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David Margolick is a contributing editor at Vanity Fair and author of the newly-published Dreadful: The Short Life and Gay Times of John Horne Burns.
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Not-Always Greatest Generation
World At War<p>Tom Brokaw and others have championed an entire generation as heroes, but many were bigoted, criminal, and dishonest. David Margolick, author of <i><a href="http://www.amazon.com/Dreadful-Short-Times-Horne-Burns/dp/1590515714/" target="_blank">Dreadful</a></i>, on one soldier’s vividly honest writing about the behavior and crimes of American GIs during World War II.</p>

Oprah Disses a Civil-Rights Icon
<p>Two women, one black, the other white, from an iconic Civil-Rights photo became friends years later only to have that friendship tested and questioned by the talk show host. An excerpt from David Margolick’s <em>Elizabeth and Hazel</em>.<br> </p>

The Man with the Sharpest Pen
For nearly 50 years, David Levine’s iconic caricatures skewered the great and the infamous. David Margolick recalls the gentle man who spared no one. VIEW OUR GALLERY
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