Life imitates art?
CNN host S.E. Cupp has just copped to high anxiety as she comments on the news of the world.
This is her reality, but she mimics a character in my new novel, Press Card, that was just released.
![](data:image/svg+xml;charset=utf-8,<svg height="1024px" width="673px" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" version="1.1"/>)
The sample chapter on the website concerns a Philadelphia anchor who thinks he causes the news to happen. You can read the chapter, and order the book on the website.
Recent Posts
Is Philadelphia a “Black city”?
This column was written three years ago, following the Philadelphia Inquirer’s journey into discovering its…
Americans awake to the reality of President Trump
The Trump honeymoon is over. The numbers aren’t great for President Trump (Photo: NBC News)…
Scorecard: The first 4 weeks of Trump II
There hasn’t been such an activist rookie* President since Franklin D. Roosevelt. The Odd Couple:…
Should trans people get equal rights to gays in Philly?
Philadelphia should be an LGBTQ sanctuary city. Illustration created by ChatGBT That was the interesting…
Unfair criticism and what Trump needs to learn
“Starting on day one, we will end inflation and make America affordable again, to bring…
Cry baby Dems need to pick their fights with whirlwind Trump
Wrecking ball, bull in a China shop, disrupter, Constitution-buster — choose your own metaphor. Just…