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Summary of Mark Shaw's The Reporter Who Knew Too Much
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 Dorothy Kilgallen was a reporter who died in 1965. She was known for her sharp wit and bold personality. She was precocious, and she had an interest in the creative world from a young age. #2 Kilgallen’s father encouraged her to write letters to the newspaper editor, which she did regularly. She became associate editor of The Erasmian, her school’s literary magazine, and wrote a story about an English flier and his romance with an Italian peasant. #3 Kilgallen was a reporter for the New York Evening Journal in 1931, when she was given the opportunity to prove her worth. She re-wrote an article published by one of her male colleagues without divulging her name. The editor praised the re-write at a meeting, and asked who wrote it. Kilgallen proudly raised her hand. #4 Kilgallen was a young and talented journalist, who was known for her immaculate and unconventional style. She was a modern up-to-date woman reporter with a far-beyond-her-years perception and power of observation.
Summary of Mark Shaw's The Reporter Who Knew Too Much
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: #1 Dorothy Kilgallen was a reporter who died in 1965. She was known for her sharp wit and bold personality. She was precocious, and she had an interest in the creative world from a young age. #2 Kilgallen’s father encouraged her to write letters to the newspaper editor, which she did regularly. She became associate editor of The Erasmian, her school’s literary magazine, and wrote a story about an English flier and his romance with an Italian peasant. #3 Kilgallen was a reporter for the New York Evening Journal in 1931, when she was given the opportunity to prove her worth. She rewrote an article published by one of her male colleagues without divulging her name. The editor praised the rewrite at a meeting, and asked who wrote it. Kilgallen proudly raised her hand. #4 Kilgallen was a young and talented journalist, who was known for her immaculate and unconventional style. She was a modern uptodate woman reporter with a farbeyondheryears perception and power of observation.
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