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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Knowing When to Leave
I just read an interesting piece about why the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, succeeded beyond all expectations and Rocketman, the Elton John story, is not resonating with audiences.It has little to do with artistic merit, the NY Post posits, but the fact that Elton...
Privacy in Public Life
When a president invokes executive privilege, it troubles me. What is he hiding? is the natural response. But in order for any business or government to function, there must be secrets.Why?Take the example of the recently resigned British Ambassador, Kim Darroch. In a...
NBA Hijinks
A Happy Clipper Some fans are in an uproar that NBA players now are able to not only select the team they wish to play for, but choose their teammates as well. I say more power to them. The draft is inherently unfair to players but seems to be the best way to maintain...
Wrecking Ball
Wrecking Ball is the seventh novel in my Riley King series of mysteries. Some very big changes happen in this one, including the death of an important character. Riley is now living on Hilton Head Island full time. His friend Rick Stone (spoiler if you haven't read...
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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.