Editor's Total Recall

30 Years of Newspaper Stories

De: Steve Gust

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Do you need a few great anecdotes for the next party, family reunion or social gathering? Then please let me suggest "Editor's Total Recall," as the resource for you. Rest assured they've never heard these stories before. A journalist takes you through 30 years of memories, some dramatic but many more chalk full of humor. Would a man really demand a correction for having his name misspelled in the police blotter? Yep. Or what about a board chairman who introduced a community leader and his daughter? But wait, it was his wife. Most people would crawl into a hole if arrested for DUI. Suppose you were arrested twice for DUI in a 48-hour span? Or how about a reporter being groped in an office by a woman twice his age? All these stories, and many, many more are in "Editor's Total Recall." The book also gives an in-depth look at what it's actually like working for a newspaper and how the industry has evolved in the past 20 to 30 years. It's an honest evaluation of the role of a newspaper in today's modern society as well as an editor looking back at his career and many of his milestones and challenges. Although there are many funny stories, there are also the serious times, such as looking back at what it was like in the newsroom when the Oklahoma City federal building was bombed in a terrorist attack. "Editor's Total Recall" will take you into a journalism world, much different from the ones seen on television and the movies. It's a candid look at an industry many don't know, until now and the release of "Editor's Total Recall." It will cause you to think and hopefully give you a few laughs. Please enjoy.