bidinotto造句

• Bidinotto later edited a book, " Criminal Justice?
• Bidinotto's work as a writer and editor has won a number of awards.
• It was briefly revived in 1999 . Authors for " Ergo " included Robert Bidinotto and ( briefly ) Simson Garfinkel.
• Prior to writing fiction, Bidinotto wrote for many different publications and blogs, spoke widely before community and campus organizations, and appeared on many radio and television talk shows.
• Bidinotto publishes a blog that addresses political and cultural issues, as well another blog, " The Vigilante Author ", which focuses on his own novels, thriller-writing generally, and independent publishing.
• During the late 1980s and until 1995, Bidinotto was a staff writer for " Reader's Digest ", for which he authored high-profile pieces dealing with failings in the United States criminal justice system.
• Bidinotto is influenced by the philosophy and writings of Ayn Rand, and from July 2005 until October 2008 he was editor-in-chief of " The New Individualist ", the monthly magazine published by The Atlas Society.
• In September 2007, " The New Individualist " was honored with Folio magazine's prestigious Gold " Eddie " Award for Bidinotto's article " Up from Conservatism, " which appeared in the magazine's March 2007 issue.
• The American Society of Magazine Editors recognized Bidinotto's prison-furlough article in the July 1988 " Reader's Digest " as one of five national finalists for " Best Magazine Article of the Year in the Public Interest Category . " He also was honored with the Free Press Association's Mencken Award for " Best Feature Story, " and with the annual journalism award from the National Victim Center, " for sensitivity and fairness in reporting victim issues ."