Jack Fuller, Author . Unbridled $24.95 (257p) ISBN 978-1-932961-47-8
Pulitzer Prize–winning editorial writer Fuller (Fragments
) delivers a resonant, intricate saga of the multigenerational Bailey/Schumpeter family of Abbeville, a farming community in central Illinois. Karl Schumpeter goes to work as a clerk at
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Jack Fuller, Author University of Chicago Press $22.95 (266p) ISBN 978-0-226-26879-8
Fuller, publisher of the Chicago Tribune and a Pulitzer Prize winner for editorial writing, offers a stimulating and often hard-nosed look at the issues newspapers face today. His first concern is truth: he thinks newspapers should be far more...
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Jack Fuller, Author Trafalgar Square Publishing $8.95 (317p) ISBN 978-0-340-53552-3
Isaac McWade claims that there are ``only two reasons people begin backing away from you--either they are afraid or you should be.'' So when folks at the National Security Council, where McWade works, give him a wide berth, it's time to worry. Word...
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Jack Fuller, Author Alfred A. Knopf $25 (336p) ISBN 978-0-375-40535-8
Tenor saxman Jackson Payne's life reads like jazz tragedies' greatest hits, rife with drugs, sex, crime, violence and self-destruction, all vices and desires put to the service of jazz by the gifted and obsessed visionary. Readers may think they've...
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Jack Fuller. Unbridled, $16 trade paper (416p) ISBN 978-1-60953-130-0
A major breach in the database of a Chicago financial firm, Day and Domes, occurring while the company is embroiled in critical negotiations to acquire a Silicon Valley firm, has dire consequences in this thrilling topical mystery from Fuller (Abbevi
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