Steve Vogel | Author of The New York Times Best-Selling book Reasonable Doubt
The official website of New York Times Best-Selling Author Steve Vogel
The focus of the June 17, 2019 edition of NBC’s “Dateline” was a Bloomington, Ill., murder case. That meant my The Unforgiven co-author, a newspaper courts and crime reporter at the time, was among the case’s best-informed, objective observers. So that’s why Dateline interviewed Edith Brady-Lunny and used her clear-eyed description of the facts to …
The co-author of The Unforgiven is stepping away from her daily journalism job. Read about Edith Brady-Lunny and her retirement at https://www.wglt.org/post/b-ns-courthouse-watchdog-set-retire-pantagraph#stream/0
One could say more goes into the narration of an audio book than meets the ear. Columnist Bill Flick explores the subject in his interview with the narrator of both The Unforgiven and Reasonable Doubt. You might recognize Keith Sellon-Wright’s voice — and face! pantagraph.com/blogs/flick/flick-he-reads-books-his-new-career/article_b5b3fd8d-1360-522a-a624-37a559c1c297.html
Shelbey Roberts and Mark Welp, who had interviewed Steve Vogel about his book Reasonable Doubt a year ago, invited him back to talk about the new book, co-authored with Edith Brady-Lunny. She was kind enough to accompany Steve on the interview. Good thing, too: centralillinoisproud.com/good-day-central-illinois/book-talk-the-unforgiven/2021003975
WJBC Radio’s Marc Strauss interviewed The Unforgiven co-authors Edith Brady-Lunny and Steve Vogel 11 days after the book’s release. Remarkably, the conversation occurred in the very same studio where Steve interviewed hundreds of guests over the 22 years he did his own radio talk show there. You can view the news story by Blake Haas …
A tributary of self-consciousness (is that trying too hard?) flows over me at this moment. That’s because I’m about to…well, we used to say, “put words to paper” about one of America’s very best sports journalists. Ever. It’s not just me saying that. Already long ago Dave Kindred was given the craft’s highest honor, the …