Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index John Pilger is a left wing Australian journalist from Sydney. Pilger's career in journalism began in 1958, and he has earned a good reputation on the left through both his reporting and the various books he's written and documentary films he's produced. He has acted as a war correspondent during conflicts in Vietnam, Cambodia, Egypt, India, Bangladesh and Biafra. Table of contents 1 Works 1.1 Publications 1.2 Books 1.3 Play 1.4 Quotes 2 External link Works Publications Pilger has written for the following publications: Daily Mirror (UK) The Guardian (UK) The Independent (UK) New Statesman The New York Times (US) The Los Angeles Times (US) The Nation: New York (US) The Age: Melbourne (Australia) The Sydney Morning Herald The Bulletin: Sydney He has also written for various French, Italian, Scandinavian, Canadian and Japanese newspapers and periodicals, among others, and has contributed to the BBC's news service. Books The Last Day (1975) Aftermath: The Stuggles of Cambodia and Vietnam (1981) The Outsiders (1984) Heroes (1986) A Secret Country (1989) Distant Voices (1992 and 1994) Hidden Agendas (1998) The New Rulers of the World (2002) Play The Last Day (1983) Quotes "I know when Bush is lying. His lips move."[1] External link JohnPilger.com, also the source for much of this article This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.