Reporters vs. publishers and editors: On IQs, faulty edits, a Knopf editor and an unnamed columnist
The Solomon Scandals is a reporter’s novel, with editors and the publisher in the way of truth and decency. If
Category: The Solomon Scandals
The Washington Post, Sally Quinn and the Mink Stole Ladies: How much VIP-watching is too much?
How closely should the world follow VIP journalists and politicians and—for that matter—celebrities in general? “Newspapers spend too much time
Sally Quinn wedding feud: Don’t fire Ms. Quinn — turn her ‘at large’
My “Don’t fire” headline is for the benefit of out-of-towners. As a close friend of the Grahams, the owning family
The Sally Quinn post
It should be online by 7 p.m. Eastern tonight, and, yes, it’s mostly sympathetic toward her. I’ll make my case
Rexwood Garst and the darker side of ‘meritocracy’ in journalism, politics and other fields
In The Solomon Scandals, I have a little fun with a hyperspecialized Yalie named Rexwood Garst, a reporter at a
A Valentine’s Day lesson from P. G. Wodehouse
Carly is asleep now, but I know my first order of business when she wakes up. Happy Valentine’s Day! V
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
Why I feel like Billy Pilgrim: ‘The Solomon Scandals’ as a time-warpy book
Was it Jerry Ford or Jimmy Carter who sat in the Oval Office when I finished the original draft of
‘The Rothman Scandal’: What’s good for the Solomons is good for…
Beth Solomon of TheGeorgetownDish is a good sport about the existence of a D.C. novel with a villain named Solomon:
David Rothman at Large 