In 1975 Charles Ashman was a Los Angeles-based late-night talk show
host on syndicated television, and had already published books with titles
such as "Kissinger: The Adventures of Super-Kraut," "The Finest Judges Money
Can Buy," "Martha [Mitchell]: The Mouth that Roared," and "Connally: The
Adventures of Big Bad John." It might be called pulp nonfiction, as they
were probably shipped out in a hurry to capture the topical interests of the
masses (this book has no index). Nevertheless, they are considerably more
comprehensive than what the newspapers had to offer; apparently it doesn't
take much to improve on mainstream journalism. By 1988 Ashman was foreign
correspondent for the Sunday Express of London.
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