The Solomon Scandals: A BRIEF video introduction
So what’s Jonathan Stone been up to lately for the Washington Telegram?
In this brief video, less than 40 seconds long, Scandals author David Rothman introduces the book, this site and Stone.
Rothman recalls starting Scandals decades ago on a Nixon-era electric typewriter. “But then they say greed and corruption are a little like a good suit from Brooks Brothers—never quite out of style in D.C., Chicago or New York.”
Confession: Actually this is our sneaky way of getting you to read the plot summary and a three-chapter excerpt, as well as Stone’s interview with Rothman.
Note for iPhone and iPod Touch users: You may not see the green links mentioned in the video—the ones to the right. If so, just scroll to the bottom of the page and choose the non-iPhone view, the “Normal” one.
Second video: Fact vs. fiction. The absolute truth about my trip to the Oberlin, Ohio, police station.
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