This moving, exciting story deserves attention from anyone interested in the history of American media or looking for a stirring example of journalistic ethics in action.

A thrilling and inspiring tale of journalistic dedication.

The most detailed and dramatic look yet at the [Wall Street Journal’s] Pulitzer-winning work following the terrorist attacks.

An incredible book. Absolutely amazing.

Grips you as soon as you begin reading the book. It’s really the proverbial page-turner because these are real stories that you’re reading.

One fantastic story. I’m sure that it will be a global bestseller.

There could be a movie about this. This is a truly compelling story. It is so relatable.

September Twelfth is an amazing story about how The Wall Street Journal produced Pulitzer-winning coverage while overcoming incomparable obstacles. It’s a story about perseverance, diligence and a commitment to doing a job, and doing an excellent job — something that everybody can learn from.

The heroic story of how the world's most important newspaper, The Wall Street Journal, handled 9/11 has not been told until now. This riveting account shows how that incredible day reflects the American spirit. September Twelfth is not to be missed.

Dean Rotbart makes a compelling case about the ability of Americans to act independently and collectively problem-solve. That the staff of The Wall Street Journal overcame tremendous obstacles to publish the next day’s edition on time speaks volumes of a corporate culture and professional ethos and the vital contribution that the fourth estate brings to the viability of the grand American experiment.