He strikes an even worse blow at the mutual admiration society movement. He goes too far. He is destroying public confidence in the sincerity of the praise editors bestow on one another. You talk for your own money, Mr. Fairman. Browne could lay his hand on his pocketbook and swear that his mag has the biggest circulation, but to say it is a good magazine is like calling 'Chopsticks' the greatest piece of music ever written.
People run shouting down the streets when Amazing prints a good story.
The rest of this ridiculous blurb is devoted to Mr. Browne himself. It's crazy about him. Also that when he does a thing he does it in a big way. Certainly it seems that when he writes a bad story he writes a real stinker, and when he makes a fool of himself he does that in a big way too, as when he threw his 150,000 circulation into a lone fight with little Fanvariety . He wasn't smiling.