Emile Capouya

November 17, 2005 | This article appeared in the December 5, 2005 edition of The Nation.

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Emile Capouya, literary editor of The Nation from 1970-1976, was
both a working man and an intellectual, who brought trade book
publishing to European standards and lived to oppose and be ground down
by conglomerates.

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