‘Tabloid City’ vs. ‘The Solomon Scandals’: A quick, friendly comparison between Pete Hamill’s newspaper novel and mine
Pete Hamill is out with Tabloid City, a New York newspaper novel commanding its share of pixels, column inches and
The Solomon Scandals novel, politicians, the media, the Washington area, tech and other surrealism:
Pete Hamill is out with Tabloid City, a New York newspaper novel commanding its share of pixels, column inches and
Note: This is an expanded version of my talk to the Washington Biography Group on Monday at Washington International School.
For years, as founder and editor of TeleRead, I complained of e-book gouges by big publishers eager to protect their
What was Sy Solomon—the D.C. real estate tycoon in The Solomon Scandals—-doing on the book’s blue cover shown here? Picking
Do you have the nerve to think that The Solomon Scandals isn’t Shakespearean in style? Hah! Just paste my foreword
I’ve remarked before on weird coincidences related to my name. Two letters, for example, distinguish me from David Roffman, at
For the op-ed page and Web site of the Providence Journal, my friend Dan Bloom wrote partly about his song
Two kinds of parties show up in The Solomon Scandals, my D.C. media novel: the private variety (“party-parties”) and “name-in-the-paper
Hollywood mentions pop up in The Solomon Scandals, my Washington newspaper novel. L.A. and D.C. overlap, all right, and even