Bob Jones spent more than 50 years in journalism, including a stint at the Louisville Courier-Journal, before going on to foreign correspondent work in Africa and Southeast Asia and a long run as a Honolulu TV news anchor.
This memoir collects his newsroom stories, from bizarre editors to covering the Vietnam War, offering an unvarnished, often funny look at American journalism from the 1950s to the present.
Published 2012
250 pages