloggers across three continents, and was a 2009 Notable Book of the <i>New York Times</i>-and for good reason. It's the wild and wonderful tale of a<ins cite="mailto:Sir Harry" datetime="2010-02-02T14:35"> </ins>newspapering and publishing odyssey that took Harold Evans from wartime Manchester to London and finally to America. Editor of two of the world's most renowned newspapers, the <i>Sunday Times</i> and <i>The Times</i>, publisher of Random House, and a bestselling author in his own right, Evans brings to life print media's glorious history as he recalls his own-from unmasking the greatest Soviet spy to taking on the lost cause of the thalidomide children-and winning-to clashes with politicians, government agencies, and Rupert Murdoch, to finally achieving what Scott Fitzgerald has declared impossible-A Second Act in America. <br><br> In an age when newspapers everywhere are under threat, <em>My Paper Chase</em> is a witty and inspiring personal story but also a poignant and timely reminder of all that newspapers have been, and all that can be again.