Gary Greenberg's Books
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Manufacturing DepressionGary Greenberg's fascinating argument about the uniquely American pursuit of anti-depression rather than happiness.Read More
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Slate Magazine, April 23, 2010
...of Ted Nelson in Wired, John Tierney's 1996 piece on recycling in the New York Times Magazine, Gary Greenberg's 2001 brain-death exposé in The New Yorker; and Sean Wilentz's 2007 masterpiece about Blonde on Blonde from the Oxford American, just to name...
Guardian.co.uk, March 28, 2010
...when a major review appeared to show that Prozac worked little better than a placebo. Now US psychotherapist Gary Greenberg has stepped in with Manufacturing Depression , a thorough, often shocking history of how the pharmaceutical industry has...
Guardian.co.uk, March 12, 2010
...Lewis Wolpert takes issue with a book that accuses drug manufacturers of hyping depression Gary Greenberg is a psychotherapist who joined a clinical trial for an antidepressant at a time when he was mildly depressed. He was diagnosed as severely...
Mother Jones, January 12, 2010
...Watters reveals that what the American psychiatric industry exports is not so much drugs as diseases. — By Gary Greenberg Close this Share Box No Comments | Post Comment In the late 1990s, GlaxoSmithKline wanted to bring its blockbuster antidepressant...
Irish Times, January 1, 2010
...BOOK PREVIEWS 2010: Not surprisingly, how to get the world out of recessionary waters is among the hot topics of books to come this year. But there is a lot more to look forward to besides. ARMINTA WALLACE offers a selective guide ECONOMICS How to get...
PR Newswire via Yahoo!, December 10, 2009
...deadly monster, and a friendly vampire bring down the global financial system. In The Werewolf of Wall Street, Gary Greenberg and Jerome Tuccille tell the story behind the headlines dealing with the Wall Street meltdowns. 'I was up most of the night...
PR News Now, December 5, 2009
...deadly monster, and a friendly vampire bring down the global financial system. In The Werewolf of Wall Street, Gary Greenberg and Jerome Tuccille tell the story behind the headlines dealing with the Wall Street meltdowns. 's8220;I was up most of the...
Wired.co.uk, December 2, 2009
...of spiders? Well why not make them a feel a little bit worse this Christmas by giving them Gary Greenberg’s Pop-up Book of Phobias...
Trend Hunter, November 27, 2009
...in some other popular fears, some 3D action and you have yourself a . At least, that is what Gary Greenberg ingeniously did. Yes, only the most twisted of minds could have come up with this one. But let?s face it, it?s a keeper. This may not be the most...
..., August 16, 2010
...the weekends, though, I have not escaped the gravity of money yet. Reading: "Manufacturing Depression" by Gary Greenberg. I normally avoid nay-sayers, but his interview on Quirks and Quarks sounded reasonable enough; he says that...
Abraxas's MySpace Blog, August 7, 2010
...responsible for the crucifixion of Jesus, just fall guys in Orthodoxy's penchant for rewriting history. Astral Guest-- Gary Greenberg, author of 'The Judas Brief', 'The Moses Mystery', and '100 Myths of the Bible', as well as President of The Biblical...
Abraxas's MySpace Blog, July 30, 2010
...misconceptions, cover ups and censorships found in The Bible and Christian tradition. Our Astral Guest will be Gary Greenberg, author of 'The Judas Brief' and '100 Myths of the Bible'. Check out my articles for Examiner at...
The Green Head - Finds Cool New Stuff!, January 19, 2010
...Working Lamps and now the frighteningly macabre Pop-up Book Of Nightmares !The unsettling Pop-up Book Of Nightmares by Gary Greenberg is a cool new pop-up coffee table book that lets you explore all your worst nightmares, while wide awake, in glorious...
strangepup, December 28, 2009
...Burton Silver A Stress Analysis of a Strapless Evening Gown Robert Baker The Pop-Up Book of Phobias Gary Greenberg The Social History of the Machine Gun John Ellis An Incomplete History of the Art of the Funerary Violins How Green Were the Nazis?...
Survival of the Book, November 20, 2009
...lights go out and the scene changes. Yup. That's pretty much it. Meanwhile, on another book front Gary Greenberg and illustrator Balvis Rubess have written The Pop-Up Book of Phobias. I just found out about it even though it was published in 1999. Two...
