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Wayne Barrett fut un reporter d'investigation et rédacteur en chef du Village Voice pendant plus de vingt ans. Il a consacré sa carrière à découvrir des vérités cachées et des structures de pouvoir, se forgeant une réputation d'observateur intransigeant des dynamiques sociétales. Son travail journalistique était reconnu pour sa profondeur et sa capacité à aller au cœur des problèmes complexes.
Addressing the internal tensions in contemporary church music, Wayne Barrett critiques current "praise and worship" practices. His confrontational approach draws on Biblical teachings, historical lessons, and empirical evidence to propose guiding principles for worship music. Aimed at laymen, pastors, and church musicians, the book seeks to foster dialogue among diverse Christians about worship practices, encouraging a thoughtful examination of the philosophies shaping today's church music landscape.
Emerging as a symbol of resilience after 9/11, Rudy Giuliani became known as America's Mayor, embodying strength and wisdom during a national crisis. His leadership provided a sense of security and confidence to the public, as he navigated the challenges of that tragic day and its aftermath. The narrative highlights his pivotal role in restoring order and hope during a time of uncertainty.
In Trump: The Greatest Show in the World--The Deals, the Downfall, the Reinvention, Barrett unravels the myth and reveals the truth behind the mogul's wheelings and dealings. After decades covering him, few reporters know Trump as Barrett does. Instead of the canny businessman that Trump claims in his own books, Barrett explores how Trump exploited his father's banking and political connections to finance and grease his first major deals. Barrett's investigative biography takes us from the days of Donald's lonely youth to his brash entry into the real estate market, and to the back room deals behind his New York, Atlantic City and Florida projects. --Publisher
An intimate biography of the missionary Catholic nun Maura Clarke, chronicling
her spiritual and political journey from a tight-knit Irish community in
Queens to radical, faith-based activism in Central America and her death at
the hands of the Salvadoran military in 1980.
A collection of groundbreaking investigations by Wayne Barrett, the intrepid, muckraking Village Voice journalist who exposed corruption in New York City and beyond. Wayne Barrett was a reporter for the Village Voice for close to 40 years, and was the first to report on the inside deals, backroom favors, and outright scams that fueled the career of Donald J. Trump. Barrett had the goods on Trump long before Trump had an inkling to be president-back when he was just a New York character, and a New York crook. This book is the first edited, annotated volume of Barrett's investigative pieces, revealing the shady dealings of New York power players from Donald Trump to Ed Koch to Rudy Giuliani. The book also provides a master class in investigative journalism. Barrett's craft and rigor were unmatched, and he taught generations of journalists how to connect the dots and find the patterns in the facts. In an age when journalism is under threat, Barrett's work reminds us of the possibility of journalism in the public interest, and the importance of journalists as detectives for the people, always holding the powerful to account.
