by William Safire
Garden City, New York: Doubleday & Company , Inc., 1977.
First trade edition.
Foxing to the top page edges, else near fine; in a near fine dust jacket.
Inscribed and SIGNED to mystery writer and journalist Dick Lochte.
William Safire began his writing career as a reporter, became a speech writer in the Nixon White House, and wrote an Op-Ed column in the New York Times for the next three decades. He also wrote the weekly "On Language" column in the New York Times Magazine. He was a winner of the Pulitzer Prize for commentary and the Medal of Freedom.
This is a novel of political drama full of details only an insider would know. An assassination attempt has left the President blind. Who can he trust now?
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