http://mediadecoder.blogs.nytimes.com/2 … ss/?src=mvOne of the conceits of literary journalism is that a writer spends as much time in close proximity to his or her subjects as possible. Joe McGinniss, a veteran practitioner, has taken that approach into new realms by moving in next to Sarah Palin in Wasilla, Alaska. The former governor of Alaska and the vice presidential candidate is the subject of his book titled “Sarah Palin’s Year of Living Dangerously,” due out in the fall of 2011.
Ms. Palin took to her Facebook page on Monday to post a picture of her new neighbor and to ask, “Wonder what kind of material he’ll gather while overlooking Piper’s bedroom, my little garden, and the family’s swimming hole?”
I'm not a fan of Palin but this seems kinda overboard and weird. I think she has a right to privacy and shouldn't have to have a neighbor spying and writing a book on her.
Anyway, to what extent should people who live in one place have to decide who lives near them? I know a law that says people must approve anyone who moves into an area would be abused like hell to make sure gay, blacks, jews etc. don't move in but silly beleifs aside Palin shouldn't have to worry about her neighbor spying on her.