In this autobiography, a trailblazing female journalist describes how the inquiring mind of her childhood years fueled her reporting career, and details her life in the press corps fast lane, covering administrations from Kennedy's to Clinton's. The author defends the necessity of the probing, often adversarial relationship between presidents and ...
Series hero Elliot Stone returns to Boulder, Colorado after a stint as a war-crimes lawyer in the Hague. Back in the States, he comes to the defense of a man who, as a result of a devastating brain injury, may have brutally attacked his wife, who now lies comatose.
A legendary journalist and bestselling author delivers a hard-hitting manifesto on the precipitous decline in the quality and ethics of political reportage and issues a clarion call for change.
In her feisty memoir, Susan McDougal tells the facts about the infamous case known as Whitewater, including the background to her decision not to testify to Ken Starr's committee before a grand jury, her subsequent nearly two-year imprisonment, and her eventual vindication, when she was cleared of criminal charges on all counts. She also discusses ...
Which President Killed a Man? is an inviting and entertaining series of questions and answers that will appeal to presidential trivia buffs all across the nation. Organized into 31 sections - Looks, Style, Family, Last Words, Pets, Military, Nicknames, etc. - it contains over 300 interesting teaser questions followed by answers, including such ...
Sam's mom is president, meaning he is under constant Secret Service surveillance. So Sam and his best friends, Warren the cat and Leonard the ex-NASA lab rat, hatch a daring plan to take a grand tour of their historic hometown. Full color.
This study considers 18th-century literature in light of anti-slave ideology of the period. Here, Thomas examines the link between canonical romantic authors and the slave narratives of African writers.
The former White House bureau chief for United Press International follows up on her memoirs, FRONT ROW IN THE WHITE HOUSE, with this collection that recalls the humorous side of nine presidents whom she knew well--in her own words and theirs.
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