In this critically acclaimed memoir, the woman who piloted the Washington Post through the crises of the Pentagon Papers, Watergate, and a pressmen's strike and turned it into a great newspaper now tells her story with courage, candor, and dignity. Captivating . . . distinguished by a level of introspection that ought to be . . . the touchstone of autobiography.--Newsday. 688 pp. National media publicity. National print ads. 100,000 print. (Autobiography)