A masterwork of modern PI fiction
-Reed Farrel Coleman
Riley King leaps from the page and digs deep to find the truth
-Paul Levine
Richard Neer does a masterful job of building a suspenseful plot
-John Feinstein
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Now Kookie and Frenchy are all that’s left
Roger Smith has died at the age of 84. Although in later years, he was mostly known as the business manager and husband of Ann Margret, he was a star in his own right in the hugely popular TV series, 77 Sunset Strip, which now reruns on ME-TV at 4 a.m. weekdays and is...
Good things come to those who wait. Really?
We waited through three rounds of blowout NBA playoff games, anticipating the inevitable ---Golden State-Cleveland III. And what do we have so far? Two more blowouts. Maybe we're not being patient enough and the Cavs response to last year's 3-1 deficit will come...
Back up the Truck
A third of the way through the season, it's time to admit that the Mets are going nowhere and should look to the future. With a host of free agents departing next season, they should actively explore doing what the Yankees did last year. The problem is ---who do they...
Giving fans the finger?
Mr. Met apparently gave this rude gesture to a group of fans last night, although when you have hands like his, it's hard to discern which one is in the middle. The team says that several employees don the costume, but this particular one will not be trusted to do so...
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Richard Neer began his radio career at WLIR, fostering it through its birth as the first suburban progressive station in the nation. WNEW-FM was his radio home for almost thirty years; it was there that he became friends with a fellow Jersey kid named Bruce Springsteen, who called him frequently when he was working the late shift.