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Yesterday's Morning Edition program on National Public Radio included a story on the publication of The Cartoons that Shook the World featuring interviews with author Jytte Klausen and Yale University Press Director John Donatich. The piece discussed the multi-leveled review process that the book underwent as well as the resulting controversy that arose as it neared publication.
A streaming version of the story is available at NPR.org, where a lively discussion continues in the comments.
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