The life and death of the chain-smoking editor
How could I have written a newspaper novel like The Solomon Scandals without a chain-smoking editor? Kamikaze levels of tobacco
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
How could I have written a newspaper novel like The Solomon Scandals without a chain-smoking editor? Kamikaze levels of tobacco
Alexis de Tocqueville helped demystify the America of the 19th century even though he was a visitor rather than a
The New York Times, whether on global warming, the newest iPad or corruption in Mongolia, outdoes the Washington Post all too
What counts more for Web-era writers of news or opinion? Coming up with snappy, credible, well-researched articles? Or improving dialogues
While this site exists partly to plug The Solomon Scandals novel about old-time newspapering, it’s also an experiment in online
Cal Thomas, the conservative columnist, isn’t ready yet to call our war in Afghanistan a scandal despite raising some excellent
Tax dollars at work, GSA style Angry taxpayers are buzzing over the organizational “culture” at the General Services Administration, the
The presses still roll at thousands of newspapers throughout the world, but for how long? And meanwhile this video from
The Solomon Scandals site has just ditched an older, more cluttered look in favor of a sleek new one. You’ll