JFK’s murdered mistress: Insider’s book alleges CIA role
On CIA matters, The Solomon Scandals is fiction—not about what happened, but what could have happened. To this day we still don’t know the
Category: GSA
Beyond GSA ‘crats at play: Scrutinize office leasing
Tax dollars at work, GSA style Angry taxpayers are buzzing over the organizational “culture” at the General Services Administration, the
Mind reader and clown helped kill GSA leader Martha Johnson’s job
”Among the other expenses were $3,200 for a mind reader, $6,300 on a commemorative coin set displayed in velvet boxes
The Solomon Scandals novel vs. online gossip about Skyline Towers and the intel community
The Solomon Scandals is a novel, but two actual events helped inspire it and are the topics of online gossip
The Solomon Scandals’ bureaucratic setting—a few decades later
Much of The Solomon Scandals is about conflicts between friendship and duty. A rickety high-rise may tumble as a result,
Martha N. Johnson: GSA’s new leader vs. dirty politics—the ‘Solomon Scandals’ angle
A sad and bizarre update: Here. Margo Danialson, Oberlin B.A., is reporter Jon Stone’s partner in crime or anti-crime in
A tale of two obituaries—plus wisdom from J.Y. Smith, first official editor of the W. Post obit desk
You regulars already know my complaint. For whatever the reason, Washington philanthropist Robert H. Smith enjoyed a free ride from
The nuts and bolts of bribing a bureaucrat—or at least the guy in the photo
How to bribe a corrupt bureaucrat? No need for cash in brown bags. In The Solomon Scandals I tell of
‘The Solomon Scandals’ vs. Dan Brown’s latest, ‘The Lost Symbol’: Same city, different books
Tip: You can add us to your RSS feeds and receive free updates like this one. Dan Brown’s new bestseller,
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