GREAT BOOKS FROM GREAT REPORTERS

State of Denial latest book of Bob Woodward includes a lot of facts never told before.

Fiasco: The American Military Adventure in Iraq, the book of Thomas Ricks, also from The Washington Post is another example.

My questions:

Why these two great reporters have not presented before some of these facts to the regular readers of their newspaper?

Why the readers of The Washington Post have to wait until these books are published to know very relevant information about the Iraq war?

Are these journalists working part-time?

No.

And the books are no published by the Post either.

Perhaps The Washington Post is just a "book incubator."