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Pakistan, and that thought was shared
with relatives and friends attending a
memorial service for his son.
"They may have silenced Danny's
voice, but not his spirit," said his dad,
recalling the newspaperman's enduring
interest in meeting new people and get-
ting their points of view.
"The legacy of Danny's lifelong
`talking with strangers' will be forever
in our hearts."
That attitude, combined with a
book idea by the late journalist's
mother, Ruth, led to At Home in the
World: Collected Writings from The Wall
Street journal (Wall Street Journal
Books; $24).
Helene Cooper, the late writer's friend
and co-worker, edited the anthology,
which was rushed into print by newspa-
per administrators. She selected some
50 articles from 200 written by Pearl,
grouped them into chapters and added
a short biography of the late writer; his
father's eulogy; a foreword by Pearl's
widow, Mariane; and some brief recol-
lections of her own.
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very reporter worth his salt
or his word processor --- keeps
his eyes open. But not all of us
are able to distinguish life's small
ironies, those gleaming nuggets that
make an article really worth reading.
In At Home in the World:
qualities shine through.
Pearl, who was brutally murdered in
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"Danny and I used to talk about how -
we both wanted to write books," says
Cooper, who met her friend when they
were reporters at the Journal office in
Atlanta. "When I look at this book, I
think that Danny was writing it all along,
and I'm proud to see it in bookstores."
"My favorite pieces change every day,"
Cooper says, "but ultimately, they're the
funny stories — from one about a bust
of Elvis' head to another about the
largest Persian carpet in the world.
"Danny did a wealth of serious and
heavy-hitting stories, but I hoped that
people [would dwell on the funny
pieces] and share a smile."
Other articles on the light side include
the story of actress Kim Basinger's
investment in a small American town, a
search for romance using the Internet,
and the tale of a missing violin, which
detoured to Detroit. On the more seri-
ous side are pieces about an earthquake
and its aftermath, ethnic cleansing and
Taliban smuggling.
Regardless of tone, each article cap-
tures Pearl's interest in talking to
everyday people affected by larger
events. Presented together, the pieces
show his insights into tracking leads
for articles, finding unique stories and
exploring viewpoints that represent
different cultures.
South Asia bureau chief for the Journal
at the time of his abduction, Pearl joined
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Pearl, the Wall Street
Collected Writings from The
Wall Street Journal, editor
Helen Cooper demonstrates
that Daniel Pearl knew a good story
when he saw one — and knew how
to convey the excitement of that
story to his readers.
From the collection's first article,
"In Indian Quake, Death Haunts the
Living" (2001), Pearl's journalistic
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Pakistan in February, notes that, despite
the earthquake's devastation, billboards
advertising the areas hotels ("Entertain
your corporate clients in style") sur-
vived, while those same hotels didn't.
Nor would a lesser breed of
reporter be able to discern
that there are people willing
to exploit the victims —
and then have the courage to
unmask them.
"Maybe everyone really just wants to
help," Pearl notes. "But why does [a
local religious leader] ... already have
the photo album ready a day after his
visit to the razed village of Jodia?
Photos of the guru distributing water
barrels and the guru talking with sun:
vivors are quickly posted on the Web