"All the Art That’s Fit to Print (And Some That Wasn’t): Inside The New York Times Op-Ed Page"

"In today's world of thought crimes, "All the Art" is must reading."—Bill Maher

“A terrifically entertaining book. The perfect combination of historical & artistic perspective, back-story machinations, gossip, & righteously biased opinion. "—John Cuneo

"Engrossing, exhilarating, impossible to put down…head-to-head struggles w/ Times hierarchy.”—Randall Enos

“With literary flair, in this overflowing treasure chest of ideas, politics & cultural critiques, Kraus proves that ‘art is dangerous’ & sometimes necessarily so.’”—Publishers Weekly

"Worth the book's price is Kraus's 2 1/2-hour solo encounter w/ frmr Pres. Nixon, who wanted her drawing of him. To meet w/ Nixon, she followed Byzantine directions: ‘At the end of a long hallway, there's an unmarked door. Knock 3 times, pause, then knock again.’"—History Wire: Book Alert

"Beautifully researched, written & produced."—Seymour Chwast

"The wonderful images are easily worth the price by themselves, but the text raises the work to a higher level for what it reveals about how the News is processed at America's foremost paper."—Texas Photo Forum

"Jerelle Kraus, a Times veteran of three decades, … provides an intensely personal history of the page as it weathered tempests and tinpot tyrannies at the Times."—Columbia Journalism Review